Othership, the popular wellness studio located on Adelaide Street in Toronto, is opening another location in the city, on Bloor Street West in the Yorkville neighbourhood!
The studio is popular for its hot and cold wellness experiences (saunas and ice baths), and its classes have become so popular that they tend to fill up quickly! With a new, larger location opening up in the city, we can hope to spend less time on the waitlist!
The new Othership location in Yorkville will be opening on November 15th, offering guided and unguided sauna and ice bath experiences, aromatherapy, sound immersion, and breathwork, like its existing Adelaide location, only much bigger.
Its sauna has a 90-person capacity, and it will have 8 private ice baths!
That’s not all, though! There will also be a cozy tea room featuring a fireplace that you can enjoy when you’re not sweating or shivering it out.
“As a society, we’re starting to think much more about how much our emotional state impacts not only our physical health, but day-to-day life. Othership’s unique take on hot and cold therapy has helped tens of thousands of people de-stress and transform their relationships.” Says Robert Bent, co-founder and CEO of Othership.
You can buy a pass for 10 classes at the Yorkville location here.
Mark your calendars for November 15th and head over to 110 Bloor Street West to experience a new level of wellness.
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There’s a new store in town where you can shop all the luxury fashion goods your heart desires, while maybe even snagging a deal or two.
The popular Vancouver consignment store, Mine & Yours, has made its way to Toronto, in none other than the infamous luxury shopping neighbourhood itself, Yorkville.
The new chic and airy Toronto shop has three floors, two dedicated to designer retail, and one that is a buying-only lounge.
At Mine & Yours, you can find everything from gently used, below-retail-priced designer goods (think shoes, bags, and clothes) to rare pieces you likely wouldn’t be able to find elsewhere (think Hermes Birkin)! There is also a selection of contemporary pieces you can shop at great prices.
“Shoppers can expect a curated selection of high-quality designer fashion pieces at attainable price points. You can find contemporary brands like dresses from $125 to handbags for $35,000 and everything in between,” Mine & Yours founder Courtney Watkins shared with Daily Hive.
And if you love handbags, you’re really going to need to pay Mine & Yours a visit, as it features an entire wall full of gorgeous bags on display.
There you have it, a new consignment store in Toronto to add to your shopping rotation, located at 79 Yorkville Ave.
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Popular, luxury fragrance brand, Le Labo, has opened a new flagship storefront in Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville area, Retail Insider reports. This is the brand’s third location in Canada!
Le Labo was founded in 2006 and acquired by Estée Lauder in 2014. It now operates dozens of stores – or labs – around the world.
Prices for these niche fragrances and products range between $100 to over $500, some even costing over $1000. It’s safe to say Le Labo is definitely in the luxury category of fragrances.
The flagship store has a rustic, historic lab-like feel to it, with distressed features throughout, including its walls and flooring. Located at 15 Hazelton Avenue, the location aligns with Le Labo’s various storefronts, as the brand is known to favour popular, trendy locations over being placed in a mall.
Le Labo treats fragrance like a craft – “A journey through the commune of craftswomen and craftsmen who contribute to and shape le labo’s world… from the wood maker to the metal worker to the candle pourer to the lab technician to the rose picker to the illustrator… and oh yes, to the perfumer too !”. As stated on lelabofragrances.ca.
At the new Yorkville Flagship location, you can shop Le Labo’s wide range of luxurious fragrances, room sprays, body products, home goods, and more!
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It’s time to stop and smell the roses! If you’ve been looking for an excuse to get out of the house, you’ll be happy to hear that a beautiful flower exhibition is headed to Bloor-Yorkville this August.
The affluent Toronto neighbourhood is getting an infusion of luxurious florals courtesy of Fleurs de Villes, Canada’s leading and globally renowned cultivator of bespoke floral installations.
Fleurs de Villes will be popping up in the Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood from August 5 to 9.
Guests are invited to take a self-guided tour of a floral trail. There will be stops in Yorkville Village, Manulife Centre, Yorkville Lane, and Hudson’s Bay Centre with plenty of breath-taking exhibits, installations, pop-ups, and more. It’s the perfect social distancing activity to kick off the last month of summer!
On August 9, there will also be a Flower Garden Market featuring local florists, gardeners, and growers so that you can add a pop of beautiful greenery and bouquets to your own home. A portion of all proceeds will go to The Breast Cancer Society of Canada. And while you’re there, you can also visit some of our other favourite local shops in Yorkville!
