Brunch isn’t so much a meal in Toronto as it is a sport.

As exciting as dating can sound on paper (Meeting new people!

It's that time again, when we look back on the year that was, on all of the new and noteworthy things we ate and drank across the city, and wonder how our waistlines have possibly remained this small (fine, this medium).

OK so, let's be honest.

Given that they sell the beer goggles that make everything look slightly prettier, it’s no surprise that all bars can look beautiful in their own way -- but there are a few whose gorgeous aesthetics stand above the rest, and whose point-perfect design widens the eyes before you’ve taken your first sip.

Food is a big deal in Toronto.

Summer brought us patios, park drinking, and trips to the beach.

Ah, dive bars.

You don’t have to stumble too far to find somewhere to toss a few back in Toronto.

From Algonquin Park and the lakes of Muskoka to Niagara Falls and Prince Edward County, Ontario is blessed with some next-level natural beauty... that everyone and their brother already knows about.

Sometimes, a restaurant comes along that leaves a Drizzy-sized impact on the Toronto dining scene.

It can be hard to stay on top of Toronto’s ever-evolving food trends (we'll miss you, cronut burger) but thankfully you can always find solace in some rustic, dependable, and comforting Italian food.