The 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto and Region has added 11 new Michelin recommended restaurants to its selection. These new entries span Toronto neighbourhoods plus Collingwood, St. Catharines, Mississauga, and Niagara-on-the-Lake. From aperitivo bars and Korean BBQ to farm-to-fire tasting menus, the new Michelin recommended Toronto 2026 picks cover every craving. Here is the full list with what to order at each.

The New York Times is officially taking notice of Toronto's food scene. Travel writer Elaine Glusac recently toured the city for 'A Food Lover's Tour of Toronto,' eating her way through Chinatown, Kensington Market and Scarborough to show why our immigrant-driven dining scene is world class. These are the 13 local spots the feature highlighted, from $4.50 banh mi to kamayan dinners eaten with your hands.

The 2026 Toronto and Region Michelin Guide has landed, and Toronto's fine dining scene has 15 Michelin-starred restaurants to celebrate. From Restaurant Pearl Morissette, the region's only two-star restaurant, to 14 one-star standouts across the city and beyond, these are the Michelin star restaurants in Toronto for 2026.

The 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto results are in, and the new Bib Gourmand Toronto list is full of exciting first-timers. This year's crop of Bib Gourmand restaurants Toronto food lovers will want to bookmark stretches from slow-smoked brisket on Dupont to a French-ish seafood bistro in St. Catharines and a heritage-grain bakehouse in Jordan. Below are the five new Bib Gourmand additions for 2026, from Vietnamese street food on Ossington to Latin American cooking on Bloor West. Each one delivers the Bib Gourmand promise of exceptional food at a friendly price.

There is nothing quite like a mini donut: hot, fresh, and gone in two bites. If you are searching for the best mini donuts in Toronto, you are in luck. The city's mini donut scene ranges from nostalgic CNE-style classics to wildly customizable creations piled with glazes and toppings. Here are five of the best places for mini donuts in Toronto.

Chewy, bouncy, ring-shaped and glaze-happy, mochi donuts are the hybrid treat Toronto can’t stop photographing (and eating).

There’s something special about a breakfast burrito. It’s warm, hearty, and endlessly customizable. Whether you’re craving cheesy comfort or a protein-packed start to the day, Toronto has some top-tier options. From cozy diners to grab-and-go cafés, here are some of the best breakfast burritos the city has to offer.

Toronto’s love affair with breakfast sandwiches is real. From fluffy milk bread loaded with eggs to Montreal-style bagels stacked with smoked salmon, this city knows how to build a morning masterpiece. Whether you’re craving classic bacon and egg or a creative twist, here’s where to find the 25 best breakfast sandwiches across Toronto.

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Toronto’s brunch scene has mastered the art of indulgence, and nowhere is that more evident than in the city’s cinnamon bun pancakes. These fluffy stacks take everything you love about cinnamon rolls — warm spice, gooey icing, and buttery sweetness — and turn it into the perfect morning comfort food. Whether you like them classic or over-the-top, here are a few must-try spots for cinnamon bun pancakes across Toronto.

This is the definitive list of Toronto’s top 9 breakfast sandwiches, each bringing something special to the table. These aren’t just good—they’re the sandwiches I dream about, the ones worth setting an alarm for. Lets all support our vibrant local independent breakfast sandwich scene! Did I miss any. You tell me. I wanna know.

Nothing beats the heat like an ice cold slushie, and Toronto has no shortage of standout spots. From viral Diet Coke slushies to boozy frozen margaritas served in sandcastle pails, this roundup covers the best slushies in Toronto. Whether you want a classic frozen treat or a cocktail with a kick, these slushies in Toronto are worth seeking out.

In the ever-evolving Toronto food scene, one trend continues to dominate in 2025: the humble yet mighty smash burger. There’s something magical about patties smashed to crispy perfection on a sizzling flat top, creating that signature caramelized crust and juicy interior we’ve all come to crave. I’ve eaten my way across the city to bring you this definitive guide to Toronto’s top 10 smash burgers. From established favourites to new contenders, these spots are keeping the smash burger revolution alive and well in the 6ix.

Toronto’s burger scene is built on flame, flavour, and nostalgia. From classic charcoal broilers to backyard-style grills that never go out of fashion, these local spots prove that nothing beats a burger kissed by open flame. Whether you’re craving a juicy double stack, a perfectly seared patty, or that smoky char only fire can deliver, here are some of the best flame-grilled burgers in Toronto and the GTA.

They might be pricey but they are delicious!

Toronto’s east side has become a burger lover’s playground, serving up everything from classic charbroiled favourites to modern smash burger perfection. Here are some of the best spots worth the trip east for a serious burger fix.

Listen up, meat lovers. Toronto’s steakhouse scene is sizzling hotter than a cast-iron skillet in 2025. We’ve got old favorites getting facelifts and new contenders stepping into the ring. Now, I haven’t had a chance to stuff my face at all of these joints yet, but I’ve got the inside scoop on what’s cooking. Here’s my no-bullshit rundown of the steakhouses making waves in T.O. this year.

Toronto’s love affair with breakfast sandwiches is real. From fluffy milk bread loaded with eggs to Montreal-style bagels stacked with smoked salmon, this city knows how to build a morning masterpiece. Whether you’re craving classic bacon and egg or a creative twist, here’s where to find the 25 best breakfast sandwiches across Toronto.

Toronto has more than a few great sandwich spots. Here are the top 15. No burgers. No pita. No wraps

Toronto’s Italian sandwich scene is stacked with flavour, from saucy veal cutlets to cold-cut panini layered with fresh mozzarella and prosciutto. Whether you’re craving a classic or a modern twist, here are some of the city’s best spots.

From wood-fired Montreal rings to soft New York deli rounds, Toronto’s bagel scene covers a lot of ground. Here are six local go-tos.

When you crave the pepper-cheese magic of Rome’s simplest pasta, these Toronto kitchens deliver satisfying versions (some classic, some playful).

Toronto’s taco game keeps getting stronger, with handmade tortillas, regional fillings, and plenty of salsa bars to explore across the city.

Hong Kong egg waffles are all about that crispy shell and soft, eggy bubbles. Toronto has a few standouts where you can get them plain or overloaded with toppings.

There’s nothing quite like a Jamaican patty: golden and flaky on the outside, spicy and juicy within. Whether you're craving a classic beef or an island-style twist, Toronto offers a top-tier patty experience from Scarborough staples to downtown newcomers.

Summer in the city means iced everything. These cafés keep the cold brew, flash brew, and chilled espresso drinks dialed in.

What’s up, foodies! Marcello here from Marcello Eats, and today I’m dropping my definitive list of the absolute BEST shawarma spots in Toronto. Trust me when I say I’ve eaten my way through the city to bring you this list. From juicy, perfectly spiced meat to fresh toppings and sauces that’ll blow your mind, these are the shawarma joints that keep me coming back for more. Let’s dive right into my top picks!

When the weather calls for something sweet, these standout Toronto ice cream destinations deliver flavour, craftsmanship and pure indulgence, from classic soft serve shacks to artisan gelato and vegan delights.

Toronto might be a long way from New York, but you can still find legit babka right here in the city. From classic chocolate swirls to pistachio and Nutella twists, these bakeries prove that Toronto knows how to do babka right.

Toronto’s ramen scene has exploded in recent years, and nowhere is that more obvious than downtown. Whether you crave rich tonkotsu broth, perfectly chewy noodles, or spicy miso with a soft-boiled egg, these spots serve some of the best bowls in the city.

The definative list of Toronto diners. Old school, new school, ones making their mark with invovated dishes and those that never change.