ByBlacks.com is hosting its 2022 Fall Edition National ByBlacks Restaurant Week. From Nov. 14 to 20, various Black-owned Restaurants across Canada will share carefully curated food experiences.
In a city known for its diverse food scene, Toronto is always ready and excited for local food events. During ByBlacks Restaurant Week, participating restaurants will offer “Prix Fixe” menus with discounted prices ranging from $20 to $40. The special menus will include an appetizer, entree and dessert.
Whether you’re craving traditional Jamaican cuisine, on the hunt for a classic pizza or looking to try something new, the ByBlacks Restaurant Week has perfectly curated, mouthwatering food experiences for everyone.
Here are five Black-owned Toronto restaurants to try during ByBlacks Restaurant Week.
5
699 Danforth Ave
SugarKane Restaurant
If you want bold flavours, this is the place to go. Located on the Danforth, SugarKane serves dishes inspired by the sweet spices from the Caribbean fused with a spicy Cajun kick. Be sure to check out dishes like their Jerk Pulled Pork Sandwich or Chicken and Waffle Sliders.
4
1720 Eglinton Ave W
Sheryl's Caribbean Cuisine
You're in for ultra-tasty dishes at Sheryl's, with authentic dishes like Island Fried Chicken, Jerk Shrimp, and Curry Goat Roti. This family-owned takeout spot is located at Dufferin and Eglinton.
3
1943 Avenue Rd
ScottHill Caribbean Cuisine
This family-owned sit-down restaurant serves a variety of authentic Caribbean favourites such as Ackee and Saltfish, Jerk Chicken, Boneless Jerk Chicken Roti, Red Snapper and Curry Shrimp. Be sure to make a reservation on their website to avoid wait times.
2
1764 Eglinton Ave W
Caribbean Slice
Fusion food is taken to a new level with this spot. Caribbean Slice is the world’s first Caribbean-infused pizzeria. For a flavour explosion, check out their “classics” like the Jerk Seafood pizza, oxtail pizza or the Jerk Chicken Pizza Patty.
1
774 Danforth Ave
Boukan
Check out this spot for a taste of Haiti on the Danforth. Boukan offers brunch and dinner inspired by the rich culture of Haiti and Creole food, with menu items such as Mango Salted Caramel French Toast and Seasoned Haitian dumplings.
ByBlacks.com is hosting its 2022 Fall Edition National ByBlacks Restaurant Week. From Nov. 14 to 20, various Black-owned Restaurants across Canada will share carefully curated food experiences.
In a city known for its diverse food scene, Toronto is always ready and excited for local food events. During ByBlacks Restaurant Week, participating restaurants will offer “Prix Fixe” menus with discounted prices ranging from $20 to $40. The special menus will include an appetizer, entree and dessert.
Whether you’re craving traditional Jamaican cuisine, on the hunt for a classic pizza or looking to try something new, the ByBlacks Restaurant Week has perfectly curated, mouthwatering food experiences for everyone.
Here are five Black-owned Toronto restaurants to try during ByBlacks Restaurant Week.
5
699 Danforth Ave
SugarKane Restaurant
If you want bold flavours, this is the place to go. Located on the Danforth, SugarKane serves dishes inspired by the sweet spices from the Caribbean fused with a spicy Cajun kick. Be sure to check out dishes like their Jerk Pulled Pork Sandwich or Chicken and Waffle Sliders.
4
1720 Eglinton Ave W
Sheryl's Caribbean Cuisine
You're in for ultra-tasty dishes at Sheryl's, with authentic dishes like Island Fried Chicken, Jerk Shrimp, and Curry Goat Roti. This family-owned takeout spot is located at Dufferin and Eglinton.
3
1943 Avenue Rd
ScottHill Caribbean Cuisine
This family-owned sit-down restaurant serves a variety of authentic Caribbean favourites such as Ackee and Saltfish, Jerk Chicken, Boneless Jerk Chicken Roti, Red Snapper and Curry Shrimp. Be sure to make a reservation on their website to avoid wait times.
2
1764 Eglinton Ave W
Caribbean Slice
Fusion food is taken to a new level with this spot. Caribbean Slice is the world’s first Caribbean-infused pizzeria. For a flavour explosion, check out their “classics” like the Jerk Seafood pizza, oxtail pizza or the Jerk Chicken Pizza Patty.
1
774 Danforth Ave
Boukan
Check out this spot for a taste of Haiti on the Danforth. Boukan offers brunch and dinner inspired by the rich culture of Haiti and Creole food, with menu items such as Mango Salted Caramel French Toast and Seasoned Haitian dumplings.
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