Sheryl Kirby
Why don't harassed women speak up – or just quit?
Sexual harassment is the restaurant industry's dirty little secret more
Tanja-Tiziana Burdi
Neighbourhood spotlight: These restos rule on King West
Chow down at these spots in condo country more
The Classics
These well-loved restos, all open for more than 30 years, are iconic institutions for a reason – they’ve maintained a high level of culinary execution and service more
For that big night out
If a big occasion requires it – or you just feel like splurging – these spots make the most of the moment and, better still, won’t make you regret for a second that you dropped the dough more
Jonathan Friedman Photography
New & Notable
Keep up with the ever-changing food scene by checking out these places, all open for just one year or less more
Michael Watier
Toronto's best restaurants 2015
The hottest new and notable brunch spots, the classics, diners, high-end joints, vegan & veggie, plus bars with awesome grub more
Get crackin'
Lobster tends to be stupidly overpriced in restaurants. Don't be intimidated by the live crustacean; learn how to cook it at home. more
Yes, you can find cheap lobster in restaurants
If you can't face the idea of cooking it up yourself, these eateries offer the crustacean at reasonable prices more
David Laurence
T.O.'s best fried chicken
Who makes the best fried chicken? We put the fried chicken dinner from five hip restos to the test, but with an added twist - how do they stand up to the fast food version? more
David Laurence
Smokin' hot BBQ
Toronto's falling in love with barbecue, and now that Jason Rees has taken over the Monarch 'cue, food lovers are getting a BBQ education in more ways than one more
David Laurence
T.O.'s top 5 game meat markets
It's not game on for all butchers. Here's where to get everything from caribou to crocodile. more
David Laurence
Got game?
While the options for Torontonians to try wild-caught game remain limited, there are plenty of opportunities to purchase farmed meat at restaurants or butcher shops. more
Tibetan breakfasts gaining
Tibet Kitchen (1544 Queen West, at Fuller, 416-913-8726) Traditional Tibetan breakfasts for $6.50 per person, including all taxes, tip and tea or coffee. Average main at breakfast $5. Open Monday to Friday 4:30 to 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am... more