Open now and opening soon: Toronto's newest restaurants

This round-up spotlights Toronto’s newest restaurant and bar openings, plus what’s coming up that should be on your radar.

Here are the newest restaurants opening in Toronto right now:

Banh Mi TO just opened their doors at 841 Queen Street West, at Niagara between Loaded Pierogi and Subway. Hello, new lunch spot.
Neapolitan-style pizzeria Pi Co. is continuing its expansion across Toronto with its newest location at 537 Bloor Street West.
Toronto is warmly welcoming the flavours of New York-ified Australia, in the form of lattes and scrumptious bites at Bluestone Lane, now open at 37 King Street East.
Just in time for the return of winter, a Game of Thrones-themed bar has arrived in Toronto. Find it at 1602 Dundas West, the bar with many names.
In the past month, Parkdale has welcomed the city’s first Indian snack bar, a groovy NYC-in-the-’70s-inspired-hangout, and now, Parkdale Pizza.
Nomads Restobar, a beloved hangout for Danforth-dwellers, just relocated to 701 Queen Street East, right at Broadview.
Butter Chicken Roti, known for mouthwatering customizable options, just opened up shop at 201 King Street East, directly across from George Brown College.
Known for their beautiful decor, classy teas and mouthwatering sweets and jams, Kitten and the Bear has opened its doors at 1414 Dundas Street West.
Maison Selby is elevated and classy, yet somehow also makes you feel like you’re right at home. Savour these French eats in the heritage building at 592 Sherbourne Street.
From the same people that brought Kensington Market La Chila Taqueria, a sister restaurant has just been born. You’ll find Taqueria Gus at 225 Augusta Avenue.

Manulife Centre has confirmed that long-awaited Italian marketplace Eataly will finally open at Bloor-Yonge in late 2019.
Konjiki Ramen, the Michelin star ramen restaurant from Japan, is about to open a location on Elm Street.
North of Brooklyn, one of the city’s favourite joints for a pie, will be opening a beer garden at their Rogers Road location this patio season.
Love it or hate it, Chick-fil-A, best known for fried chicken sandwiches, waffle fries and stirring controversy, looks to be coming to 1 Bloor Street East this summer.
Mascot Brewery, which closed its doors (and beloved patio) last spring, is soon to open up a beer garden at 220 King Street West.
Steam Whistle is seeking hires for their soon-to-open beer garden, which will find a home at the Roadhouse at 255 Bremner Boulevard this spring.