A tasty mix of restaurant news and Toronto food bites

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Dotty’s is a new neighbourhood bistro by one of the city’s best chefs

The team behind one of Toronto’s most beloved restaurants, are back with a new restaurant dubbed Dotty’s.

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This Ontario ketchup brand is selling designer clothes with food stains on them

Interested in purchasing a Gucci shirt or Nike sweater with a stain on it?

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A swanky fine-dining steakhouse is opening in historic Union Station

The new venture, Blue Bovine Steak and Sushi House promises to be a riff on the classic steakhouse offerings locals know and love about Casa Loma’s BlueBlood.

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Janet Zuccarini set to open new restaurant in Regent Park and it’s an ode to old-school Italy

A new multi-faceted restaurant by Janet Zuccarini and inspired by the nostalgia of 1950s Italy is opening in the heart of Regent Park this September.

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Toronto’s top four spots for Detroit-style pizza

Here are four places in Toronto to try Detroit-style pizza.

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Beloved Caribbean cuisine pop-up finally gets new permanent space

The gone-too-soon Caribbean cuisine pop-up Miss Likklemore’s is finally here to stay.

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Two of T.O’s favourite cream cheese brands have just been discontinued, here are a few places you might still be able to get them

As any bagel connoisseur will know, a quality cream cheese can elevate your breakfast game.

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The king of Ossington, the coolest street in the city

After relocating Paris Paris last August, there are rumours that Poon has not one, but two more restaurants being developed in Yorkville.

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Toronto has a hot new sandwich district and here’s where to find it

All within a few blocks of each other, each local sandwich shop offers a signature sub that they’ve become known for around the city—and in some cases, around the country and beyond.

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