Lights, camera, action! One of the city’s most anticipated events of the year, The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is here. If you’re hoping to immerse yourself in the action and possibly rub some shoulders with some celebs, you’re in luck. The city will be full of all of your fave actors and actresses!
Located on the 17th floor of the Park Hyatt Toronto – one of the city’s most iconic luxury hotels, Writers Room is a celebrity hotspot during festival season. The hotel’s iconic 17th-floor cocktail lounge, known for unparalleled views of the Toronto skyline, has hosted the likes of Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Wilde, Charlize Theron, Pierce Brosnan, and Tilda Swinton, among many more during TIFF.
Located just steps away from all the TIFF action, Bisha Hotel has attracted A-list celebrities like Elliot Page, Emma Thompson, Stanley Tucci, Jake Gyllenhaal, Margot Robbie, and more over the years. This year, the hotel will be hosting TIFF even bigger and better than before, with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Red Carpet and the Deadline Lounge.
This upscale Italian-inspired restaurant and bar in Yorkville is always an excellent spot for people-watching – especially during TIFF. Just steps away from the Hazelton Hotel and the Four Seasons, not to mention it’s home to one of the neighbourhood’s largest private patios – it’s no wonder that Sofia is a go-to spot for celebrities and TIFF events. Fun fact: Sofia hosted the Hustlers premiere party in 2019, with Jennifer Lopez, Keke Palmer, Constance Wu, Lili Reinhart, and Julia Stiles in attendance.
This award-winning restaurant, known for its authentic Eastern Mediterranean flavours, is located just minutes from the TIFF Bell Lightbox, so it’s a go-to spot for TIFF after-parties. Stars spotted here in the past include Matt Damon, Michelle Williams, Gerard Butler, Dakota Johnson, and Jason Segal.
This Italian hotspot on Adelaide is not only a local favourite, but it’s a frequent TIFF after-party spot and has seen the likes of Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, and Kiernan Shipka grace through the venue in previous years.
Steps away from TIFF Bell Lightbox is the restaurant and rooftop patio of Soluna! Soluna is an Official Hospitality Partner for TIFF, so naturally expect to see some celebrities enjoying a drink or bite to eat while enjoying music from its festival line-up.
Located on the third floor of TIFF Lightbox, Varda is a lounge and café-bar named in honour of the celebrated French filmmaker Agnès Varda. It’s the new downtown destination for high-quality delicious coffee, conversation, sophisticated drinks, and snacks. And during TIFF.- don’t be surprised to see talent sipping and snacking.
This year, 1 Hotel wants everyone to be able to feel like a celebrity, offering an unparalleled blend of luxury, sustainability, and exclusivity – all in one place. From its iconic rooftop bar, Harriets, to its serene Flora Lounge, to its elegant Casa Madera restaurant, there are plenty of spots within the hotel with ample potential for celebrity sightings.
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‘Tis the season of love. Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and if you want to take your Valentine on a special date to celebrate this year, you should reserve your seats sooner than later! Tons of Toronto restaurants have special Valentine’s Day experiences to ensure you and your date have a night that stands out from the rest.
Take your Valentine all the way up to the 44th floor at KOST for great views and a delish 3-course dinner on February 14th for $105 a person. The current KOST Chalet is still available and an excellent choice for a cozy romantic, apres ski type dinner!
Celebrate Valentine’s Day this year in the airy atmosphere of SARA restaurant with a curated menu, including dish options such as Hamachi Crudo, Ikura Latke, Wagyu Reuben, and more. Reserve your spot here!
Treat you and your loved one to a decadent 5-course set menu at one of Toronto’s most romantic and moody restaurants, Arika Back. You’ll get to enjoy modern Japanese cuisine with authentic Korean flavours alongside your partner and a special Valentine’s Day dessert!
Chica, the 2-time Michelins recommended tapas bar at King & Portland, still has some openings for its special Valentine’s Day 3-course dinner! The menu includes options such as Croquettas de Jamon Con Trufas, Tartar de Carne, Costillas Horneadas, and more! Book your table here.
If you and your love, love seafood, we have the perfect V-Day date for you! Pink Sky is hosting a seafood-inspired extravaganza with a 4-course menu with plenty of decadent options to choose from. Its Valentine’s Day menu will be available on February 14th, 16th, and 17th.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Byblos Uptown or Downtown with a romantic 3-course menu, featuring Eastern Mediterranean favourites such as Lamb Ribs, Grilled Branzino Fillet, Eggplant Schnitzel, Jewelled Rice, and more. Book at Byblos Uptown here, and Byblos Downtown here.
