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The Best Coffee Shops in Toronto
From Sam James to Boxcar Social Laneway, these are the 10 Toronto coffee shops worth crossing town for, picked for the coffee first.
Gisèle Buvette: “Living Wines, Kind People”
In Québec City, Gisèle is the kind of "real" buvette we love! Small plates, a superb wine list and a great atmosphere.
The Best Bagels in Montreal: Where to Find Them
Since bagels are a Montreal specialty, a list of suggestions for very good bagels in the city was missing from our best-of rankings.
P’tit Bélanger: a neighbourhood buvette by Projet Pilote
The newest project from the Projet Pilote team, P'tit Bélanger builds on classics executed flawlessly, in a chic and retro setting.
Martine’s Wine Bar Is Becoming Casa Rubia This September
Grant van Gameren and Hailey Burke open Casa Rubia, a Galician steakhouse, in the former Martine's Wine Bar space on Toronto's Palmerston Ave
Casa Paco: A Love Letter to Old-World Europe in a Little Italy Row House
In Toronto's Little Italy, Casa Paco's four partners cook seafood tasting menus, Sunday paella and Ontario Wagyu cured six months.
Cono: the Canis chefs are back on College Street, and they’re scooping gelato
Jeff Kang and Tosh Agassiz, are making small-batch gelato on College Street. Basque cheesecake, sweet corn, miso blondie and more.
National Bank : partner of our expansion
Our expansion wouldn’t be possible without BNC’s support! And to celebrate our arrival in Toronto, they have a special gift for you.
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Rizière: An Excellent Little Asian Restaurant on the Plateau
At the corner of the Main and Avenue du Mont-Royal, Rizière serves very good plates in a polished, relaxed setting. Attentive service.
Cantine Dukana: A Sandwich Counter in Montreal’s Image
Cantine Dukana, a warm, well-decorated Lebanese-inflected counter in Petit-Laurier, serves excellent sandwiches and fries.