It feels like the week should be done already, doesn’t it? Maybe the holiday weekend last week has spoiled us, but we’re just about ready for another few days off following these past few workdays.

The birds are singing, the sun is shining and the foodie events are coming in hot. From dinners in domes to free ice cream cones, there are tons of delicious (and warm-weather-welcoming) activities to get up to this month.

Korean chain Milkcow made its Toronto debut on Yonge Street just weeks ago with a menu featuring organic milk soft serve and cotton candy-topped sundaes.

Restaurants’ dine-in services may be closed, but that doesn’t mean Calgarians are ready to stop eating. Grab-and-go is the new “going out for dinner,” so here are three places that make it super easy to get some delicious grub without leaving the comfort of your heated vehicle.

When you’re really in the mood for some greasy Quebec food, nothing quite hits the spot like your favourite casse-croûte.

Fans of all things pop culture can visit the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) beginning September 18, when the family-favorite museum reopens to the public at 25% capacity.

Editor’s Note: The opening of Matcha Cafe Maiko has been postponed, and this story will be updated when further information becomes available.

If you haven’t bitten into one of Sweet Jesus’ signature soft serve topped-to-perfection cones, then you haven’t LIVED. Soon, residents of Metro Vancouver will be able to get their fill of this Toronto-based sweet purveyor’s famous eats because the brand has opened their second Western Canadian store and first BC location in Metropolis at Metrotown in Burnaby.

You didn’t really think the city of Montreal would host so many food festivals and leave out bacon, did you? The fifth annual bacon festival returned to the Quartier Dix30 this past Saturday and will keep sizzling until September 15.

A new list that compiles 10 Canadian restaurants that food lovers just couldn’t stop blogging about in 2014 happens to be all places in Vancouver.

Vancouver, otherwise known as Hollywood North, is no stranger to celebrities popping in and out of its stellar spots. Whether they’re filming new projects or chilling out on vacation, there’s no denying this city is a total star hub.

Perhaps you’re totally plant-powered, or maybe you just love to try new and different foods. Either way, there are a huge selection of vegan treats to tantalize your taste buds this holiday season.

Adventures await at these Ontario farms where the fall harvest means celebrating with hayrides, haunted houses, pumpkin catapults, corn mazes, cider tastings, and more.

Toronto’s most beloved street food festivals are coming back bigger and better than ever this summer and they’ve just released their 2022 lineup.

The restaurant industry in Calgary has seen many exciting openings, but it can also be a fickle place. For a number of reasons, even the best and most popular spots close, sometimes without any warning. There have been some sad closures recently that we will miss for a long time.

Vancouver might be blessed with an array of doughnut shops baking a range of fluffy rings of doughy goodness, but it lacks a donut so outrageously sized that its worth crossing the border for.

If you bulk up the courage to ask someone out on Tinder (or if you have eventually given in to someone asking you out) the hardest part is really just choosing where to go and what to do.

This is the best kind of BOGO. Starting December 13, Taiyaki NYC will be offering buy-one-get-one holiday-themed ice cream cones to sweet-lovers across Toronto.