From exceptional Pan-Asian cuisine and elevated cocktails to luxurious avant-garde decor inspired by Alexander McQueen, Ultra is the ultimate sensory destination, perfect for special occasion dining. This Valentine’s Day, the restaurant is offering a 3-course family-style prix-fixe dinner for $140 a person!
Escape from the ordinary this Valentine’s Day at Daphne! The restaurant is hosting a 4-course prix fixe menu at $125 per person for the special day. Make your reservation here!
In the heart of Toronto’s King West neighbourhood, Margo pulls inspiration from the diverse cultures, fresh ingredients, and unique flavours found along the Mediterranean Coastline. Enjoy a Valentine’s Day to remember with an à la carte menu (with a min spend of $125 per person) and a live jazz band featuring Queen Pepper.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Amal this year with its signature Lebanese à la carte menu, complimentary flowers, and romantic picture-worthy atmosphere. What’s not to love?
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If you ask us, there’s always time for dessert. And luckily there’s no shortage of bakeries and dessert shops in Toronto serving wickedly delicious baked goods for the next time you need to treat your sweet tooth. Whether you’re looking for old-school Italian baked goods to Instagramable donuts, cupcakes, or cookies, these bakeries and dessert shops have you covered.
Specializing in gourmet, soft-baked cookies in a variety of different flavours, like Lemon Poppyseed, Red Velvet, and Chocolate Chunk, Andrea’s Cookies, is definitely a must-try. Cookie enthusiasts can snag a coveted box of Andrea’s Cookies at the Bloor street location or by ordering online.
This mom-and-pop Italian bakery in Etobicoke has been in operation since 1969. Run by the Bozzo family, SanRemo is loved for its large selection of mouth-watering desserts including pastries, cakes, danishes, pies, gelato, and donuts.
Offering everything from its classic flavours like Classic Chocolate Chip, Ferrero Rocher, Maple Bacon, Nutella, and so many other delicious cookie combinations, Craig’s is an OG in Toronto’s cookie scene.
Fill Me Up Buttercup is a pop-up-style bakery specializing in next-level cupcakes, cookies, and specialty desserts topped and stuffed with unique toppings. For those interested in ordering, you can also shop online!
Looking for a vegan cake, cupcakes, cookies, brownies or donuts? Bloomers has you covered. Since 2014, Bloomer’s donuts goodies are handcrafted fresh every day and are available in-store at multiple locations and by delivery.
This charming artisan patisserie serves custom cakes, seasonal desserts, and an array of walk-in indulgences, including tarts and scones, macarons, cookies, cupcakes, and so much more. You can get your Bobbette & Belle fix at two Toronto locations, one at Yonge and Lawrence and one on Queen Street East.
Since 2010, Bunner’s Bakeshop has been serving vegan and gluten-free traditional baked goods that are impossible to distinguish from their classic counterparts. Here you’ll find delicious celebration cakes, jumbo muffins, decadent cupcakes, sticky cinnamon buns, and so much more.
You may have heard of The Rolling Pin on Food Network’s Donut Showdown. Here you’ll find a massive range of dessert options to try including gourmet cupcakes and donuts to scrumptious cakes and cookies.
Located in Scarborough, Lamannas is known for its over-the-top baked goods, including pizza cakes, custom cakes, donuts, gelato, and traditional Italian desserts. If you’re looking to make your next event gathering extra special, you’re going to want to bring something from Lamannas.
Head over to Delysees on Ossington or in Yorkville to treat your tastebuds to a luxury dessert. Since 2013, Delysees has specialized in top-of-the-line French pastries, Macarons, Cakes, Eclairs, and classic French baked goods – along with a variety of modern gluten-free and vegan desserts.
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Are you always looking for the best restaurants to feature on your Instagram? In a city as large and diverse as Toronto, it can be hard to stay on top of the restaurant scene that’s constantly evolving. It feels like every day somewhere new is opening its doors, and it can be difficult to know which restaurants are worth checking out and which are duds.
Maison Selby at Bloor and Sherbourne is an Instagrammer’s dream – from the front bar area and each dining area, to the secret speakeasy downstairs, no detail is left unattended. Stop by for brunch if you want to get some of that great morning light, or come by to enjoy the bar scene with some friends (and try to snag a seat at the speakeasy downstairs, ask your bartender about it).
The light and tropical design of Chubby’s automatically transports you to an island mindset, something that’s always appreciated (especially in the winter months). Serving up some of the city’s best Jamaican food, if you love yourself some spice, this is the place to go!
