Meant to channel the fifties Copacabana days when a night out meant more than just going out drinking, Candyland will offer guests performances from a variety of walks of life: from cross dressing performances to circus performers and erotic oddities to avant-garde acrobats, Olympic-medalist ring dancers, a blues band and an assortment of turn-of-the-century performance art. Unlike any other venue in Canada, Candyland brings dinner theatre back. West coast import The Shameful Tiki Room has a launch date set for November 19th, opening on Queen West in the heart of Parkdale. Danforth will be home to The Shore Leave, with boozy cocktails just north of the Beach. Two new Tiki bars opening in Toronto this month. If chips and chocolates just won’t cut it this Halloween, then Pappabubble is here to the rescue! Hand crafted candies come adorably decorated and packaged find them on Yonge Street, just north of Lawrence.įigo, just around the corner from Montecito, has inched its way closer to completion with a November 1 start for their take on rustic Italian. Libations and comfort food finds like Thai Nachos are on the menu, all to the tune of your fave hip hop tunes, hopefully mainly from the east coast (east side for life!). Serving libations at night, and delicate pastries and coffees in the morning, this chameleon café morphs over the course of the day to serve you exactly what you want when you want it.Ī quickie makeover was all that was required for PO Box 1192 after they took over where Rock Lobster left off on Queen East.
Owners are the same as Poutini’s, so expect to leave stuffed and satisfied.ĭuWest wasn’t left out of the spotlight either, with Chef Michael Hunter’s Antler now open, taking over This End Up’s lease and injecting his personality on a largely Canadian inspired menu, featuring foraged finds as well as farmed game meats.Ĭollege Street became even more covetable with The Walton opening.
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Ossington Village residents have been lapping up Bobbie Sue’s Mac n’ Cheese, a tiny postage stamp takeout joint just off the main strip. An artful Japanese invasion Miku took place by way of opening up at the foot of Bay to resoundingly positive reviews. October was a pretty busy month on the restaurant scene.
If eating and shopping are your idea of a good time, then look no further than the artisan soaked One of a Kind Show (November 26-December 6) where gourmet eats go hand in hand with curious and unique gifts. Samples and drinks galore await you at the Gourmet Food and Wine Show (November 19-22) so load up and then amble over to one of the most festively beautiful Christmas Market’s in North America, the Distillery Christmas Market kicks off November 20. Kicking things off with The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair (from November 6-15) where you can get up close and personal with all those delicious animals at the petting zoo, but also some fun foodie demos and cooking throw downs celeb chefs like Chef Ted Reader. November is upon us ushering in cold weather temps and a flurry of events (I did not say snow, nope not even). Vv Magazine’s Libby Roach fills us in on the best new Toronto restaurants, those opening in November 2015 and the buzziest in-the-works hot spots.
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