Learn more about the Fleurs de Villes Toronto event on www.bloor-yorkville.com/fleursdevilles.
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Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood offers some of the best shopping in the city. Undoubtedly, Yorkville has become famous for housing some of the top luxury boutiques and brands from around the world. However, over the years this neighbourhood has built-up stores that are more accessible and wallet-friendly too!
Keep reading for our roundup of the 12 of the best stores to shop in Yorkville — so you can now enjoy the vast offerings of the neighbourhood:
Retyche
RETYCHE is a female-owned and operated luxury resale brand. The brand has a stunning showroom located in Yorkville as well as an online shop where you can purchase a wide range of acclaimed designers like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Balenciaga, Prade, Cartier, and more! So, it’s no surprise RETYCHE has quickly become a favourite amongst Torontonians and major influencers alike. Danielle from @weworewhat has featured a secondhand bag from this store on her Instagram and YouTuber Melissa Soldera frequents the store to quench her love for vintage bags. If you’re a fan of all things high fashion, this store needs to be on your radar!
The Cashmere Shop
For the finest quality cashmere, look no further than The Cashmere Shop at 24 Bellair Street. The store sells an abundance of beautiful items like womenswear, menswear, children’s clothing, and home decor such as blankets and candles. Along with the in-house brand, labels carried here are Brodie Cashmere, Leo and Clive, Lisa Todd, Marcoliani, Yarnz, and Majestic Filatures. Plus, the company prioritizes its relationship with its suppliers and compensating them fairly for their work. Without a doubt, due to ethical practices and high-quality goods, The Cashmere Shop has become a leader in the industry.
Bikini Haus
Bikini Haus carries the latest and greatest in women’s swimwear in its Yorkville boutique. The store carries trendy bathing suit brands like Carmen Sol, Ace of Something, Kaohs, and Frankie’s Bikinis, to name a few. Along with the adorable bathers, you can also browse beauty products, apparel, and accessories. Also, expect to find resort wear from brands like Beach Bunny, Kai Lani, Bond-Eye Australia, and Bikini Haus’ own in-house line. So whether it be for the summer months or a winter getaway, this store will become your go-to.
TNT
The brand, TNT, was founded in 1992, with its original flagship store on Eglinton Avenue in Toronto. It now has three locations in Toronto, one in Montreal, and an affiliate location in Australia. TNT carries an extensive array of international brands representing the best of both established and emerging designers for both men and women.
Andrews
Andrews is a family run luxury womenswear store that is home to beloved designer brands like Vince, Alice & Olivia, Mackage, and Smythe, to name a few. In addition, the store proudly carries a number of local Toronto and Canadian brands, so you can support talented designers in your community. Whether you’re looking for a sharp outfit to be a boss at work, or a flirty dress to wear out to dinner, you will find something at Andrews.
Nirvana Home Collection
Nirvana Home Collection is a go-to location for home decor and furnishing for any city dweller who is challenged with dressing up their small space. Among the wide selection, this store sells furniture specially designed for condos and apartments, multi-purpose furniture, as well as a plethora of storage options. There are also Canadian brands to be discovered here, as well as Nirvana Home Collection’s own in-house line. So, whether you are looking to redesign or simply tidy-up, keep this store on your list the next time you are shopping in Yorkville.
Deciem – Bay St.
DECIEM is a Canadian brand that has gained notoriety on the beauty scene. It’s best known for its fuss-free packaging, transparent ingredient lists, and fair pricing. The saying “too good to be true” has no bearing when it comes to its low prices — the serums, oils, and creams are cult favourites for a reason! The store’s Yorkville location is perfectly situated next to a Bay Subway station entrance, making it easily accessible to those commuting to this skincare and beauty hotspot.
119 Corbo
119 Corbo is luxury womenswear at it’s finest. It’s here that you can find high-end clothing from the most renowned designers from around the work. Find apparel, footwear, and accessories by Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten, Isabel Marant, Jacquemus, Jill Sader, Rick Owens, and The Row, among the selection. If you’re looking to splurge on women’s fashion that is both timeless and elegant, your time and money would be well spent at 119 Corbo.