La Palma’s interior is inspired by Venice Beach’s art-centric vibe, with clean, cool colours donning the walls and subtle hints of palm trees making their way into many design aspects. It’s lively and chic, with a menu to match; the 100 layer lasagna is one of their bestsellers, and definitely gram-worthy.
Walk into Myth, and you’re going to feel like you’re on a beautiful Greek island. Check out the innovative drinks, mouth-watering food, and perfectly placed decor. You definitely won’t be disappointed spending your evening here.
If you haven’t made your way over to Sofia Yorkville yet, you totally have to. The restaurant offers a wonderfully fresh perspective and refined approach to Italian cuisine. Not only is the food absolutely delicious, but the atmosphere is also very chic with its curated ever-evolving internationally acclaimed art collection. Grab your phone and snap some buzz-worthy pics!
Mahjong is a west-end hidden gem, that at first look appears to be a convenience store. Located at 1276 Dundas Street West, you enter through the convenience store (where you can actually buy late-night snacks). Through the hidden keyhole entrance, you’ll find unique cocktails, along with a spread of delicious bites. Plus, tons of Instagrammable material from the keyhole entrance to the lounge couches.
Speakeasies have had a total comeback! Coffee, Oysters, Champagne is located right downtown in the Entertainment District and is a glittery bougie Instagrammer’s dream. The best part is at night this space turns into a speakeasy bar (see, we told you) where you pull a secret bottle of champagne off the shelf and open the passage to another area. We promise this isn’t one to be missed.
Not only is Otto’s Bierhalle serving up delicious German-inspired bites in a chic space, but they might have one of the most Instagrammable bathrooms in the city! If it hasn’t popped up on your feed already, each bathroom at Otto’s is outfitted with a button that will bring the party (think disco balls, Drake tunes, strobe lights, and much more).
Located on Queen Street West, Bar Poet is a spot that you can’t pass up. The stunning lights and greenery make you feel like you’re in an enchanted forest. It’s seriously so stunning. Plus, you can order pizza, beer, cocktails, and wine until 2 am every day!
Get groovy with it at Pizza Wine Disco! Aside from the large disco ball hanging from the ceiling, check out the back room where the walls are filled with coloured light tiles to snap your IG pic. It’s such a fun spot to grab food and drinks, and dance. We definitely recommend it.
1 Kitchen Toronto is perfect for anyone who loves a little bit (or a lot) of foliage around them, or on their gram! It has the perfect blend of a cozy and sleek atmosphere, and the space is full of plants all around, perfect for adding some greenery to your feed.
Not only does Mademoiselle Raw Bar + Grill have a menu of incredible eats, but its ambiance and decor will make you want to snap a pic before you leave! Its purple-esque lighting, extravagant chandeliers, and rich decor makes for the perfect backdrop of any Instagram pic.
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Toronto definitely has no shortage of tasty brunch spots to go around. Yet sometimes, especially those weekend mornings after a late night out, choosing a spot feels near impossible. The next time you’re looking to indulge in a delicious brunch at a Toronto restaurant, check out this list – we’ve done the work for you! Who knows… Maybe you’ll find your new go-to spot.
If you’re looking for delicious brunch in the Midtown area that also gets the vibe right, you have to check out MIA Brunch Bar! Its menu is full of hearty brunch options that will leave you feeling full and satisfied. Keep in mind, this spot doesn’t offer same-day reservations, so this is one you’ll have to plan ahead!
This hangover-themed spot not only has a menu full of witty references and great ingredients (ie. Spill The Tea, fresh-to-order buttermilk pancakes) but it also is known for its totally Insta-worthy lattes. Like the Unicorn Latte and Cinnalicious to name a couple (topped with your favourite cereals)!
You may know Insomnia Restaurant and Lounge for its late-night eats and cocktails, but it’s also a great place to enjoy brunch from 10am – 3pm every day of the week! The menu includes traditional, eclectic options, as well as refreshing drinks to get your day, started off the right way.
For lovers of high-stacked pancakes, eggs benny, and other classic brunch dishes with a twist, head over to Old School on Dundas West! This restaurant is all about bringing you back to the mid-twentieth-century mentality through its dishes and good vibes.
Another brunch gem on Dundas West is none other than The Good Fork! Head over to this bistro to enjoy a relaxed-meets-sophisticated brunch experience and Middle-Eastern food influences. Even foodie, John Catucci filmed a segment here!
Head over to Figs Breakfast & Lunch next time you’re strolling Queen West with an empty stomach! Its menu is full of tasty breakfast and brunch classics that won’t disappoint.
