Big Boi Fry-Bread Spotlights Toronto's Indigenous Food Scene
Big Boi Fry-Bread opens as Toronto's only Indigenous restaurant following Tea N Bannock's closure.
Chefs Ohitika and Wilmer Noganosh III fuse...

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Big Boi Fry-Bread opens as Toronto's only Indigenous restaurant following Tea N Bannock's closure.
Chefs Ohitika and Wilmer Noganosh III fuse...
Mythos Greek Frozen Yogurt opens at 2523 Yonge St offering viral Dubai pistachio sauce in small ($9.99), medium ($11.99), and large ($13.99) sizes—a budget-friendly viral dessert stop for Toronto foodies.
Juicy Birds opens its first Downtown Toronto location at 118 John Street in the Entertainment District, serving halal Nashville hot chicken. This gives halal fried-chicken fans a convenient new spot for everyday eats in the core.
Ten Restaurant earns a near-perfect 4.9 rating with 5.0 service, offering an elegant experience, exceptional wine pairings, and easy vegan accommodations—ideal for special occasions or date nights.
Seven diners faced Curryish Tavern’s ghost pepper and Carolina reaper curry, limited to 10 minutes with no drinks for a $100 gift card.
Levant’s shatta bamba (or bomba) stood out as the must-try vegan pizza with its spicy, caramelized flavors on perfect dough, but recent reviews...
Tickets are now on sale for the Malibu Barbie Café pop-up immersive dining experience in Toronto.
Nonna Elda is channeling her 700,000-follower platform—built on rustic Italian recipes—into a timely push for Canadians to support homegrown farms and...
Grant van Gameren, Hailey Burke and Zach Smith launch Casa Rubia on Palmerston Avenue.
Good Eats by Julian is closing its longtime Guildwood GO Station truck after serving authentic Jamaican comfort food with a twist to commuters and...
Marugame Udon is Toronto's hottest udon shop, offering Japanese noodles and tempura where you start by picking your base soup and toppings. Perfect first-hand experience for foodies seeking fresh, customizable bowls.
Toronto Harvest & Community Festival runs September 25-27 from 10 AM-7 PM, delivering tasty local eats, cool shopping, and live entertainment as an ideal seasonal outing for foodies.
San Vito’s Italian Bakery and Trattoria brings the taste of Southern Italy to Toronto with bountiful options rooted in family recipes and tradition. A promising new spot for authentic bakery and trattoria fare.
Shake Shack is bringing three new Ontario locations, with GTA-adjacent openings in Oakville and Burlington slated for 2026.
Punjabi Haveli is opening its fourth GTA location at 1780 Markham Rd in Scarborough, adding a fully vegetarian Punjabi spot to the local strip-mall...
North York's tiny new Brick & Butter Bakehouse at 28 Finch Ave W #116 delivers viral-style croissants and Dubai cookies perfect for quick everyday treats or Instagram content. Open 9 AM–8 PM daily, with earlier 8 AM weekday starts.
Top Ontario chefs highlight these spots for the upcoming Michelin Guide announcement on Sept. 22.
Foodville Fest cancels last minute at Lamport Stadium, citing overextension despite approved permits and confirmed vendors.
This week's roster spotlights compact, budget-friendly spots perfect for everyday dining under $30.