The Spice Trader & The Olive Pit

Maha’s is a cozy Egyptian brunch haven in Leslieville, serving up soulful classics like the Cairo Classic and mind-blowing chicken sandwiches alongside rich honey-cardamom lattes.

Tucked away in Kensington Market, Sunnys Chinese offers a playful nod to Hong Kong diners with vibrant flavors and a cool retro vibe, perfect for sharing spicy, elevated dishes and indulging in lavish desserts like their famed French toast.

Tucked away with no sign except a metallic pineapple, this cozy speakeasy offers personalized Prohibition-era cocktails amidst a lively atmosphere and vintage decor.

Perched above the city, The Anndore House blends retro vibes with modern luxury, offering chic rooms, a stylish cafe, and a lively bar scene.

Odd Finds is a charming vintage gem in Bloordale, offering a curated mix of retro clothes, quirky antiques, handmade goods, and loose-leaf teas.

Dive into a cozy haven of bubble tea and snacks where every sip of Taro Bliss and bite of Banh Mi delights, made all the better by friendly staff and a chill vibe.

This graffiti-splashed Chinatown spot by famed chefs Alvin Leung and Eric Chong serves inventive, bold, modern Canadian-Chinese fusion fare.

At this upscale gem by the harbor, dive into flame-seared sushi and artfully crafted dishes, all served in a stunning, airy space.

A cozy Ethiopian restaurant and bar on the Danforth, known for its stellar kitfo, relaxed vibe, and lively weekend music scene.

Cozy bakery serving up standout cookies, inventive ice cream sandwiches, and crowd-pleasers like cinnamon buns and banana pudding.