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Critically acclaimed Amaya took Toronto by storm almost two years ago, blending classic Indian cooking with modern techniques and flavours. For all intents and purposes, it introduced Nouvelle Indian cuisine to the masses (The Host doesn’t count) and has been loved since then. A second restaurant opened on Yonge [...]
Continue Reading →Chef Brad Long (Food TV, ACC, Platinum club) has been long advocating his ethic of cultivating food from local and organic ingredients, longer than most other chefs in the city. Veritas has been a sandbox for his culinary exploration — fresh province ingredients gently flavoured, with one of the [...]
Continue Reading →We’ve written before about Afternoon Tea — last time it was at the King Edward hotel. But according to my friend the Windsor Arms is the best of the bunch, compared to the King Edward and the Park Hyatt.
Continue Reading →Weekend afternoon meals tend to be very limited. Relaxing and enjoyable, but limited. Brunch can only take you so far into the wonderful land of culinary enjoyment. To spice things up we chose Afternoon Tea.
Continue Reading →Trevor Kitchen & Bar is neatly tucked away in the St. Lawrence district. Though it not the easiest place to spot off the street, once you enter and go down the stairs you are welcomed by the aromas of a well seasoned kitchen.
Continue Reading →So the story used to be that Gio’s was the Italian restaurant at Yonge and Davisville, the one with the giant fiberglass nose protruding from it. And five doors north of Gio’s, was Five Doors North. Only it wasn’t called Five Doors North. It was called Future Furniture, and [...]
Continue Reading →A neighborhood that is steadily growing with interesting restaurants to accessorize the various furniture boutiques : Coquine, Mirabelle, and a handful of new fusion sushi joints. Quince is the result from the brains behind the former Stork on the Roof. The Summerlicious menu lured me in due to [...]
Continue Reading →Located in Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle Hotel, on the edge of Lake Ontario, Toula presents a stunning view of the city and its surroundings. The menu is aimed to be authentic Italian. Albeit the summerlicious menu straight away from its roots, the experience was generally positive.
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