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Located on the ground floor of the historic Dineen building on Temperance street, Little Fin (@Little_Fin) has been serving up satisfying seafood fare for just over a year.
With a heavy workload, wedding planning and home renovations on the go, it’s been getting increasingly difficult to find the time to research recipes and shop for groceries. This is where Ontario-based Chef’s Plate (@ChefsPlateCA) steps in.
Taste of Iceland (#TasteOfIceland) has returned to Toronto for a fifth consecutive year! From Thursday, November 12th to Sunday, November 15th, the touring festival will be showcasing Iceland’s cuisine, music and culture in our city.
After operating for nearly 40 years, this Queen Street institution closed its doors in 2014. Earlier this year, Peter Pan (@peterpanbistro) reopened after an extensive renovation under new ownership who wanted to preserve the name of the restaurant. There’s a lot of history in the original restaurant – most notably, Susur Lee worked there back in the day.
I think many would agree that Chinatown East is an unlikely location for an Italian restaurant. So, when Mr. Ciao (@MrCiaoTo) opened last summer, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The restaurant wasn’t really on my radar as it hasn’t gotten much buzz since opening, so we stumbled upon it unintentionally.