Happy International Women’s Day! While we never need a reason to honour the past, present, and future accomplishments of women, we love that everyone can come together on IWD to celebrate together. So in honour of IWD, we’re highlighting a selection
Despite not living in London for almost 10 years, I still consider it my home and love to try out the new restaurants and brunch spots when I return. Brunch is massive in London with so many places offering specific
I know, it’s a strong statement. But for someone who a) is an avid breakfast sandwich-er and b) usually avoids using absolutes, I stand by it. Dirty Food Eatery – if you can get past the name – serves a
I wish I’d had this book a couple of years ago when I was beginning my exploration into plant-based food and was constantly struggling to pull together a menu of healthy dishes, quick snacks, and sandwiches.
If you’re looking to bring a little heat to your BooknBrunch event, look no further than the Caliente spot Barsa Taberna. The stylish Barsa Taberna brings incredible Spanish cuisine and arty Barcelona style to the hip streets of downtown Toronto.
I fell in love with Persian food in Canada, thanks to my wonderful Iranian landlady who is now a dear friend. I’d attempted to recreate her dishes at home with varied success and was excited when asked to review Naz
I don’t typically read non-fiction books, but this one was a pleasant surprise. As a newly-minted senior, my interest is piqued by any reference to immortality. Alas, there were no secrets revealed on how to live forever, per se, but
While many restaurants go for gimmicks and fancy colour palettes focused on their Insta-worthiness, it’s Maple Leaf Tavern’s old world class that makes it stand out from the crowd.
Picture a quaint little city. One that has a trendy aesthetic, takes inspiration from its rich heritage, and focuses on sustainable locally-sourced food, oh – and it’s conveniently located in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood. Welcome to Stadt. Taking its name from the
This is a book of a different colour, a good read, and quirky in the extreme. It starts off rather slowly, describing the background of Nikki, a law school dropout and feminist/activist working in a downtown London pub much to