Korean bibimbap, Venezuelan arepas, Ethiopian wats, and Polish paczki are some of the global delights on offer throughout the city's restaurants. You... Read More
Korean bibimbap, Venezuelan arepas, Ethiopian wats, and Polish paczki are some of the global delights on offer throughout the city's restaurants. You'll find that the best restaurants in Toronto have a range: everything from shiny, brand-name bistros (David Chang and Daniel Boulud included), to passionately run independents. The latter have done as much to elevate the culinary landscape in Toronto as the big names.
Toronto restaurants provide food from around the world, from Thai to Canadian fare. Gran van Gameren’s Spanish empire has you covered on tapas and pintxos. Patois Toronto manages to merge, incredibly enough, Chinese and Jamaican influences, while Scaramouche makes friends of French and Italian cuisines. And no one searching for where to eat in Toronto should pass up its Asian restaurants; Dailo and LoPan, or the authentic Canadian fare of Boralia. If you want to purchase some groceries and do your own cooking, then visit St. Lawrence or Kensington Market, two large food bazaars, that in addition to farmer’s markets, host restaurants, galleries, delis, bakeries, and grocery markets.
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Alo Restaurant
In the city's epicenter of fashion and design, there's a tasting menu-only destination that has the city's attention. Diners here enjoy five courses of... Read More
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Bar Isabel
Bar Isabel has got the laid back, weather-worn feel of a Northern Spanish eatery where good food, drink, and service is an everyday occurrence. Read More
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Beast Restaurant
Partners Scott and Rachelle Vivian own and operate the cozy, downtown restaurant that's a local favorite for its killer brunches (think: smoked fish... Read More
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Biff's Bistro
Executive Chef Amanda Ray offers the Financial District and theater-going crowds a reason to get excited about her French Bistro fare. Read More
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Carmen Cocina Espanola
Give yourself about 45 minutes if you want one of the best paellas in Toronto, as they're made-to-order here. A spate of terrific starters are available... Read More
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Colette Grand Cafe
Hand-painted tiles, marble tables, and crushed-velvet benches give the bright, airy space a distinctly Parisian sophistication. Stop in for the daily... Read More
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Dailo and LoPan
Upstairs, LoPan is a snack bar offering a whimsical take on dim sum and beyond (like the Big Mac bao). Downstairs at DaiLo, the menu is more refined,... Read More
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Enoteca Sociale
Residents of the Little Portugal neighborhood love the unpretentious ambience, wines by the glass, and knowledgeable servers that are friendly and... Read More
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Honest Weight
Get to Honest Weight early for raw oysters, clams, freshly grilled fish picked from the display coolers, and inventive dishes using the best seafood... Read More
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Lamesa Filipino Kitchen
From Halo Halo to pancit noodles, and modern takes on other classics, the food here is comforting and fun. Family-friendly brunches (think: steak and... Read More
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Momofuku Noodle Bar
The noodle bar is the sister restaurant to the same establishment in New York, featuring bowls of hot ramen, Chang's famous steamed buns, and fried... Read More
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Nadege Patisserie
Kusmi teas from France, fresh coffees, and hot chocolate accompany the prettiest confections and pastries you've seen outside of Paris. A small... Read More
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Patois Toronto
The cocktail list at Patois Toronto is also not to be missed, and if you can't decide, get "The Whole Shebang"—a collection of greatest hits that can... Read More
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Scaramouche
The cuisine here is sophisticated with French nuances, and there's a pasta bar on the other side of the restaurant for those seeking upscale casual... Read More
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SOMA Chocolatemakers
Named after the elusive substance in Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," Soma is a bean-to-bar chocolate lab and factory that started out in the city's... Read More
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The Chase Fish & Oyster
Find this high-end seafood restaurant inside a warehouse-style building on a narrow alleyway in the Financial District. Unusual dishes like snow crab... Read More
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