The Gay Village is buzzing as it gets ready for Pride’s climax this weekend. As any yearly attendee knows, Church Street’s focus during the last weekend of June is on fun and drinking—not dining. For Torontonians and tourists looking for great food and respite from the crowds, here are our picks for where to eat during Pride 2009. Read the rest of this entry »
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Where to eat during Pride 2009
Where to eat near BMO Field
Heading to the Toronto Football Club game next Saturday? Keep in mind that outside food and drinks are not allowed at BMO Field, and despite concession stands that serve everything from fried macaroni and cheese to chicken curry rolls, the prices and overall quality are letdowns. Instead, here are some great places to eat if you’re going to watch the TFC take on the Los Angeles Galaxy. Read the rest of this entry »
Where to eat near the Toronto Centre for the Arts
Much of Toronto’s restaurant buzz remains south of Bloor, but North York dining offers its own benefits. For starters, there are no swarms of tourists affecting the price and quality of its eateries. Sure, it’s suburbia, but it’s not all Costco hot dogs and IKEA meatballs. For those venturing up to North York for the critically acclaimed Jersey Boys during the month of May, here is our rundown of the best nearby spots.
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Where to eat near the Rogers Centre
A new series on Torontolife.com, “Where to Eat Near…” recommends great places to eat before, during and after a major event—be it a festival, parade, concert or, in the case of our first instalment, baseball game. When the Jays take on the Oakland Athletics this weekend, here are some alternatives to peanuts and Cracker Jacks.
