Toronto’s dining landscape continues to evolve, offering food enthusiasts a plethora of new establishments to explore. Here are some noteworthy additions to the city’s culinary scene:
New Restaurant Openings
Enoteca Rossio
Located in the heart of the city, Enoteca Rossio offers a stylish Italian dining experience complete with a hidden speakeasy. Guests can indulge in handmade pasta dishes paired with an extensive wine selection, making it a must-visit for Italian cuisine aficionados.
La Plume
Bringing a touch of Southern France to downtown Toronto, La Plume is a brasserie that blends classic French techniques with Mediterranean flavors. The menu features a variety of tartares, rotisserie dishes, and seafood options, complemented by a robust cocktail and wine program.
Osteria Alba
Situated in Little Italy, Osteria Alba is the latest venture from Chef Adam Pereira. The restaurant serves Italian classics with subtle French and Mediterranean influences, contributing to the neighborhood’s culinary revival.
Food Trucks to Watch
The Food Dudes
Renowned for their creative approach to street food, The Food Dudes offer crowd favorites like deep-fried mac and cheese balls and inventive sandwich specials. They can often be found at various events and downtown locations.
Carne Cartel
Specializing in slow-smoked Mexican-Texan barbecue tacos, Carne Cartel serves up brisket, pork shoulder, and beef cheek tacos that have garnered a loyal following. Their locations vary, so it’s best to check their social media for updates.
Mr Tasty Fries
A staple in Toronto’s street food scene, Mr Tasty Fries is famous for its poutine and double-fried Belgian-style fries. They also offer creative loaded fries options, including butter chicken and smoked meat poutine.
Whether you’re in the mood for a sit-down meal at a new restaurant or a quick bite from a food truck, Toronto’s ever-expanding food scene has something to satisfy every palate.