Eat & Drink — Page 17
Cactus Club's summer menu brings back Frosé and a $9 smash burger
The downtown Toronto spot launches new seasonal plates and cocktails, with The Niner smash burger leading Happy Hour deals at all locations.
6 Toronto brunch spots worth the wait right now
A local food writer rounds up her favourite neighbourhood spots, from the cult-hit Little Italy diner blending North American comfort...
Ranking Lay's World Cup chip flavours, from worst to best
A food writer tastes through four FIFA-inspired chip varieties from Team Argentina, Canada, France, and England, with suggested drink pairings.
Schmaltz Appetizing opens for dinner on Dupont
The beloved Jewish deli is now serving a high-low menu of smoked wieners, lobster rolls and house-made pastrami until September.
Bars and restaurants navigating World Cup trademark minefield
Toronto venues hosting watch parties are carefully avoiding FIFA's strict trademark rules—no logos, no trophy imagery, not even the word...
BMW dealership honours AI chatbot's $27K buyback offer
After revoking a quote made by its own AI, the dealership reversed course when CBC got involved, raising questions about corporate...
World Cup dining: 6 spots near Toronto Stadium worth visiting
From Italian fine dining to smash burgers and hot dogs, here's where to eat near the action.
French Chef Didier Leroy Opening Intimate Restaurant in the Junction
Master Chef Didier Leroy is launching The French Kitchen, a 20-seat fine-dining spot with seasonal tasting menus on Dundas West.
Poke Burgers opens at World Food Market this summer
Instagram-famous burger spot that fuses poke and smash burgers is finally landing a brick-and-mortar location at Yonge and Gould.
Summer food festivals worth marking on your calendar
From tropical Caribbean flavours to tequila-soaked taco celebrations, here are standout food festivals coming to the GTA this summer.
A 2012 receipt shows how much dining costs have risen
Five people lunched at Terroni for under $100 in 2012. The same meal costs 40% more today, sparking debate over shrinkflation.
MIA Brunch Bar opens second location on Yonge
Six years after opening in Midtown, the popular upscale brunch spot expands south to Yonge and College with the same loaded plates.
