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Best Falafel in the GTA: Sababa in Thornhill
Head to the back counter at Sababa Mid-Eastern Groceries for an outstanding falafel sandwich experience. Crispy, moist falafel balls tucked into a fresh homemade pita, covered with tangy tahini sauce and tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions. This Thornhill bakery has been serving authentic Middle Eastern cuisine since 1987. Fresh pita is baked daily from 10 am…
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College Falafel: Best Falafel & Halifax-Style Donair in Toronto
There are lots of places serving delicious Mediterranean cuisine in Toronto but College Falafel is one of the best, especially for late night falafel cravings. Their donairs are also legendary, made with Halal meat and served with an authentic Halifax-inspired garlicky-sweet sauce. They were one of the first restaurants in Toronto to offer east-coast style…
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Now Open: Prince St. Pizza in The Well on Front Street West
The first Canadian location of the beloved New York City pizza chain Prince St. Pizza is now open in downtown Toronto. Prince St. Pizza is famous for their spicy crispy pepperoni squares, covered in those pepperonis that are little tasty cups of deliciousness. Toronto’s Prince St. Pizza is located at The Well, the huge new…
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The Senator Restaurant on Victoria Street
The Senator is Toronto’s oldest continuously operating restaurant at its original location. Established in 1929, it was initially known as the Busy Bee Diner, serving hearty comfort food in the heart of downtown Toronto. In 1948, George Nicolau purchased and expanded the establishment, renaming it The Senator. The restaurant gained popularity and became a favourite…
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Ozzy’s Burgers in Kensington Market
Ozgur Sekar opened Ozzy’s Burgers in 2017 on Nassau Street. This no-frills, Halal restaurant makes one of the best burgers in Toronto. Ozzy’s uses 100% prime AAA beef ground in-house daily, and all of their burgers are prepared fresh without preservatives or additives. They have some awesome creations like the Stairway to Heaven. It’s made…
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Now Open: Healthy Planet at Yonge-Dundas Square
Exciting news for health-conscious residents and students near Toronto’s downtown core. Healthy Planet opened the doors today of its brand-new store right at 322 Yonge Street, covering 7,500 square feet. This isn’t just any grocery store; it’s a hub for all things healthy and nutritious, including groceries, snacks, and meals. For students at the nearby…
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Toronto Then & Now: Tivoli Billiards- Supermarket Bar in Kensington Market
Supermarket Bar & Variety on Augusta has a fascinating history, evolving from a Portuguese pool hall into a thriving music venue where The Tragically Hip made a surprise performance. During the 1960s, Kensington Market became a key gathering place for Portuguese immigrants. They were the second-largest group to settle in Kensington Market following the Jewish…
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Hector’s Taverna in Supermarket Bar
Hector’s Taverna in Kensington Market has quickly become a local favourite for rustic Greek classics. Operating out of the Supermarket Bar’s kitchen, this eatery officially opened its doors on August 14th. Their menu includes souvlaki, fried halloumi, lamb, chicken, and beef gyro, Greek beef meatballs, and this very popular grilled chicken wrap paired with house-cut…
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The Portuguese Chicken Guys in Etobicoke
This counter-serve restaurant is located in an industrial area near the intersection of Kipling and Dundas. It’s a little tricky to find, but worth it. The owner, who is of Brazilian and Italian heritage, has a background in the restaurant industry and opened his eatery about eight months ago. In addition to the traditional churrasco-style…
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Ugly Delicious in Kensington Market
Ugly Delicious on Baldwin Street serves Wagyu smash burgers that are a blend of Japanese and Korean flavours. The name “Ugly Delicious” is a tribute to the Netflix show where Chef David Chang travels the world, exploring different culinary traditions. Smash burgers have been enjoying their moment in the culinary spotlight for quite some time…
