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Orchard Picnics Are Back at La Cabane d’à Côté — One of Quebec’s Most Beloved Summer Experiences
From June 20 to October 18, 2026, la Cabane d'à Côté is once again bringing back its magnificent orchard picnics this season.
Quetzal : Toronto’s Amazing Fire-Only Mexican Restaurant
Quetzal cooks every dish over open wood fire, with no gas in the kitchen. A Michelin-starred Toronto temple to elevated Mexican cuisine.
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.
Mimi Chinese : One of Our Favourite Chinese Restaurants in Toronto
Mimi Chinese on Davenport reopened in 2026 with a brighter room and a sharper take on regional Chinese cooking in Yorkville.
Linny’s Luncheonette : Big Hug Hospitality’s Insane Takeout Deli
Linny's Luncheonette on Ossington is Big Hug Hospitality's takeout deli, serving delicious sandwiches in Toronto.
Sunny’s Chinese : Mimi Chinese’s Fun Little Cousin
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.
François-Emmanuel Nicol: Making History One Star at a Time
François-Emmanuel Nicol is the chef and co-owner of Tanière³, the only restaurant in the province to have earned two Michelin Stars.
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Tastet Toronto is here!! And this is just the beginning.
Tastet Toronto — it's official! After 12 years in Québec, we're landing in Toronto. New site, more addresses, same mission as always.
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Liliana : Marvin Palomo’s New Personal Tribute on Queen West
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 Lasagna That Built a Restaurant
Porzia's — the small, warm restaurant on Oakwood Avenue where this lasagna lives — is so much more than a one-dish story.