Ben & Jerry’s might not have a retail outlet in Toronto but that doesn’t mean the city has to miss out on the worldwide freebie known as Free Cone Day.

Momofuku’s chili crunch has been making headlines for the past few weeks for some not-so-great reasons, but if all of the buzz about the condiment is only serving to make you hungry, you may be wondering where you can find the topping in Toronto.

Coming soon: Brett's Ice Cream will serve scoops in cake batter cones.

Now that we are in Step 3 of the province’s reopening plan, it’s time to get reacquainted with our favourite restaurants in the city, and meet the new businesses opening up their doors.

There’s a new grocery store in town, and it’s got every single one of your bases covered. * Long-awaited gourmet grocery set to open at Yonge and Bloor in January * Mark McEwan to close North 44 restaurant at the end of this month

In case you’re looking to have some mid-week fun, we’ve rounded up the top events happening throughout the city today. From live music to free outdoor movie screenings here are your top Toronto events for Wednesday, July 25.

Golden Bubbles, billed as “Ottawa’s most coveted and landmark Hong Kong waffle dessert shop,” is expanding into the GTA!

Opening this weekend on Queen West: iHalo Krunch, Toronto's first ice cream parlour serving all-black, activated charcoal ice cream.

The cheesiest grilled cheese sandwiches you'll find in Toronto.

Toronto’s new French and Asian-influenced bakery, Evana Patisserie & Cafe, has sent the internet abuzz with their decadent new dessert.

Considering it only opened in summer of 2018, Don Alfonso has already made quite an impression on Toronto’s — and Canada’s — food scene.

The annual honouring of the cold, sweet, and creamy treat takes place every the third Sunday of July. And this year, there are numerous spots across town where you can get your hands on a scoop at no charge.

Toronto’s Downsview Park will see the return of its biggest food fest yet, bringing the best food trucks, craft beers and live entertainment for three days this summer.

As the sun shines more often and the temperature warms up, Toronto’s food trucks, ice cream trucks, and street vendors have been permitted to reopen, effective today.

One of Toronto’s favourite Japanese cheese tart shops is permanently closing down its downtown location to start anew in Markham.

Almost a year ago, a deadly shooting shocked Toronto’s lively Danforth neighbourhood after 29-year-old Faisal Hussain began firing shots at groups of people, ultimately killing two, and injuring 13 others.

Greasy spoon diners might be home to some of Toronto’s most satisfying breakfast plates but for those times when you want an extra helping of extravagance along with your bacon and eggs, these lavish diners offer familiar comforts with modern and indulgent twists.

Palooza Beer Pong Festival became the world’s largest beer pong tournament after its second annual event in Ottawa, and now the legendary party is coming to Toronto for the first time ever.