By The Way (BTW) is a contemporary downtown bistro offering fresh and flavourful Mediterranean cuisine with an Israeli flair. Located at the corner of Bloor and Brunswick, BTW is situated in the core of the Annex neighbourhood, where it has been a landmark since 1978. It also has a large patio to enjoy while you brunch!
Vegans and Vegetarians want a fulfilling brunch too! And Hello 123 is here to serve, right on Queen Street West. You’ll never leave this spot hungry, that’s for sure!
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Midtown is a busy and fun area of Toronto, stretching from Bloor to Lawrence. There’s tons of shops and restaurants but also way more green space than Downtown. Overall- strolling through Midtown is a great way to spend a Spring day. Here are 5 places we love in the area.
The Clinica is a gorgeous beauty clinic with locations at Yonge and Eglinton and Yonge & Sheppard, Toronto. They offer a bunch of treatments including facials, peels, Botox, filler, laser hair removal, Belkyra, and tons more. If you want to save up to 40% on ALL treatments and products (including gift cards!), be sure to visit their Open House event on Thursday, March 30 for the best deals they’ve ever offered. If you want a chance to win a $500 gift card for their clinic, enter HERE.
Stock T.C. is a bougie grocery store as well as a restaurant & bar with a stunning rooftop patio for Spring eating. They sell fresh meat, fish, and veggies, as well as imported Italian snacks and treats. They have a delicious hot counter and serve great food for lunch and dinner upstairs.
The Curated Market Co is an adorable boutique that sells art, accessories, clothing, and other decors from over 35 local artists. Their stock changes often as they have new artists selling with them regularly. It’s a perfect shop for gifts and trinkets!
If you’re looking for an adorable brunch spot with Spring vibes, head over to Sophie’s on Bayview. The inside is lovely and during the warmer months, they have a great patio out front. Their cornflake-crusted french toast and iced latte are our fave picks.
Piano Piano is a popular Italian restaurant with a new-ish location in Midtown. They have a large outdoor patio in the warmer months and a delicious lunch special. You can get an appetizer, full lunch and dessert for $34 – their Tiramisu is next level.
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If you’re vegan or vegetarian, then you likely know the struggle of visiting a restaurant and not being able to order anything off the menu – or getting stuck ordering some bland version of a salad. And while that’s fine every once in a while, it’s nice to know that you can visit a restaurant with delicious plant-based options if you’re looking to indulge in something more fulfilling. No matter what anyone says, you definitely don’t need to be a vegan or vegetarian to enjoy a meal at any of these Toronto restaurants.
Rosalinda is an upscale, plant-based restaurant offering seasonal produce and lively wines in a vibrant and airy environment, based in downtown Toronto! Some menu offerings include tacos, burgers, bowls, and plates. We have our eyes on the Chorizo taco!
Skip the salad for a hearty noodle dish at PLANTA. This plant-based restaurant has 3 different locations just within Toronto alone! It’s a go-to spot for many who appreciate a pleasurable vegan or vegetarian meal. You can now even enjoy PLANTA at home!
This vegan spot serves everything from brunch to evening drinks in a cozy setting with exposed brick walls. Its Almond and Banana French Toast is definitely worth a taste!
Take your friends to Guerilla Burger if you want to transform their opinion of vegan food! It’s a great option for comfort-food lovers with plenty of vegan burger options (and more).
Vegans deserve to enjoy doughnuts, too! Bloomer’s is a popular Toronto bakery offering delish vegan bites. It’s particularly well-known for its assortment of doughnuts. Raspberry pistachio cheesecake doughnut? Sign us up.
Fat Choi is a permanent pop-up located in Soos on Ossington. Its menu features a variety of Asian/Southeast Asian plates – and of course, they’re all plant-based!
The menu at Gia has a variety of both vegetarian and vegan options and is described as a plant-forward restaurant. Not only is the food raved about, but the restaurant itself is gorgeous – very Instagram-worthy as they say.
If you’re looking for a classic, healthy vegan spot, you can trust Buddha Vegan Restaurant to serve you tasty, healthy, plant-based cuisines that don’t disappoint – as the restaurant has been around since 1991! To get an idea of what this restaurant is all about, we’ve pulled a quote from its website: “A peaceful mind comes from a tranquil body; thus, Buddha’s Vegan Restaurant is trying to connect people to a compassionate and pleasant lifestyle.”.
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Yep, that’s right! The long anticipated wait for iconic celebrity-favourite restaurant, Nobu is finally set to open in Toronto this year (2023) in July! Curiosity reports.
The hotel will include 658 luxury residential units and 36 hotel suites and is set to open to the public in November 2023, prior to the restaurant opening.
