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An epic BBQ festival is coming to Ontario's most beautiful village this month (opens the original)
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One of Ontario's most scenic small towns is hosting a huge barbecue festival this month after record-breaking attendance in 2025. There are so many reasons to visit Elora, especially in the summertime. First and foremost, the village is widely considered to be one of the — if not the — most beautiful in the entire province. Then, there's the matter of its impressive restaurant lineup. But on July 28, one special event will blow all of Elora's other drawing factors out of the gorge. Back by popul
The 10 hottest new restaurants in Toronto right now (opens the original)
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The hottest new restaurants in Toronto speak to the city's ever-changing cravings: from no-frills sports bars to takeout banh mi shops and beyond. We're spoiled for choice at the best of times when it comes to restaurants in Toronto, but so far in 2026, there's been quite a surge of new spots to tuck into. The throughline? People in the city are increasingly gravitating toward the unpretentious, whether that comes in the form of a gritty, open-flame stove upon which galbi gets lusciously charred
U.K. musician shares hilarious review of Toronto's most bizarre burger restaurant (opens the original)
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A man visiting Toronto from the U.K. chose to eat at one of Toronto's strangest burger restaurants and shared the whole hilarious review online. If you've been near the intersection of Bloor and Bathurst any time in the past couple of years, there's a good chance you've seen it, and an even better chance you've been utterly confounded by it: perched at the southeast corner, with a Barney purple sign and a syringe as its logo, The Fancy Induced Burger. With another location in North York, TFIB ha
Toronto bar announces operating in the city 'isn't viable' anymore (opens the original)
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A one-of-a-kind Toronto bar just announced that it'll be closing permanently next month. Don't take this the wrong way, but I absolutely love a Toronto bar. Be they divey, daring, or downright opulent, I'm there, with a glass (or two) of something chilled and kicky in my hand. And, while every single bar in the city has something unique to offer, I have to applaud those that step way out of the box with their concept, cocktails and delivery. Bloorcourt's Electric Bill Bar is, inarguably, one suc
One of Toronto's most iconic Indian restaurants just got taken over by something new (opens the original)
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More than a year after an iconic Indian buffet in Toronto closed its doors, the space has been reclaimed by a new venture, but don't worry: the change shouldn't be too hard to adapt to. Whether you frequented Bombay Palace or were merely accustomed to seeing its grand billboard imposing over the intersection of Jarvis and Adelaide (I, regrettably, fall into the latter category), the longstanding Indian buffet was an unmistakable landmark of Old Toronto. It was, that is, until it quietly closed i
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