Toronto foodies rejoice, there are new restos to visit! This month has brought with it some seriously interesting new restaurants that you've got to try. From French street food and British pub eats to First Nations inspired cuisine, there is something for everyone. So check out what's new in the city!
Mister Frenchy
Where: 675 Danforth Ave // The Danforth
Type: Parisian street food
Most popular item: Croque-monsieur
Price: 💸
Why you should go: It's the only spot in Toronto to get street food that is inspired by the kind you would find in Paris!
The Anne Boleyn
Where: 287A Richmond St W // Queen West
Type: British pub food
Most popular item: Chicken & waffles
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: If you love a good pub ambiance and delicious comfort food, this spot will satisfy your desires!
Chula Taberna
Where: 1058 Gerrard St E // Leslieville
Type: Mexican tapas plates
Most popular item: The tacos
Price: 💸
Why you should go: If you want to make the most out of the last bit of patio season and want to change up your taco routine, add this spot to your list!
Copetín
Where: 107 King St E // King East
Type: Canadian cuisine
Most popular item: Beef tartare
Price: 💸💸💸
Why you should go: Run by MasterChef Canada judge, Chef Aprile, you get a quality meal inspired by the surrounding food personalities that make Toronto the city it is!
Gare de L'Est
Where: 1190 Dundas St E // Leslieville
Type: French Brasserie
Most popular item: French onion soup and steak tartare
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: If you are looking for authentic French food with a comfortable yet luxurious ambience, this is the place to visit.
Kūkŭm Kitchen
Where: 581 Mt Pleasant Rd // Davisville
Type: First Nations dishes
Most popular item: Roasted elk
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: This new spot hosts authentic First Nations dishes that pay homage to an Ingenious food culture you need to experience at least once in your lifetime.
The New Broadview Hotel
Where: 106 Broadview Ave // Riverside
Type: Eclectic
Most popular item: Bay scallop ceviche
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: Whether you are upstairs on the patio or downstair at the bar, you are surrounded by a well dressed venue with eccentric features and can count on delicious food.
Monga
Where: 692 Yonge St // Yonge and Bloor
Type: Taiwanese
Most popular item: Taiwanese fried chicken
Price: 💸
Why you should go: If you love fried chicken and have a seriously empty stomach, this spot will satisfy your craving and introduce you to new takes on a classic favourite!
El Nahual
Where: 1993 Keele St
Type: Mexican
Most popular item: Steak tacos
Price: 💸
Why you should go: This isn't your regular taco joint. The attention to detail from the presentation to the marinades and ingredients used, you can taste the difference of a taco from El Nahual!
FARMR
Where: 104A The Esplanade // King East
Type: Eclectic
Most popular item: Classic FARMR plate
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: If you love simply good food that reminds you of dinner with your family on a Sunday night, you will love FARMR!
Kelly's Landing
Where: 123 Front St W // Financial District
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Type: Pub food
Most popular item: Tuna poké
Price: 💸💸
Why you should go: This spot is perfect for sports lovers and foodies alike. Enjoy amazing food out on the patio or inside, all the while still having the best view of the game!