De Caterina Leather
De Caterina Leather was established in 1989, and specializes in luxury leather goods and travel gear. It sources its own items from around the world choosing the most prestigious brands and styles. Browse through gorgeous luggage, backpacks, handbags, cross-bodies, and more.
ŪNIKA Swim
ŪNIKA Swim is a Toronto-based brand that provides custom and pre-made swimwear for all ages, shapes, and sizes. The shop is located in Yorkville and everything from the custom fittings to the design and tailoring happens in-store. In addition, ŪNIKA is committed to sustainability which is why the brand uses ECONYL®, a 100% regenerated nylon yarn derived from pre and post-industrial waste. So, make a splash with a perfectly fitted swimwear, that is sustainably and ethically made in Canada at ŪNIKA Swim.
Radford Studios
Based in Yorkville, Radford Studio is the namesake beauty salon of celebrity makeup artist, Victoria Radford. This beauty boutique offers a luxurious experience for customers whether they’re shopping exclusive products online, or coming in for one of the many raved about services. At Radford, you’ll find a huge range of offerings from the in-house line that includes skincare, makeup, haircare, and face masks. Beauty lovers won’t be able to get enough of this store after browsing their awesome collection of products!
Capsule
Capsule is a go-to for sneakerheads and streetwear enthusiasts in Yorkville. The boutique is home to some of the most well-known men’s streetwear brands. Here you will find classic labels such as Commes Des Garçons, Stussy, adidas, and Nike. As well, Capsule curates rare and sought-out collections from Stone Island, Veilance, Raised by Wolves, Mountain Engineering, and more. If sneakers are your weakness, you will easily find amazing new additions to your wardrobe at this boutique.
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Attention all foodies. This is the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Eataly is officially opening the doors to its first Canadian location in Toronto and we couldn’t be more excited.
Eataly Toronto is set to open on November 13th at 5 p.m.
Opening day at Eataly is set to be an exciting one. The brand is suggesting folks arrive early to be one of the first guests to browse the store’s stellar market, chat with a few its producers, and enjoy complimentary tastings. There might even be a few giveaways to take part in.
That’s right — in less than 22 days you can head to Italy without needing a passport. The 50,000 square foot space, located inside the Manulife Centre and it will be three floors of pure deliciousness.
Don’t expect Eataly Toronto to be just a place to do your weekly grocery shop either. The foodie destination boasts a fresh market, four restaurants, a whopping 6 cafes and bars, and even a space for cooking classes.
As if things couldn’t get any more exciting, Eataly Toronto is even going to play host to an on-site brewery. The Globe & Mail reports that Indie Alehouse has partnered with the Eataly Toronto for its nanobrewery inside the store.
Need more Eataly? There’s reportedly a chance that Toronto could be home to a second Eataly location.
In an interview with the Financial Post, Andrea Guerra, Eataly’s executive president, was asked about the brands plan is for an expansion across Canada. “First of all, Toronto probably—being the largest city—could host a second Eataly,” said Guerra. “And then, between Montreal and Vancouver, there could be another Eataly.”
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Let’s get real. We live in a world where we want to share everything we do with everyone on social media. From trying on clothes in change rooms (even if it’s just to prove skinny mirrors are, in fact, a thing) to making pit stops around the city solely based on backdrops, we’re doing a lot for the ‘gram these days. Oversharing is caring, #AmIRight?
And because we are city that loves brunch just as much as we love those likes, we’ve rounded up the most Instagrammable brunches in Toronto.
Bonus: these meals are just as tasty as they look.
Here are my picks for the most Instagrammable brunches in Toronto.
Mariposa Cruises
Cruise the Toronto Harbourfront and capture the perfect Instagram shot with city as a beautiful backdrop. There is no better way to get a view of the iconic Toronto skyline or the city’s attractions, including the Rogers Centre, Queen’s Quay Terminal, Harbourfront Centre, and more. Weekend brunch packages range between $61 and $65 for two hours on the water and a delicious all-you-can-eat brunch.
Sofia Restaurant & Bar
Located in the heart of Yorkville, Sofia was designed to provide the feeling of a contemporary home, with three different areas of deep blue, bold red, and stark white. This luxe space offers the opportunity for multiple backdrops and the brunch options are pretty darn good, too.
Oretta
One of the trendiest spots on King West, Oretta’s Italian-Inspired menu offers authentic and modern day Italian classics in a beautiful ambience. Highlights of the menu include the pizzetta Nutella and the burrata and truffle eggs.
