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Better Bitters

House-made takes on a time-honoured elixir

Cocktail Comeback

Seven innovative drinks that are improving the state of Toronto mixology

Raising the Bar

A dedicated foodie’s secret to fine dining on the cheap

The British Invasion

Gastropubs are the new tapas bars. Be wary of imposters

With Friends Like These

A look inside three near-perfect dinner parties

Stravinsky, go-go dancers and a blues legend

Seven shows that deserve groupies

Toronto’s Most Authentic Mojitos

Using Hemingway’s favourite recipe as our guide, we see how T.O.’s rum- and-mint versions measure up

Just Opened

Leslieville's new pub, The Roy, provides a much-needed local to Queen Street East

Boho Chic

Absinthe stages yet another comeback

Cinema Paradiso

The megaplexes may have James Bond on multiple screens, but the small-scale theatres win top ratings for bargain tickets and rationally priced popcorn

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Today in Toronto: March 11, 2010

The Overwhelming: Studio 180 builds on its reputation for bringing other countries’ theatrical think pieces to the Canadian stage with this acclaimed 2007 play by J.T. Rogers
RJD2: The Philly-based artist otherwise known as Ramble John Krohn showcases his skills as turntablist, instrumentalist and vocalist
Toronto Symphony Orchestra: Enigma Variations: Lars Vogt appears as soloist in a program that also has guest maestro Robin Ticciati leading the orchestra
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