Linny’s : An Incredible Steakhouse on Ossington
Linny's combines the Jewish deli tradition with the steakhouse, in a tribute to David Schwartz's Linda, with everything made in house.
Linny's combines the Jewish deli tradition with the steakhouse, in a tribute to David Schwartz's Linda, with everything made in house.
Sunny's Chinese started as a pandemic pop-up out of Mimi Chinese's back kitchen and grew into one of Toronto's most exciting restaurants.
Takja, c'est une relecture raffinée du barbecue coréen, façonnée par des années d'expérience. En coréen, takja signifie « table ».
Liliana is chef Marvin Palomo's personal restaurant on Queen W, serving Italian classics with subtle Asian influences in a warm 30-seat room.
Porzia's — the small, warm restaurant on Oakwood Avenue where this lasagna lives — is so much more than a one-dish story.
Jamil's Chaat House on Queen West serves modern Pakistani chaat, tandoor classics, and a vibrant natural wine list in a candlelit room.
Taverne Bernhardt's, occupying the main level of a converted Edwardian house on Dovercourt Road, is that restaurant.
Som Tum Jinda is one of Toronto’s go-to spots for bold, vibrant Thai food, with standout som tum, noodles, and deeply satisfying specialties.
Tucked away on a quiet stretch of Victoria Street, Restaurant 20 Victoria sits in one of the city's most unlikely fine dining locations.
Famiglia Baldassarre isn't a restaurant that happens to make pasta. It's a pasta factory that happens to feed people.
BB's translates the intimacy of Lola's home cooking into the language of one of the city's most vibrant communities.
Brodflour bakery and flour mill has spent the last few years rewriting what fresh bread can be, one stone-milled batch at a time.
Takja is an elevated take on Korean barbecue, shaped by years of fine dining experience. Takja means table in Korean.
Sourdough, Hong Kong milk buns, gooey butter tarts, and brown butter chocolate chip cookies at Bà Nội, Bloorcourt's micro-bakery.
Since its opening on July 16, 2015, Alo has redefined the fine dining landscape in Toronto. A must in the city !
Aloette is Toronto's high-end retro diner from the team behind Alo, serving what may be the city's best burger in a vintage dining-car setting.