Open now and opening soon: Toronto’s newest restaurants

This weekly round-up spotlights Toronto’s newest restaurants and bars plus incoming establishments that you should have on your radar.

Here are the newest restaurants to eat at in Toronto right now:

Vegan pizzeria, snack bar, and maker of meatless prepared foods, Apiecalypse Now is now open for business at 862 Pape Avenue.
Dineen Outpost has just opened its second outpost at 1042 Gerrard Street East – it’s the second location for the ultra-Instagrammable coffee house originating at Yonge and Temperance.
District Food Hall is now open inside Pearson’s Terminal 3 and reps Toronto’s historic Distillery District with new airport food offerings from Archeo Focacceria, El Catrin Taqueria, Cluny Grille, and Distillery Bar.
El Habanero & Churrobar is now open at 4915 Steeles Avenue East.
Enat Buna, a new Ethio fusion café is newly opened at 175 Queen Street East.
Smile Desserts is now open at 3262 Midland Avenue in Scarborough.
Starving Artist has opened its fourth waffle house in Rexdale at 2141 Kipling Avenue.

Crush’d Juice Bar at 314 Queen Street East has a sign in the window announcing February 19 as opening day.
Garleek Kitchen, a new spot for Asian fusion foods is in the works at 1500 Queen Street West.
Good Things Cafe + Juice Bar a new healthy food spot is coming soon to 235 Broadview Avenue.
Ottawa’s Kettleman’s Bagel Co. is eyeing expansion into Toronto according to a recent interview.
Su&Bu is readying to expand northward! A new location for sushi burritos and poke bowls is coming soon to 8020 Bathurst Street.
Toronto is getting a virtual reality bar, VBar Toronto is going in at 590 King Street West.
Wynona, a new spot from Suzanne Barr of Saturday Dinette is set to open this spring at 819 Gerrard Street East reports GoodHood.