Last year, Joanne Kates named French bistro Pastis her number one restaurant in Toronto. Here are five more of Kates’ favourites.
BUSTING THE BANK for the holidays means less cash for dining, but that doesn’t have to mean a substantial drop in quality. Herewith, five of the top cheap thrills in town.
Outdoor movie nights have exploded in the city and, with so many to choose from, PostCity.com has narrowed in on this summer's best flicks. So grab a lawn chair, pop some kernels and get ready for a starry-skied trip down Hollywood lane.
It's true, nothing beats the smell of a home-baked pie wafting through summer air. However, if you think learning how to flute a pie crust involves playing a musical instrument, don't fear -- Postcity.com has picked Toronto's top three pie shops.
With Spain and Netherlands set to fight for football's ultimate prize in the World Cup final this Sunday, we investigate the best each nation has to offer in terms of nosh.



What happens when this gregarious chef sits down to a table strewn with new wave gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches? He chooses the old-school, triple-decker diner classic, of course.
Scott Conant, of Scarpetta Restaurant, samples the city’s top gnocchi.
Top chef and Food Network star Anna Olson is an expert in all things baked. In the spirit of the holidays, we invited her to help us nibble our way through dozens (upon dozens) of cookies — tough job, but someone had to do it! Read on for Olson’s sweetest selections.
Chef Marc Thuet goes in search of the GTA’s finest French onion soup
Brad Long, the star chef from hot, new restaurant Café Belong, acts as our expert tester in this quest for the GTA’s best.
The city’s new culinary trend is actually hundreds of years old. The simple and savoury meatball is getting a delicious rethink, and we hunt down the best.
The GTA is bursting with burritos, but as our taste test proves, not all renditions of Mexico’s greatest gift to gastronomy are created equal.
Want to add a little bite to your backyard BBQ? Star chef David Lee, of Nota Bene fame, seeks out the city’s ultimate butcher shop burgers. These gourmet creations are so good you’ll be tempted to tell your friends you made them yourself!
Sure, fish tacos have been a SoCal staple for decades. But in the GTA? Not quite. Over the last few years, though, these hand-held delicacies have cropped up in some unlikely places. (We’re not complaining.)
Tawfik Shehata, executive chef at the club district’s newest hot spot, the Ballroom, developed a taste for chicken shawarma while studying at Le Cordon Bleu.
James Chatto, beloved Toronto food critic and native Englishman, knows his shepherd’s pies. When Post City had a hankering to find the city’s finest rendition of the pub classic, we knew whom to call.
David and Nina Rocco, hosts of the Food Network’s Dolce Vita, fall in love with the city’s most authentic Margherita pizzas.
Chris McDonald, executive chef of Cava, Toronto’s Spanish food mecca, warms up with the city’s best bowls
Over the past year, the city’s most high-profile chefs and celebs have taste-tested the best dishes Toronto has on offer. From poutine to chocolate cake. This month, we take a look back at the top 10.

When it comes to fighting off biting cold temperatures this time of the year, a visit to Toronto’s Koreatown at Christie and Bloor is always the perfect solution. When the mercury drops to...
Back in November, we
Opened about a month ago on King Street West, Tavolino’s concept is all about Italian-style hot gourmet sandwiches. Keeping good company with other new-ish sandwichy spots like...

’Tis not a kind season for fine dining — in this slightly scary economy, diners are playing their cards close to the vest, only spending where they’re sure of value.

Best pound-for-pound plonk for less than $20
Palate-pleasing Chardonnay has legs from here to ya-ya

Try some of my delicious and lighter homemade versions, perfect for entertaining and family meals.