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Taste Buds

TasteToronto

A no-nonsense newsletter to navigate the best food and drink in Toronto

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Latest Issues

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New Openings

Chef Alvin Leung - The Leo (TorontoLife)

The Leo - Downtown Markham, opening this September

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6 days ago
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Acornhouse, Boru, and the Boat Noodles Taking Over Kensington

New Openings

Teow Tem Toh, 237 Augusta Ave (@teowtemtoh.to)

Acornhouse

A new cocktail bar is coming to the corner of Davenport and Ossington this fall, and its whole concept is built around squirrels. Acornhouse, from Jame...

12 days ago
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A Burger You Can Only Get on Game Day

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BEArgo Burger at BEAR Steak Sandwiches (@burgersto)

The BEArgo Burger at BEAR Steak Sandwiches

Little Italy’s cult steak sandwich shop has teamed up with the Argos for an 8 oz medium-rare ground chuck patty w...

19 days ago
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Makgeolli on Draft Hits Little Portugal

New Openings

Gyopo Makgeolli Brewery, 1456 Dundas Street West (@adds29)

Gyopo Makgeolli Brewery (1456 Dundas St. W.)

The team behind Gonzo Izakaya and Kensei Bar has returned to their Korean roots with Gyopo, a pocha-styl...

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The Bar That Never Opened Is Throwing a Party

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Uh Bar, 1221 Dundas St. W., Unit 5. (@uh_bar)

The bar that never opened is turning one.

Uh Bar - the Dundas West basement spot that spent its entire first year “under construction,” never held a grand opening...

a month ago
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