A transplant from the East Coast, Rodney Clark imported his dad's oysters before opening his own joint. Rodney's is one of the city's first, and most...

Though named after Emilia Romagna, a foodie region in central Italy, this trattoria sets off warning bells with its red-checkered tablecloths and bright...

A café, chocolate shop and epicurean temple rolled into one, this unique spot is the brainchild of a pastry chef and his designer wife. David Castellan and...

Tucked in behind Honest Ed's, not far from the Annex, Southern Accent is a quirky gem. It would be right at home down in the Bayou, with its eccentric...

Located in the heart of the Financial District, the Strathcona used to be a bargain alternative to the grander (and more famous) Royal York Hotel across the...

Just steps from the Elgin and Winter Garden theatres and Massey Hall, this airy, laid-back restaurant offers a welcome alternative to the strip's...

Perched on a lagoon, this island cottage is a ten-minute walk from the Ward's Island ferry dock. It has two bright and clean guest rooms with queen-sized...

Far removed from the busy streets of Chinatown, this much-loved dining room shares the block with Tiffany's along the city's Mink Mile. Get a table by the...

This stretch of Queen East used to be considered dull, but the survival of this Mediterranean-Asian fusion bistro suggests that things are looking up. John...

Toronto has finally warmed to tapas. Although many interpretations stray far from the genuine Spanish article, this Kensington hangout balances Latin...

A new name, some radical landscaping and a location in a suddenly trendy area of the city do nothing to quash the retro feel of this classic motor inn. It's...

Chef Alida Solomon spent years training in Tuscan trattorias, and then returned home to spread the good news: there's more to Italian cooking than tomato...

As in 'ultra trendy'. If you like your dining room to be a dance club, then this is the spot for you. Glossy to the extreme, Ultra is set in an open room...