The coolest bars in Toronto range from divey watering holes with cheap drinks to sexy cocktail lounges with drinks so good, they'll bring a tear to your eye. Here are the best bars in Toronto.
The coolest bars in Toronto range from divey watering holes with cheap drinks to sexy cocktail lounges with drinks so good, they'll bring a tear to your eye. Here are the best bars in Toronto.
From October 24 to November 17, Countylicious is back in Prince Edward County. Spend a weekend getaway tasting the delicious, local delights of this gorgeous region.
A large-scale renovation of the Hilton Toronto sees a brand new dining concept, Frenchy, arrive to satiate guests with formidable breakfast, lunch and dinner options.
11:59 Bar:Café is as hidden as a speakeasy, and caters to the lunch and after-work crowd with shareable bites and an impressively inventive cocktail menu.
With its casual but polished bar atmosphere, large share plates and tasty cocktails, Wolfie is a great first date spot. And we guarantee you'll look good in the moody lighting too.
With a revamped interior and a killer new happy hour with juicy mini Drake Burgers, the Drake Cafe is a day-to-night destination on West Queen West.
Subway® Canada is celebrating Footlong all summer long with the new snackable Footlong Sidekicks including a Footlong Churro, Pretzel, Cookie and Footlong Dippers — and they're $3–$6 each*.
Looking for one last summer escape? Nestled in a secluded spot in Yorkville, Sofia Restaurant's gorgeous patio is a dream come true with a delectable lunch menu.
We're giving away three complimentary subscriptions to CB's premiere wine program, a monthly delivery of wines from around the world that are imported exclusively for members.
Jason Lee had big shoes to fill when he took over Korean Village Restaurant after his mother’s passing. From the menu and the busy dining room, it’s clear he’s done her proud.
Summer is over and we're falling headlong into autumn. Dry your eyes: This coming season is a sweet spot, offering the best of everything, minus the humidity. Many of Toronto’s patios are still open and farmers’ markets often run into early November, meaning that those lazy, hazy Sunday mornings of strolling, tote bag slung-over-shoulder as you sample local goods, are far from over. We dust off our bar carts and get a guide to making the perfect martini, plus we rank Toronto's best Italian restaurants and meet the Ontario cidermakers who are creating liquid gold. And it's a bumper issue — our Escapism section has plenty of travel inspo with trips to Santa Monica, St. Kitts and B.C. in an RV worth lusting over.
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