It’s National Sandwich Day, people, and to honour such an important event, it’s fitting to give shout-outs to some of the best places in the city to celebrate. And though I have yet to find a sandwich as good as the Assorted Cold Cut Sub from the DeRosa Bakery (549 Wilson St.) in Hamilton, Toronto…
Buster’s Sea Cove (St. Lawrence Market) – 93 Front Street E – (416) 369-9048
Next time you’re at the St. Lawrence Market, you might notice that, like clockwork, a line starts to form at the south end of the building right before the lunch-hour rush. Don’t be afraid… embrace it… that, or show-up a bit earlier next time and join the queue for Buster’s Sea Cove: a Toronto institution. I remember…
Mangia & Bevi – 260 King St E. – (416) 203-1635
I ran into a friend this week (@ Dinosaur Jr.) who commented on how he hadn’t seen a new Toronto Food Blog post in about a month. My wife and I were in Barcelona at the beginning of the month, and I figured my next Blog post would be about the amazing food we had…
Tofu Village – 681 Bloor St. W – (647) 345-3836
I have had the old “favourite food” conversation with my friends umpteen times, and Korean food always tends to reside atop my list. It’s about time, then, that one graces the annals of this blog. To be honest, I’m not sure why it took so long. Well, maybe I do… I used to have a…
Thoughts on Summerlicious: Jump – 18 Wellington St. W. – (416) 363-3400
Toronto’s Summerlicious ended yesterday. Now, I have never been too big of a fan, and feel that most guys think along the same lines… small portions, limited menu selections, and a dessert course that’s of little-to-no interest. Well, my wife booked us in for a $35, three-course Price-fixe at O&B’s Jump, and my thoughts on Summerlicious have changed. And though…
Bistro 243 – 243 King St. E – (647) 350-8800
Tucked away on downtown’s east side is Bistro 243; a place that teeters on the edge of tying to be gourmet, while being rife with well-priced cuisine. Sandwiches and Burgers can be found along side Pastas and Chops… and although the menu lacks a specific theme or direction, it more than makes up for it in the taste and value…
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