Absolutely freshest and best fish I have had in a long time. Great service!…read moreI will only buy fish here!!

I'll start by saying they have great service. They described a couple of the different types of…read morefish, telling us which ones were more fatty etc. The selection of fish is also good ; you can get harder to find fish like black cod. The prices aren't cheap, but the service and selection makes up for it.

We took a large group with multiple dietary restrictions (Celiac, vegetarian, etc) and they were…read moreamazing at balancing all our needs. Kaitlin was a phenomenal guide: engaging, vivacious, funny, and so knowledgeable! Highly recommended.

Great time! Lots of bites and knowledge. Great way to learn about Lawrence Market! First timer in…read moreToronto and this set the perfect tone for a great weekend!

Last Friday night, I was waiting for an order from Descendant and decided to check out some of the…read morebusinesses while I was waiting. I took a left from the pizza place and found Cookery. I looked at the sign placed on the sidewalk and it offers cooking classes. Cool! What drew me in was a pasta dryer. It was red and translucent. It looked cool. I walked in. There is a little ramp for those who may need a wheelchair to enter and exit the store. Perhaps I had luck on my side. I didn't have anyone asking whether I needed assistance. I like self-discovery when I have nothing in mind to shop for. A female staffer was assisting two other female customers. Judging from their conversation, they would be going at it for a while. One of them was awfully specific about the types of mini bowls that she had in mind. I was correct. They were still talking by the time I had completed by browsing excursion in this store. This store is more on the higher end of kitchen appliances and accessories. If you're looking for higher quality items, you want to shop here. I have a few examples. I found a stainless steel poacher for eggs. I frankly don't think that you need to get one for $15, but you can if you're dying to own one. I found a rather fancy-looking carbonation machine. It made my SodaStream machine that I love look like a toy. I love Le Creuset. It is truly an investment when you are buying pieces, so I don't own a lot of items. I normally hit an outlet or wait for a sale. This place had a silicone brush for basting turkeys or applying egg wash to your pastries before shoving them into the oven. It felt good in my hand until I saw that it was $25. Really? The cooking classes seem to happen at the back. There is a kitchen, but it had so many products around the cooking area that was obviously dormant. It was odd to me. You'd have to take all your products off before you have your cooking class. It seemed like a lot of work. Perhaps there's another kitchen area in the back that I wasn't aware of. Who knows? It was nice browsing around this store. I liked looking at the covered shopping carts. I grew up with a foldable metal one with two wheels. It was bigger that the ones offered here, but I like how your items are protected from the elements. The designed looked nice compared to my boxy ones that I've owned over the years when I didn't have a car and needed to walk to the supermarket down the street. I look forward to returning to this store and checking out their items some more. (31)