Café Boulud
This French brasserie, located in the Four Seasons Hotel in Yorkville, offers a seasonally-changing menu that highlights famed Chef Daniel’s family meals from Lyon. With both traditional and contemporary dishes, the weekend brunch menu is on the pricier side, but definitely worth it for the food and the photo.
Northern Maverick Brewing
The menu at Northern Maverick Brewing highlights local ingredients that make for a delicious tasting menu with beer pairings, an oyster bar, and house-made charcuterie. The 11,000-square-foot facility houses a 400-seat restaurant, a bar, and a retail store, offering many backdrops for the perfect shot. Plus you can’t beat the $5 mimosas and lagers the restaurant offers on Saturdays and Sundays!
Maple Leaf Tavern
Check out this refined tavern in Leslieville and take all of the natural light photos you can. Inspired by the English countryside, they offer freshly baked scones and jam, a hashbrown BLT, sweet and savoury buttermilk waffles, and more. My mouth is already watering!
Baro
Baro is the perfect spot for an Insta-worthy weekend brunch. Whether you grab a table in the stunning main floor dining room or the bar on the all-year rooftop patio, the King West restaurant delivers with its South American-inspired savoury Machetero (pictured above) or sweet pancakes with guava and ripe plantains.
MARBL
First thing’s first, everything looks good on a marble backdrop so every table acts as your own personal studio space. Add hearty yogurt and berry granola bowls or fluffy French toast and you’re bound to get an Instagram-worthy pic. The eggs Benedict with fresh lobster flown in from the East Coast will definitely make your followers jealous.
Mildred’s Temple Kitchen
Mildred’s Temple Kitchen is a no brainer for the perfect brunch pic. Mrs. Biederhof’s blueberry buttermilk pancakes were created to “make people happy.” Served with a wild blueberry compote, organic maple syrup, and whipped cream, these fluffy pancakes taste even better than they look (if you can believe it)!
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Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article stated that Serge Ibaka would be signing autographs on August 2. A representative has clarified that Ibaka is not confirmed for August 2, but will be in attendance on August 1.
If you’re still buzzing from the Raptors’ big championship win, you’ll be happy to hear that there’s a special opportunity to meet one of the NBA champions this summer.
NBA Champion and Toronto Raptor, Serge Ibaka, will be making a special appearance in Toronto on August 1, 2019.
While many players are taking much-deserved vacations after the historic Toronto Raptors Championship win, Ibaka is taking the time to give back to the community and the place he calls home. Not only will he be cooking up a storm for Charity at Square One Night Market on July 26, but Ibaka will soon be headed to Yorkville for an equally noble cause.
The stylish basketball player recently put his design skills to the test for a partnership with Toronto startup, Topik Wear, to create his own line of men’s underwear, which will be launching on Thursday, August 1, 2019.
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But the Topik Wear collaboration isn’t just any ol’ designer collection!
For each boxer brief sold, a portion of the sales will go towards benefitting the children of the The Serge Ibaka Foundation, which focuses on the bettering the health and education of children in the Congo, Toronto, and across the globe.
The launch will kick off with a 19+ launch party event on August 1st, and of course, Ibaka will be in attendance to talk about the foundation and his collection with Topik Wear, aptly named The Champion Set.
The Champion Set comes with three styles of underwear: Abec Class, Mafuzzy, and The Serge, and are each made for everyday wear.
There are two days for you to get up close and personal with the NBA Champion.
Both events take place at at The Lane at Yorkville Village (136 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto) and will have include a raffle that offers the chance for fans to win signed memorabilia. The 19+ party on Thursday, August 1 is a ticketed event, so if you’d like to party with Ibaka, be sure to purchase your ticket online. The ticket includes an invite to the private party, one boxer set with three pairs of underwear, unlimited food and drinks, one raffle ticket, and one gift bag. The event on Friday, August 2 is completely open and free to the public, and it’s said that Ibaka might be making an appearance to sign autographs — you’ll just have to wait and see.
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What: 19+ Serge Ibaka x Topik Wear Launch Party
When: Thursday, August 1, 2019 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Yorkville Village, The Lane, 136 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
Cost: $140, which includes one ticket to the Serge Ibaka Private pop-up, one boxer set, unlimited food and drinks, one raffle ticket, and one gift bag.