If you’ve somehow never heard of Nobu restaurant, it’s one of the most recognized Japanese restaurants in the world founded by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Robert De Niro in 1994. It’s also famously known for being a celebrity hot-spot.
The countdown to July is on!
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Our days of summer weather are numbered. If you haven’t yet celebrated the season with a picnic, the time is now to schedule in a trip to one of Toronto’s many picnic-ready parks for an alfresco meal. The key to a memorable (in a good way) picnic? Delicious, easy-to-eat fare. Don’t leave your provisions to the last minute. Plan ahead. Here’s where to go to stock your basket for an idyllic late-summer picnic in the city.
Since 2008, Mabel’s Bakery has been known and loved for its homespun baked goods. With a variety of seasonal artisan breads, cookies, bars, and prepared food options, this bakery and takeout counter was built for picnics. Head to one of their four locations across the city to stock up before you hit the park.
Browsing the offerings at Eataly is an event in itself. Work up an appetite as you peruse the many market vendors and assemble your own antipasti of meats, cheeses, olives, bread and olive oils, and dolci. Or, grab take-out from one of the authentic Italian restaurants here and expedite the process.
Get a taste of Paris with Daniel Et Daniel’s prepared foods, including quiches, salads, paninis, and soups, prepared daily and on-site. Pair your picnic with some authentic French pastries and desserts, like pain au chocolat, macarons, or an award-winning cake slice.
This gourmet cheese boutique in east Chinatown offers much more than just cheese. They’re well-prepared for picnic-goers, with grocery items including tinned meats, fresh cheeses (including plant-based options), artisanal crackers and preserves, chocolates, and craft seltzers. Put together your own picnic basket, or order a ready-made charcuterie board. Orders made before 10 a.m. can be picked up that day.
One of Toronto’s favourite (and longest standing) bakeries, Harbord Bakery is best known for its challah bread, but there’s much more to love, here. Their selection of savoury take-out options, including sandwiches, Mediterranean entrees, vegetarian and meat empanadas, and of course, sweets like tarts and cupcakes, make Harbord Bakery a one-stop shop for a picnic
This culinary destination in Little Italy offers patrons the opportunity to cook, eat and shop under one roof. Pencil in a cooking class, or just stock up for your picnic with this selection of lovingly prepared meals, baked goods, and a curated collection of hand-picked pantry items for snacking.
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In the mood to clean up your diet a little (or a lot) in these final weeks of summer? Toronto’s best healthy take-out restaurants offer high-quality sustenance and do not skimp on flavour. Whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch on a weekday or dinner on the way home from work, you’ll be satisfied at these spots, which have healthy take-out down to a science.
Founded by a former personal trainer and nutrition expert, Impact Kitchen offers nutritionally-dense power bowls, toasts, burgers, soups, and baked goods suitable for diets ranging from paleo to vegan to gluten-free. Stop by for a bite and cold-pressed juice or order delivery through Ubereats and power through the rest of your day.
This vegan, gluten-free kitchen serves up stacked sandwiches and toasts that make for a light but nourishing lunch. Grab yours for take-out, or dine in at their quaint Toronto patio on Roncesvalles. Delivery is available via Ubereats or Doordash. The Goods also has you covered during off-hours, with prepared meals, pantry staples, and meal kits. Meal prep delivery is available Tuesdays and Thursdays. Orders placed before 5 p.m. will deliver on the next delivery day.
For hearty, flavourful meatless meals that border on cheat-day worthy – think mac n’ cashew ‘cheese,’ cauliflower wings, and homemade veggie burgers, head to Parka. This menu will allow you to stick with your health kick, but also, be seriously satisfied. Order on their site for delivery or pickup.
For loaded salads that will not leave you hungry, AAamazing Salad lives up to its name. This extensive menu of salads, bowls, and wraps has options for meat-eaters and vegans, keto, and gluten-free folks alike. Delivery is available via Ritual.
Known for their meatless and wheatless all-day brunch menu, hearty bowls, baked goods, and wellness lattes, Kupfert & Kim is as quick and reliable as a fast food joint, but plant=based. Order on their site for pickup or delivery, or dine in at one of their 8 locations downtown and enjoy a full-service, licensed dining experience.
Mugi offers artisanal Thai cuisine, made from scratch – as in, all their curry pastes, broths, and sauces are made in-house, from whole spices. In addition, everything on the menu is vegan. These noodle and rice dishes and curries incorporate hearty ingredients like jackfruit, shiitake & tofu, that will ensure you don’t miss the meat. Call to place an order for pickup.
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