Tucked away in a corner at the lower level of Toronto’s Union Station is an unassuming pasta bar that’s serving some of the best fresh pasta in the city. Chef Michael Angeloni has taken his love for pasta and created Amano,
Hello 123 is a plant-based restaurant and bar from the same people behind Kupfert & Kim. As a long-time customer at their quick-serve Kupfert & Kim location in the PATH, I was excited to hear that a sit down restaurant would be opening in the city’s west end.
My baby boy started eating FOOD! You must know that cooking is my love language. It gives me great pleasure to feed the people I love. I also love to eat. So it’s my mission to introduce my baby to all the amazing flavours this earth has to offer.
Parallel Brothers is a tahini production factory and Mediterranean restaurant that is dedicated to celebrating all you can do with the versatile ingredient, sesame butter.
A first of its kind in Toronto, brothers Alon, Guy, and Aharon Ozery (founders of Ozery Bakery) transformed the old industrial space on the infamous Geary Avenue into a lively and hip restaurant and cafe that doubles as a production factory for freshly made tahini.
Food is my love language. I believe cooking is a beautiful expression of love. If you’re like me, you’re probably searching for a tasty and impressive meal to cook for your Valentine. Look no further because I’ve got you covered with this super easy yet eye catching and delicious red wine pasta.
Toronto newest food destination, Assembly Chef’s Hall, is a food-lover’s dream. This massive new food hall is where some of Toronto’s top chefs, restaurateurs and baristas have come together under one roof to offer a taste of Toronto.
There are certain things you can expect after becoming a parent. You’re not going to sleep ever well. Your relationship with your partner will change. Your body will change. You will have to do endless amounts of laundry. So. Much.
Dear Roncesvalles,
It’s been five years since you turned this suburban girl into an urbanite. I still remember the day I put in my application for the tiny basement apartment on Geoffrey Street, the apartment that would eventually turn into my first home as a newlywed.
In many cultures, the first six weeks following birth is a key period of healing, resting, and bonding with baby. New mothers (and fathers) are supported by their ‘village’, whether that’s family, friends, doulas, a church group or even an online community of mothers.
People warned us about the first month. They said it would be really, really hard. They said we wouldn’t sleep. That breastfeeding wouldn’t be easy. And that there would be diapers… many, many diapers.
Everything people said was true.
