Eat & Drink — Page 13
Bar32 ice cream returns to Rosedale with coffee in tow
The cottage-country ice cream sisters are back for a summer pop-up at The Lobby by Heaps Estrin, now serving espresso alongside their...
Retired diplomat opens Pasta Basta at Mirvish Village
Gianni Bardini, former Italian diplomat, launches high-quality pasta restaurant with Chef Dario Tomaselli offering classic dishes at...
Defina Wood Fired closes after a decade in the Junction
The beloved wood-fired pizza spot is calling it after nearly 10 years, but the original Pizzeria Defina in Roncesvalles continues.
Magnolia Bakery bringing banana pudding obsession to Ontario
The iconic New York dessert shop plans to open 10 locations across the province, starting soon.
Sweet Minis selling out daily at Harbourfront World Cup pop-up
Mobile dessert shop's scoopable cookies are gone by day's end; the Airstream trailer runs through July 11 during FIFA tournament.
Pizza Pizza's World Cup box turns your table into a playing field
Limited-edition "Pitch Party" pizza box doubles as a tabletop soccer game—no FIFA branding required.
Tim Hortons brings back Crispy Chicken Sandwich for summer
Popular sandwich last served a decade ago returns for limited time, alongside new Poppin' Frozen Quenchers with popping candy.
Mapo Korean BBQ Opens Second Location at Church and Wellesley
The Koreatown favorite beloved by Blue Jays players launches a sister restaurant as a love letter to both South Korea and Toronto baseball.
6 Covered Patios Worth Rain or Shine This Summer
From rooftop views to garden seating, these Toronto restaurants have serious weather protection—and solid drinks.
Dacasto's New Sandwich Shop La Baciata Opens on Yonge
The iconic Italian bakery trades 25 years of pastry for 48-hour fermented focaccia filled with imported ingredients.
Prime Seafood Palace launches 'Coulson and Friends' dinner series
Chef Coulson Armstrong teams top culinary talent for one-night collaborations; Mon Lapin joins next on June 17.
Eight elevated spots screening the World Cup this summer
From wine bars to record shops, these Toronto venues are opening their spaces for FIFA matches — and the food and drink scene is stellar.