I recently won a $3000 dinner for 6 people hosted by City Gourmet and sponsored by Two Oceans…read moreWines. We just had the dinner last night and had an amazing experience. Chef Kai Zyganiuk and his lovely assistant Jen did an amazing job. They arrived at my friends house at 2:00pm to start cooking and setting up the dinner for us. Myself and our other friends arrived at 5:00pm to begin the event. When I arrived Chef Kai was in the kitchen cooking our 6 course meal. He asked us what time we would like to begin eating. We choose 6pm so we could mingle and get ready for the evenings festivities. Each course was paired with the perfect Two Oceans Wine and Chef Kai accommodated everyone's food allergies. 1st Course: Our first course was a seared shrimp with a curried aioli, toasted sesame seeds and blackened lime. It tasted delicious and was paired with Two Oceans Pinot Grigio. The flavour combinations were so good, I definitely could have eaten more of the shrimp. The shrimp melted in our mouths and presented a unique flavour pallet when eaten with the aioli. I'll definitely be asking Chef Kai for the recipe. 2nd Course: The second course was a soup made with a white bean purée, charred chorizo sausage, chives and a toasted baguette (of course I didn't get to try the baguette since I'm both gluten and lactose intolerant but everyone said it was delicious). The soup tasted fantastic! It was spicy and flavourful. I really enjoyed the sausage within the soup. That is something I have never done before and it tasted exquisite. This course was paired with Two Oceans Sauvignon Blanc. The Sauvignon Blanc was smoother than most and definitely my favourite wine we tried during the main courses. (Hold tight for my review on the dessert wine). 3rd Course: The third Course was a delightful baby gem lettuce salad served with pickled red onions, warm pressed feta cheese (which looked amazing), toasted brioche, roasts almonds and vinaigrette. The salad had a nice woody flavour and I really enjoyed it. 4th Course: The fourth course was an 11 hour braised berkshire pork seasoned with exotic spices and served with pearl cous cous (my course arrived with champ potatoes instead), red wine jus, onion jam, and micro basil. This course was very savoury. Chef Kai made extra and everyone had seconds. This dish with Two Oceans Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot. The Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot was medium bodied with a berry oak flavour. 5th Course: The fifth course was definitely the grand finale. Chef Kai prepared a seared prime beef tenderloin with a side of smoked Gouda cheese (I wish I wasn't lactose intolerant... hehe), tart cherries, champ potatoes, baby vegetables and natural jus. The steak was prepared perfectly. Chef Kai served it medium rare and it melted in our mouths. The tart cherries added a really unique flavour I had not experienced while eating a steak before. In fact, it was delightful. This main was paired with Two Oceans Shiraz. The Shiraz was fruity and medium bodied. It had notes of red cherries and vanilla. It's definitely worth trying if you enjoy red wine. 6th Course: The sixth course was a delicious dessert. Chef Kai prepared a medjool date cake for us with citrus and mint ice cream, baked lavender soil, soused berries and warm caramel sauce. My friends loved this course. I was served a bowl of soused berries and they were really good. This course was paired with Two Oceans Moscato. The Moscato was amazing and definitely my favourite wine of the night. I have a real sweet tooth and love sweet wines. If you enjoy sweet wines as well I highly recommend you try Two Oceans Moscato; it's sweet and goes down smooth. Chef Kai did an amazing job catering our Two Oceans get together. Chef Kai is extremely friendly and a master at what he does. He does an incredible job in the kitchen and can make due with whatever type of kitchen appliances you have. I highly recommend working with him and hope we can dine together again. My friends and I are eager to try one of his cooking classes. Thank you for a wonderful evening Chef Kai and Two Oceans Wine.

Kai ( the chef) and his assistant Jen were amazing. We had Kai prepare a 4 course meal for my…read moredaughters bachelorette dinner. The food was so delicious and his timing between courses was perfect. We would highly recommend Chef Kai to everyone !! It was a lovely, comfortable and fun evening.

Went to Roll This Way for their Sushioke - All You Can Eat Sushi and Karaoke. It was a ton of fun,…read moreand a really unique idea. The sushi they served was mostly basic rolls with a couple pieces of nigiri and sashimi every so often. It wasn't the same spread as an actual AYCE sushi resto but it was still delicious and satisfying. It was served buffet style with the chefs making them fresh and laying them out on platters at the front for people to take. The karaoke was great fun and singing in front of strangers was a little nerve wracking but everyone was enthusiastic and supportive. There were singers of all skill levels at this event. Overall it's great fun to come here with friends or for date night and I would recommend to anyone.

fantastic company and service! I used this way sushi for a…read morebachelorette. There was seven of us and at the last minute six but they were extremely and we were able to keep all of the extras. The process was super easy. The payments were flawless, and the service was more than exceptional. It is a really great service and experience very fun and very easy for all levels!

I found Katie online and was curious to try out Reiki. My first experience, and every session since…read morethen has been beautiful. Katie has such a bright, calming and inspiring energy. She always makes me feel open and at ease. She has such a gift at guiding the practice and tapping in to my exact needs. One particular session I had the day before a major event and I was nervous about it. She put me in such a bright, positive and joyful energy that surrounded me that entire day. My energy was radiating more than I have ever experienced. I've also attending a number of her online cooking classes. It was so fun, and I still continue to make and enjoy the recipes I learned. I wholeheartedly recommend Katie's services to anyone who desires more peace, aligned purpose and high vibrations. Thank you Katie!

I've been a patron of Katie for years now. Her genuine care and thoughtfulness blended with her…read moreacute intuition makes her an outstanding practitioner. She's gathered so much knowledge and wisdom throughout the years and she consistently keeps learning and integrating new modalities so she may be her optimum self in order to provide you the best care for the evolution of your wellbeing while making it joyful and simple. After each session, I leave with a healthy body, a happy heart and a holy mind.

