MultiverseQueen's Profile
Best macarons in Toronto?
are we sure you tried them frozen? I know they did a few frozen to take to food shows but normally their stuff's fresh made. hmm interesting. I live in that area and try the flavours, they're in trend with flavours out there I've had overseas. The balsamic vinegar one is beautiful as is pistachio.
Understand too out of the way but i'd give it another go
Toronto's Best Chicken Wings
So after allllllll this....
have you found somewhere to eat and has anyone got a suggestion for the downtown CORE ie. the finanical district surrounds that has good wings or at least passable other than St. Louis on King /Church area?
Anyone tried the Jersey Giant yet or any of the surrounds?
In a serious need for wings downtown on my lunch hour HELP ME!!!
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St. Louis
595 Bay St, Toronto, ON M5G2C2, CA
Gastronomical Tour in Toronto, Part Deux
Oh so here are my personal recommendations ranging in price and class
If you're a steak eater, Jacob's & Co steakhouse is fantastic http://www.jacobssteakhouse.com ,
best little place for Risotto - Romagna Mia Osteria http://www.romagna-mia.com... Bangkok Gardens, good gawd this is yummy place and it's near the Dundas Square http://www.bangkokgarden.ca
Pure Spirits in the Distillery District has the best scallops ever http://purespirits.ca
For the best pulled Pork and a fantastic beer selection menu - Beer Bistro on King St / Yonge St. www.beerbistro.com
Hopefully you enjoy and love everything!
Pub Pints Toronto - Tuesday Specials
Does anyone have a CURRENT specials report on places downtown (financial district, king west, front street) to have some cheap pints or martinis on weekdays? I know Hey Lucy's Wednesdays but looking for Monday, Tuesday, mainly. There are a lot of sites out there but not that current or up to date.
Basic theme? Couple of after work folks hanging pre-game, pre-concert, pre-convention center activities.
Thanks much,
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Hey Lucy
295 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V1J5, CA
In Richmond Hill, The Host or Bombay Bhel?
To be honest I find them both lacking. Since The Host has opened other locations, their Richmond Hill dinner service is HORRIBLE. The waiters have issues, the food has suffered and honestly, they're good for their lunch buffet and that's it.
The Bhel - good lord. To me that's indian food cooked for the unknowing taste buds. Their butter chicken is food court to me, their naan not that impressive. Also contributing to my disappointment was the pomp and ceremony that praised the place over The Host and really,I disagree.
If you have to choose, food only, I'd go with the Host and get their specialties. Bombay Bhel is atmosphere only. Sorely disappointed that both are in Richmond Hill and have dropped in quality so much.
