Tucked away in a corner at the lower level of Toronto’s Union Station is an unassuming pasta bar that’s serving some of the best fresh pasta in the city. Chef Michael Angeloni has taken his love for pasta and created Amano,

Parallel Brothers is a tahini production factory and Mediterranean restaurant that is dedicated to celebrating all you can do with the versatile ingredient, sesame butter.
A first of its kind in Toronto, brothers Alon, Guy, and Aharon Ozery (founders of Ozery Bakery) transformed the old industrial space on the infamous Geary Avenue into a lively and hip restaurant and cafe that doubles as a production factory for freshly made tahini.
Toronto newest food destination, Assembly Chef’s Hall, is a food-lover’s dream. This massive new food hall is where some of Toronto’s top chefs, restaurateurs and baristas have come together under one roof to offer a taste of Toronto.
Dear Roncesvalles,
It’s been five years since you turned this suburban girl into an urbanite. I still remember the day I put in my application for the tiny basement apartment on Geoffrey Street, the apartment that would eventually turn into my first home as a newlywed.
I did it! I attended my very first Diner en Blanc event at nearly 38 weeks pregnant (2 weeks from my due date!!) and had a blast. I admit I was a bit apprehensive as I thought through the preparation process,
Barsa Taberna is an intimate Spanish tapas and sangria bar in the heart of the St. Lawrence Market in Toronto. This past summer, the restaurant celebrated its three year anniversary and with that, they introduced a new summer menu to honour the occasion.
Summer is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than with some cold treats. Toronto’s ice cream/ gelato game is STRONG; we offer everything from gelato popsicles to amazing soft serve, cookie sandwiches, Dole Whip floats, and Thai-style rolled ice cream.
Mother’s Day is quickly approaching and I am getting more and more requests for date ideas. While Toronto has a diversity of experiences to offer, I’ve selected my top six Mother’s Day dates for the dessert lover.
1. High-technique desserts from Roselle –
Restaurant: Isaan Der
Address: 2961 Dundas Street West
Type of food: Northeastern Thai
Neighbourhood: Junction
Price range: $11-$30
Toronto – and arguably the whole world – has a love affair with Thai food. Thai restaurants never seem to have a problem attracting customers.