Toronto's top trending restaurants will have you scrambling to snag a reservation, grin and bearing long wait times and travelling the distance, all to get a taste of Toronto's buzziest restaurants. Whether deemed overhyped or not, you'll have to make the call yourself and check out these top trending restaurants -- from grandiose fine dining Chinese restaurants immaculately designed steakhouses helmed by Toronto's favourite celebrity chef and tucked away sub shops with a cult following.
Here is a guide to Toronto's Top Trending Restaurants You Gotta Check Out Right Now!
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
This not-so-secret pizza joint has made a name and a permanent home for itself in the city. This delicious sourdough-style pizza is described as a bit of Italy, a bit of Detroit and a bit of San Francisco.
944 Queen St W
Prime Seafood Palace
Matty Matheson is a top-trending Toronto chef, so evidently, his latest spot is causing lots of chatter around the city, and with a concept that was six years in the works, you know it’s good.
14 Dupont St
Neon Tiger
They’ve done it again! From the team that brought us OddSeoul and Hanmoto, we find ourselves with another fantastic spot for mouthwatering pan-Asian tapas and handcrafted cocktails.
384 Bloor St W
Superfresh Night Market
It’s no surprise that this Annex market is flooding our social media feeds. Superfresh combines a variety of food and drink from amazing Asian-led and owned businesses across the city.
176 Bellwoods Ave
Lambo's Deli
There’s nothing quite like a classic deli sandwich, but there’s nothing traditional about Lambos. These New York-style subs are loaded with flavours from their thinly sliced cold cuts, delicious pesto, and a kick of Calabrian chilli spread.
802 Dundas St W
Fonda Balam
This team brought us arguably the most hyped-up spot in Toronto just over a year ago. With pre-orders selling out and crazy long lineups, it’s no wonder they settled into a permanent home near Trinity Bellwoods.
210 Ossington Ave
Manita
This neighbourhood café-grocery-bar has gained popularity (and long lineups) for delicious all-day breakfast.
134 Avenue Rd
Osteria Giulia
From the team that brought us Giulietta, another city favourite, Osteria Guilia might be the city's current most talked-about spot for upscale Italian.
52 Ossington Ave
Mandy’s
After making its highly anticipated Toronto debut, Mandy’s continues to live up to the hype, serving big colourful salads.
214 Ossington Ave
Wilma Snack Bar
While still a newcomer to the city, Wilma is definitely causing some chatter across the city as the perfect spot for great snacks and cocktails.
202 Dovercourt Rd
Taverne Bernhardt’s
This quaint French bistro takes classic rotisserie chicken and makes it something amazing. Bernie’s is a neighbourhood favourite due to their outstanding eats and cozy patio.
1375 Dundas St W
Milou
It’s no wonder this Dundas West spot is all the rage. The gorgeous cafe-bistro with a classic European sidewalk cafe transports us right to Paris.
607 College St
Bar Pompette
With a focus on contemporary French bites, this College Street restaurant is best known for its extensive wine list and delicious cocktails.
181 Dovercourt Rd
Pizzeria Badiali
This spot takes something as simple and trustworthy as pizza and does it really, really well. Whether grabbing a slice or ordering a whole pie, customers continue to sing praise to this pizza shop (with the shining star being the vodka pie).
265 Davenport Rd
MIMI Chinese
Best known for their four-foot belt noodle, this high-end Chinese restaurant is likely the most buzzworthy restaurant in the city and well worth that title. Months after their opening, Torontonians are still raving about their mouthwatering dishes.
Toronto's top trending restaurants will have you scrambling to snag a reservation, grin and bearing long wait times and travelling the distance, all to get a taste of Toronto's buzziest restaurants. Whether deemed overhyped or not, you'll have to make the call yourself and check out these top trending restaurants -- from grandiose fine dining Chinese restaurants immaculately designed steakhouses helmed by Toronto's favourite celebrity chef and tucked away sub shops with a cult following.
Here is a guide to Toronto's Top Trending Restaurants You Gotta Check Out Right Now!
99 Pape Ave
Slowhand Sourdough Pizza
This not-so-secret pizza joint has made a name and a permanent home for itself in the city. This delicious sourdough-style pizza is described as a bit of Italy, a bit of Detroit and a bit of San Francisco.
944 Queen St W
Prime Seafood Palace
Matty Matheson is a top-trending Toronto chef, so evidently, his latest spot is causing lots of chatter around the city, and with a concept that was six years in the works, you know it’s good.
14 Dupont St
Neon Tiger
They’ve done it again! From the team that brought us OddSeoul and Hanmoto, we find ourselves with another fantastic spot for mouthwatering pan-Asian tapas and handcrafted cocktails.
384 Bloor St W
Superfresh Night Market
It’s no surprise that this Annex market is flooding our social media feeds. Superfresh combines a variety of food and drink from amazing Asian-led and owned businesses across the city.
176 Bellwoods Ave
Lambo's Deli
There’s nothing quite like a classic deli sandwich, but there’s nothing traditional about Lambos. These New York-style subs are loaded with flavours from their thinly sliced cold cuts, delicious pesto, and a kick of Calabrian chilli spread.
802 Dundas St W
Fonda Balam
This team brought us arguably the most hyped-up spot in Toronto just over a year ago. With pre-orders selling out and crazy long lineups, it’s no wonder they settled into a permanent home near Trinity Bellwoods.
210 Ossington Ave
Manita
This neighbourhood café-grocery-bar has gained popularity (and long lineups) for delicious all-day breakfast.
134 Avenue Rd
Osteria Giulia
From the team that brought us Giulietta, another city favourite, Osteria Guilia might be the city's current most talked-about spot for upscale Italian.
52 Ossington Ave
Mandy’s
After making its highly anticipated Toronto debut, Mandy’s continues to live up to the hype, serving big colourful salads.
214 Ossington Ave
Wilma Snack Bar
While still a newcomer to the city, Wilma is definitely causing some chatter across the city as the perfect spot for great snacks and cocktails.
202 Dovercourt Rd
Taverne Bernhardt’s
This quaint French bistro takes classic rotisserie chicken and makes it something amazing. Bernie’s is a neighbourhood favourite due to their outstanding eats and cozy patio.
1375 Dundas St W
Milou
It’s no wonder this Dundas West spot is all the rage. The gorgeous cafe-bistro with a classic European sidewalk cafe transports us right to Paris.
607 College St
Bar Pompette
With a focus on contemporary French bites, this College Street restaurant is best known for its extensive wine list and delicious cocktails.
181 Dovercourt Rd
Pizzeria Badiali
This spot takes something as simple and trustworthy as pizza and does it really, really well. Whether grabbing a slice or ordering a whole pie, customers continue to sing praise to this pizza shop (with the shining star being the vodka pie).
265 Davenport Rd
MIMI Chinese
Best known for their four-foot belt noodle, this high-end Chinese restaurant is likely the most buzzworthy restaurant in the city and well worth that title. Months after their opening, Torontonians are still raving about their mouthwatering dishes.
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