Ed Wong
In the hectic heart of Toronto’s ebullient Little Italy, Utopia deviates from...
Covering almost an entire city block from Yonge and Dundas to James and Queen,...
Thane Lucas, The Distillery
Distillers Gooderham and Worts produced their first whiskey in 1837, opening...
Fast, cheap, and well, perhaps not cheerful, but inoffensive service reigns at...
Housed in the stately 1817 Georgian Grange house—the oldest brick house in...
A wonderful, wee hole in the wall on the north end of Augusta Avenue, El Trompo...
It might not look anything like the Andes, but this two-story corner café...
One of the newest drinking destinations to strut its way onto the hip Ossington...
Friendly, sometimes frenetic, but always fun and friendly, Mill St. Brew Pub is...
Housed in an elegant Victorian mansion, just a sliver of a block north of the...
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We just love the concept of telling the history of civilization and technology...
A straggle of a peninsula until an 1858 storm swept away the sandy link to the...
Soaring 1,815 feet, 5 inches above ground, Toronto’s famous spike sprouted in...
With an almost one-to-one staff-to-guest ratio and a prime position at the...
Sure, it’s 80 miles south and not part of the city proper at all, but the sights...
Beach BIA
At the eastern end of the Queen streetcar route, Toronto’s favorite beaches...
A Gothic Revival folly, high on a hill overlooking the city, Casa Loma is a...
An eatery as eye-catching as Frank Gehry’s soaring Baroque staircase in the...
For a very different take on shopping in Toronto, head to the Market. Bordered...
It’s shiny, it’s showy and it’s stunning—the 102-room hotel just west of the...
A former flophouse-turned-media darling, the Drake pirouetted onto the jet set’s...
On a warm summer evening, the neat side patio at Crush is the perfect perch for...
An assured set sashays into the wide, gracious Nota Bene from offices and HQs in...
Going to the McMichael is really a two-in-one deal—not only do you get to see...
The venerable Queen Mother has been holding court in her 150-year-old quarters...
The ROM is one of those must-do’s that’s actually worth doing. It is impressive...
If it’s edible and available in Ontario, it’s here at this 200-year-old market....
When we’re feeling especially elegant, we sashay downtown to the Roosevelt Room...
Selling designer delights to Toronto’s rich and well-dressed since 1976,...