The bf and I booked the Chinatown tour and we are so glad we did! We had so much amazing food and…read morelearned a lot about Toronto and the neighborhood. Our tour guide (we forgot her name but she's an art history student at UT!) was great, very personable and helpful! You get so much food, we were quite full and had leftovers for later! Highly recommend this tour in particular because I would've never gone into all of the places we went to had it not been for this tour. Plus it wasn't overly crowded at each spot which we liked. We wandered over to Kensington market after which was crazy busy so we're glad we did Chinatown instead. Definitely worth it!

Food stalls visited:…read more Everyday Gourmet- coffee & tea Stonemill Bakehouse- pastries/bread (def one of my fave stops besides the bacon sandwich) Churrasco of St. Lawrence- Rissois (bread crumb fried Portuguese type of empanada) & a tart Paddington's Pump- Pea Meal bacon sandwich 1 other place for a tart 1 place to taste mustards St. Urbain Bagel- bagel w/ cream cheese Future Bakery- 1 tart Caviar Direct- salmon candy European Delight- perogies Walking history tour of city begins after stop 3, you'll visit St. Charles's cathedral and hear plenty of history. Our guide was great, he obviously knew his history and I loved the random facts about the city. He was even patient w/ a woman who was from Toronto and acted like she was the leader. She was super annoying, but he remained polite. The food was amazing, I only didn't like the one Portuguese tart. I was stuffed by the end of the tour. It lasted about 4 hours and was well worth the money. This was my 2nd Food Tour and I truly see myself doing one every time I travel.

Jenny is the BEST!! She has catered parties for us and I have eaten her food on multiple occasions…read more Her food is delicious, fun and easy to eat! She is extremely professional and her company provides families with a convenient service of fresh, healthy food cooked in your kitchen which is what so many families are lacking. She is wonderful with children and can modify meals based on any dietary needs as well. Her team is absolutely fantastic and I have referred her to many people and will continue to do so. I highly recommend My Sweet Beet for all of your personal meal service and event catering needs. :)

From the owner: My Sweet Beet specializes in weekly in-home chef services, dinner parties, and cooking classes…read more Experience more free time and have custom-made, hassle-free delicious meals prepared right in the comfort of your own home. Forget the take-out numbers, unsatisfying fast food, and long grocery lines. Spend weekends your way.

Really, really disappointed with Midoco right now. I bought a fine-tipped marker that was a shade…read moretoo blue for a project and brought it back a day later (unused) and they refused to let me exchange it for another shade (of the same brand). Midoco, it's not underwear, it's a marker and unused. I don't care what your "policy" says, I returned it a day and a half later and this is how you treat your customers? Do yourself a favour and walk another few minutes West of the Midoco on Queen. Go to Above Ground, they're 100x better in terms of stock and prices. I wish I had gone there first too, would've saved myself a lot of hassle and bad feelings over one blue marker.

This is the only place in T.O. that I have seen stocking Leuchtturm 1917 notebooks and that alone…read moreis worth the trek out to The Beach. These notebooks are like "tricked out" Moleskines. They rock numbered pages, are available in grid, graph, lined and blank, have stickers to help organize, have a table of contents page and feature high quality paper (though less impressive than Rhodia). Leuchtturm's website shows no international distributors outside Europe[1] and you can't even find a mention of Leuchtturm on Midoco's website. But none of this matters, because I am telling you: you can find these fine notebooks here. Get one. They also stock a wide array of other (lesser) notebooks, pens, craft paper, markers, art supplies for adults and children and creative gifts for the hard-to-shop-for in your life. If this store has a failing, it's the cramped layout. They have placed all the desireable items (including the Leuchtturms) within 12 feet of the cash register. There's always a gaggle of people near the entrance. Expect to find yourself apologizing and saying "excuse me" a lot when you visit. But also expect to find some cool stuff, and possibly spend way too long here. Obligatory Title Pun: It's OKEY, MI-DOKEY. (So lame, I know.) Menu Readability: I really don't care for rounded sans-serif ultra-modern lettering, and the Midoco wordmark is no exception. Need to mention: This store is superior to the Bloor street store. What this place teaches me about myself: I'm obsessed with notebooks. Help me, please. _____ [1] I hear they are distributed by Kikkerland in the U.S. I don't think this is the case in Canada or we would have seen more of these notebooks by now.