Jennifer Schembri

Chef Joe Friday, the man behind Friday Burger Company, has launched a hidden Burger Omakase experience that is the first of its kind.

Start planning your pink outfits, Toronto. The ultimate Barbiecore dining and entertainment experience is making its Canadian debut in the city this summer, and it's a total throwback dream. Following massive, sold-out runs across the U.S. and Australia, the Malibu Barbie Cafe is landing at 70 The Esplanade on August 13.

Around Lawrence and Keele, Ingram-Keele is an industrial stretch that looks like an auto repair maze from the street.

Everyone has a convenience store snack they'll defend to the end. This Thursday, those loyalties head to a downtown park.

The Kids Table will bring 33 children together at one very long table at Liliana on Queen West for a meal prepared by chef Marvin Palomo.

Toronto's dining scene just gained a new address, where house-made pasta, pizza, fresh seafood and understated elegance are the main attractions.

Summer isn't summering in Toronto unless you're soaking up the sun on one of the city's endless patios. But we wouldn't just send you anywhere.

in New Orleans on Sunday, finishing behind the U.S. and ahead of Colombia, Mexico and Argentina. This is literally one of the most prestigious culinary competitions on the planet and is often dubbed the “Olympic Games of gastronomy!” Toronto-area chef Keith Pears led the Canadian squad, alongside commis Joseph Mongillo and coach Johnson Wu.

If you've ever wanted to hang out in a lobby purely for the vibe without dropping several hundred bucks on a stay, there's a new spot about an hour from Toronto worth keeping on your radar for a weekend road trip.

Get your comfy clothes ready and your calendars clear, because Toronto's favourite street festival Taste of the Danforth is making its long-awaited return.