Phoebe Knight

1 week ago | blogto.com | Phoebe Knight

The matcha slushies at one Toronto cafe have been taking the city by storm this season, but are they all they're cracked up to be? We decided to investigate. You know and love classic convenience store slushies, and west-enders in Toronto have been having a love affair with Bellwoods Brewery's Jelly King slushie for years now, but matcha slushies are the latest icy blended beverage taking the city by storm, and we have Brockton Village's Gateau Ghost to thank for that.

1 week ago | dailyhive.com | Phoebe Knight

The matcha slushies at one Toronto cafe have been taking the city by storm this season, but are they all they’re cracked up to be? We decided to investigate. You know and love classic convenience store slushies, and west-enders in Toronto have been having a love affair with Bellwoods Brewery’s Jelly King slushie for years now, but matcha slushies are the latest icy blended beverage taking the city by storm, and we have Brockton Village’s Gateau Ghost to thank for that.

1 week ago | blogto.com | Phoebe Knight

Toronto director Domee Shi is a well-documented lover of the city, and she stopped by to share her favourite restaurants in town. While her latest film, Disney Pixar's Elio, doesn't take place in Toronto, Shi's filmography proves adequate evidence of her love for the city she grew up in, particularly seen in her last major feature, Turning Red, which was set in Toronto.

1 week ago | blogto.com | Phoebe Knight

The team behind a Michelin-recommended Toronto restaurant just made an unexpected move: opening a new burger joint in the city. Names like Rasa and Sara — at least in the context of food — usually conjure up images of chic interiors, artfully plated dishes and pristine cocktails served in paper-thin crystal glasses. It's that exact commitment to refinement and luxury that has earned them both spots on Toronto's Michelin Guide, after all; Sara with a recommendation and Rasa with a Bib Gourmand.

1 week ago | blogto.com | Phoebe Knight

Summerlicious 2025 is right around the corner for Toronto, bringing with it a crop of droolworthy deals to devour. Summer really creeps up on you, doesn't it? One moment, you're loaded down like a pack mule with knee-high boots and ankle-length jackets, and the next, you're working out ways to leave the house in as little clothing as possible to beat the heat without breaking any laws. It's also the time of year when Toronto's annual city-wide food festival, Summerlicious, kicks off.