Hair Of The Dog

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425 Church St, Toronto, ON, M4Y2C3

Trippy Music.: Though located in the gay village, it’s well suited to tête-à-têtes for couples of any persuasion, and attracts a host of regulars. And why wouldn’t it, with such a unique wine list and impressive bar food? There’s no shortage of seating, from the quaint patio to the romantic, candlelit upstairs restaurant to the snug little lower bar. See Full Post

Lenz & Trenz

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2056 Queen St E, Toronto, ON, M4E1C9

Hundreds of Choices: A stone’s throw from the beach, this family-run store cultivates a relaxed mood. Sunglasses are a big seller; hundreds of choices, many of which can be converted into prescription shades, are available during the warmer months. You can scoop up a pair of Canadian Ryders for as little as $40, although most of the selection (which includes classic Ray-Bans, Porsche and Coach) will run you $135 to $500. See Full Post

Canoe Bar & Restaurant

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66 Wellington St W 54th Flr, Toronto, ON, M5K1H6

Finesse of the food draws you in: ...Canoe is a culinary powerhouse driven by polar opposites: the slick, corporate-minded attention to detail fostered by parent company Oliver & Bonacini and executive chef Anthony Walsh’s pure passion for artisanal Cana­diana. That love makes its way into every multi-faceted dish. For example, Yarmouth lobster is paired with ricotta gnocchi in a minced leek and crème fraîche sauce that’s gracefully touched with chive and preserved lemon... See Full Post