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Food and Drink
Explores the flavours, people, food spots, and culinary culture shaping Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
From new restaurant openings and chef-driven concepts to neighbourhood cafés, cocktail programs, cultural cuisines, and food festivals, we spotlight what’s worth eating and drinking
Cabbagetown Festival Toronto 2026: One of the City’s Biggest Street Festivals Returns This September
One of Toronto’s biggest and longest-running street festivals is set to return this summer. The Cabbagetown Festival takes over Parliament Street on September 12th and 13th for a full weekend of entertainment, food, shopping, and family-friendly fun.
Tucked along Davenport Road, Louf Toronto is introducing the city to a refined yet deeply personal take on Palestinian cuisine. Blending elevated presentation with the warmth of home cooking, this Palestinian restaurant offers a dining experience that feels both intimate and transportive.
Eggslut, known globally for its elevated take on classic breakfast dishes through a chef-driven, gourmet concept, is opening its first Toronto location at 545 King Street West on April 30th.
A new modern Thai restaurant is opening in Toronto’s Little Italy, bringing bold flavours and a fire-driven approach to one of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.
Chef Michael Angeloni, alongside partners Adam Teolis and Yannick Bigourdan, the team behind some of Toronto’s most celebrated restaurants, is set to open Pasta Privato, a refined modern Italian dining spot at 11 Church Street on March 27th.
Marugame Udon, known worldwide for its handcrafted noodles and open-kitchen experience, is opening its first Toronto location at 494 Yonge Street on March 21st, marking a major milestone for the brand’s growth in Canada.
Vancouver’s cult-favourite fried chicken brand DL Chicken is officially arriving in Toronto, opening at 538 Manning Avenue on March 20th. The opening marks the brand’s first expansion outside of British Columbia, bringing its beloved Nashville hot chicken to the city for the first time.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, WORTH Association is hosting Yes Shef, an unforgettable tasting event spotlighting Canadian women in food and beverage, on March 9th at The International Centre in Mississauga.
Tucked along Highway 7 in Richmond Hill, Saigon Star is a true Greater Toronto Area staple, serving comforting Vietnamese and Southeast Asian dishes for decades.
