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The most unexpectedly chic Japanese restaurant just opened in a Toronto mall

4 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

Ju-Raku, the newest spot at Bayview Village, is trying to stand out in Toronto’s crowded Japanese dining scene with something new : A dual concept. It combines a sushi bar and a teppanyaki grill under one roof, set inside a large, contemporary space that nods to both Japanese tradition and Scandinavian minimalism. With room for 120 guests, Ju-Raku’s design keeps things clean and simple thanks to an abundance of natural wood, open layouts and plenty of light.
Dave Portnoy is in Toronto and you'll never guess which pizza joint he hit

4 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

Dave Portnoy — the Barstool Sports founder and self-appointed king of one-bite pizza reviews — was in Toronto for a Bitcoin conference. But come on, did anyone really think he’d leave without hunting down a slice? In a recent Instagram video, Portnoy is ambushed — in true Toronto fashion — by a local fan known as “cousin Paul” who starred in one of his last viral visits.
Toronto social media comic Jack Innanen stars in FX's Gen Z take on 'Friends'

4 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni

Jack Innanen didn’t expect things to move this fast. Not long ago, the Toronto-born comedian was writing and performing comedy sketches alone in his bedroom, amassing a loyal audience (now 3 million and growing) online with his bizarre but relatable characters. Now, he’s starring in FX’s Adults, a raucous comedy about a group of 20-something friends muddling through early adulthood. “It was very, very serendipitous,” Innanen says, noting the show was only his second-ever audition.
Canada’s largest outdoor swimming pool is just a short drive from Toronto

4 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

For those looking for family-friendly activities this summer, consider visiting the largest outdoor pool in Canada. The 1.85-acre swimming pool can be found at the Byng Island Conservation Area along the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, within Haldimand County.
The northern lights might be visible across Toronto tonight

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

The northern lights are expected to be visible across most of southern Ontario, including Toronto, on Monday night. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), this is due to higher geomagnetic activity (with a Kp index of 5) reaching Earth’s atmosphere.
Burdock just opened a full-blown tavern in Kensington and yes, there’s a patio

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

Kensington Market isn’t exactly short on cool bars and even cooler restaurants, but a new addition from some familiar faces is bound to climb your summer hit list. Burdock the Toronto brewery behind those delicious lagers and fun Grape Ales just opened a brand new bar and restaurant right next to its original Augusta Avenue brewhouse.
This new Distillery District pop-up is bringing Roman Holiday vibes to Toronto

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

Toronto’s Distillery District just got even more delizioso with the arrival of a brand-new pop-up from Italian marketplace Eataly and it’s perfectly timed for patio season. After a super successful run at the 2024 Distillery Winter Village, Eataly has returned to 21 Trinity Street with all the vibes of a Roman holiday. Sip espresso, savour gelato and pretend you’re in Italy for the afternoon. The Distillery District already feels like a European escape and now it’s even more dolce vita.
Experience 'Romeo & Juliet' under the stars in Toronto’s High Park this summer

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson

Canadian Stage returns to High Park this summer with a production of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved works, Romeo & Juliet, as part of its long-running Dream in High Park series. Now in its 42nd season, the outdoor theatre tradition continues to bring Shakespeare under the stars to thousands of Torontonians every summer. Running from July 13 to Aug.
These are the 10 chicken sandwiches Toronto can’t stop ordering

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Jennifer Schembri

Listen up, burger: you might need to watch your buns. According to the 2025 Hot 10 Restaurant Trends report, chicken sandwiches are ruling the roost, with a 26 per cent increase in orders since 2020. The rise in popularity might be due to the fact that chicken sandwiches are a cheaper alternative to beef. And have you seen how often these juicy, sauced-up sandwiches show up on Instagram lately?
30-minute hovercraft commute from Toronto to Niagara moves closer to launch

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

New details about the proposed hovercraft ferry service between downtown Toronto and the Niagara Region have emerged. As we recently reported, Hoverlink Ontario has already secured a space to develop a docking site at the Port Weller Terminal in St. Catharines (near tons of tourist attractions and public amenities), and the company recently signed a 30-year deal with Ports Toronto that will allow vessels to be docked on a brand-new landing pad connected to Billy Bishop.