What: Serge Ibaka x Topik Wear Pop-Up
When: Friday, August 2, 2019 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Where: Yorkville Village, The Lane, 136 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto
Cost: Free
Featured image: Instagram/@sergeibakafoundation
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Toronto’s beloved restaurant fest, Summerlicious is back! Beginning tomorrow July 5 until July 21, you can visit almost 200 top notch restaurants here in TO and experience them with set prix-fixe menus. Eating out at new restaurants can get expensive extremely quick so this is the perfect opportunity to find a new date night spot, or venture to a new-to-you neighbourhood and explore. The prix fixe menus are $23, $28, or $33 per person for lunch and $33, $43, or $53 per person for dinner. There’s never been a better time to get out there and see why Toronto’s food scene is one of the best in the world.
Here are 6 restaurants definitely worth checking out during Summerlicious!
Miku
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Located at the bottom of Bay Street in the Financial District is Miku and it’s known as one of the best Japanese restaurants in the city. Miku is highly revered and recognized for bringing the art of Aburi to Toronto. Aburi means to ‘flame sear’ and that’s exactly what these talented chefs do. When the charcoal flame is applied to the fish, the heat changes the flavour and creates something new and exciting to eat. Miku’s Summerlicious menu features, of course, a selection of Aburi sushi but also mouthwatering entrees Confit Alberta Beef Shortrib and Saikyo Miso Baked Sablefish, along with intricate desserts that are sure to satisfy even the sweetest tooth.
STK Toronto
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While most steakhouses have more of an old school vibe, STK prides itself on being modern yet still delivering on the classic steakhouse dishes. Located in Yorkville, STK encompasses a fine dining experience with trendy design and its menu is a perfect match. Stop in for lunch and enjoy the restaurant’s signature burger or dig into the Manhattan Striploin for dinner. Either way, dessert here is a must so stick around and tuck into STK’s Upside Down Pineapple Spice Cake or the Strawberry Haze!
ONE Restaurant
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Another Yorkville fixture is ONE Restaurant that’s located in The Hazelton Hotel. Owned by iconic Canadian chef Mark McEwan, ONE is all about serving contemporary classics but with an updated and upscale twist. Grab a spot on the tree lined patio and take in the hustle and bustle of Yorkville while enjoying the restaurants Summerlicious menu that consists of items like P.E.I. Beef Carpaccio, Beef Short Rib, and Tandoori Chicken.
Bangkok Garden
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Did you know that Bangkok Garden was one of the first restaurants to introduce traditional Thai cuisine and culture to Toronto? Spend a night in Thailand when you visit this Thai Select Premium awarded restaurant and experience the authentic food, exotic beer selection, and of course, the extensive wine list. Bangkok Garden’s Summerlicious menu includes favourites like its Crab Tom Yum Dumpling, Khao Soi with Chicken, and Pad See Eew Seafood Noodle.
Amano Pasta
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If unpretentious Italian food is what you’re after, it’s time to venture to Union Station and visit Amano Pasta. This old school meets new school restaurant has been a favourite of ours for a while now and once you go, you’ll understand why. Chef Michael Angeloni uses the best locally sourced and often unexpected ingredients in his dishes and the restaurants house made pasta is literally a dream come true. We couldn’t be more excited that the Arancini with smoked provolone and burnt honey is on the Summerlicious menu, along with the Panna Cotta.
Cactus Club Cafe
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Popular Financial District spot, Cactus Club Cafe has always been on our radar but ever since our pal Kawhi was seen there, we’re itching to go back. Originally from the West Coast of the country, Cactus Club has become a Toronto institution and for good reason. The menu consists of exciting and vibrant dishes that are all made with fresh and local ingredients. Stop by for a little Summerlicious treat and try the Mini Tuna Stack With Citrus Tamari Vinaigrette and the Butternut Squash Ravioli With Prawns.
Featured Image: Instagram/@stk.toronto
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In the market for a new pair of jeans? Then you’ve come to the right place.
Step into Over the Rainbow and your denim options are pretty much endless. We all know that shopping for denim can be tricky and frustrating but at Over the Rainbow, it’s a delight.
A fixture in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood, Over The Rainbow has just re-located to the Manulife Centre, situated at Bay and Bloor.
This 6,500-square foot space was the next natural step for the retailers expansion and trust us, it literally feels like you’ve stepped over the rainbow