Sandwiches and sticky toffee pudding – together at last Foodie nights at Fabarnak December events at the Rusholme Park Supper Club Auberge du Pommier gets festive Winchester Kitchen unveils a new menu Malena lets guests dine on the fishes
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Souped Up
This past Wednesday was sunny and warm – not a day you’d typically consider eating soup. But 400 people lined up at the doors of the Gardiner Museum to take part in Empty Bowls, an annual event featuring local chefs, local pottery artists and of course, great soup. For $45, attendees not only got to […]
The Charms of Buca
Buca 602 King Street West 416-865-1600 Dinner for two with all taxes, tip and wine: $150 The recession might have played a role, but Toronto seems especially caught up in the idea of rustic food. We’re uninterested in molecular gastronomy and sundaes sprinkled with gold leaf; we crave real authentic food like (someone’s) Mama used […]
There’s Nothing to be Nervous About
Trattoria Nervosa 75 Yorkville Avenue 416-961-4642 When we last talked to Chef Andrea Nicholson back in late November, she was at the helm of a sinking ship. Despite her best efforts at creating an accessible, locally-sourced menu of classic Canadiana with a fine dining twist, 35 Elm Street, the restaurant where she worked as […]
Bowled Over
Last Wednesday evening, the line-up outside the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art stretched as far north as Bloor Street. People had come prepared; many had snacks, drinks and umbrellas to shield them from the warm May sunshine, because to be first in line meant having the dedication to wait for hours to get in. But being first […]
No Substitutions! Keeping it Real at Terroni
One of the great things about the blogosphere is that anyone with access to a computer can have their say on any topic they’re interested in. The downside to this is that opinions are often voiced without anything to back them up, and bloggers generally aren’t much interested in presenting both sides of the story. […]