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Meagan Fava

Toronto

Food Writer at blogTO

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | blogto.com | Meagan Fava

    The Coffee is a modern, minimalist coffeehouse that combines convenience, tech, and specialty beans. With a presence in 19 countries and over 300 stores worldwide, the King West Village location marks the global coffee chain's Canadian debut. A second Toronto spot has since opened in the vibrant Entertainment District, and a third is coming soon to Yorkville.

  • 1 month ago | blogto.com | Meagan Fava

    Casa Morales is a modern Mexican restaurant from the team behind Gus Tacos in the heart of Kensington Market. A departure from the traditional Mexican fare of the fast-casual chain, Casa Morales aims to showcase regional dishes and dynamic flavours through a refined, elevated sit-down dinner experience that goes beyond the usual tacos and quesadillas. There's creamy roasted poblano soup, spicy shrimp aguachile, saucy red mole chicken, and even family-style barbacoa.

  • Jan 28, 2025 | curiocity.com | Meagan Fava

    Kensei Bar is a new vinyl bar on Dundas and Ossington specializing in expertly crafted cocktails, shareable snacks, and late-night bites. Inspired by the electrifying and bustling nightlife of Tokyo in the late 1980s, when everything was a sea of blinking neon lights and billboards, Kensei is a snapshot of the past.

  • Jan 22, 2025 | curiocity.com | Meagan Fava

    National at The Well is where entertainment meets style, offering elevated bar bites, handcraft cocktails, a six-lane bowling alley, and an arcade. From rolling strikes (or gutter balls) to grabbing a slice of New York-style pizza, battling it out at air hockey, or catching the game on one of the many screens, it’s the ultimate destination for fun, day or night. “It’s meant to be about good times and good vibes.

  • Jan 16, 2025 | curiocity.com | Meagan Fava

    Cafe Belém, a cafe and bakery specializing in Portuguese sweets, treats, and imported goods, comes from the father-son duo behind Mercado Restaurant. Since opening at the beginning of November, the small shop has been crowded with diners marvelling at the glass display of freshly baked pasteis de nata and golden brown croissants. Owner and head baker William Oliveira grew up in the restaurant industry.