This healthy Toronto restaurant offers a completely gluten-free menu featuring paleo to vegan options.
Seafood-focused Mexican food is the highlight at Puerto Bravo. Try the pulpo al carbon (grilled octopus tacos with onions, pablanos and two types of salsa) or one of their many tostada varieties (the tropical trout looks especially inviting) for a taste of the sea. R&D
They’ve got plenty of locations across Toronto, with some just being takeout spots and some having actual seating inside for dining in!
I’ve been coming to Nguyen Huong since I was a kid, and my grandma even used to make rice cakes for their store!
15. Mandarin Restaurant: Sign up for the Mandarin Dish newsletter at least one day prior to your birthday, and they will send you a coupon for a free birthday buffet when you dine with 3 paying adults. A valid photo ID is required.
Stacy Savary: Liming in do Market I found this new place to have dinner got the lunch special still..it was the best seasoned jerk chicken I've tasted in Toronto.
While not one of the “Big 3”, Cook It has become increasingly popular in Toronto and shows pelo signs of slowing down. CookIt started its journey in 2014 in Quebec. The company was among the first few sustainable meal kit companies in Canada. By delivering portioned meals that are carefully put together according to the household’s needs, the company aims to reduce food wastage in the country, as do all meal kits in Toronto.
Flipp provides a collection of digital flyers that you can browse. It saves you time reviewing all the store flyers individually, so you can see all the best deals in your area.
You also get a free appetizer both when you sign up and check here on the anniversary of your signup, though you have to purchase two adult antrées in order to redeem them.
When you find a coupon, download it to your phone and use it when you want. You can also search for nearby deals from over 10,000 restaurants, including all your favourite fast food restaurants.
Oh, and the best part of dining in at Wilbur? Their epic salsa bar – you’ll have to visit to see what I mean.
While it’s fun to sit down and eat somewhere nice every once in awhile, going to cheap spots in Toronto is much more friendly to your wallet.
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For those who would rather skip cooking altogether, there are plenty of cooked meal options. If you’re gluten-free or following the very popular paleo lifestyle, Paleo Toronto has you covered. At $17.95 per meal, it’s not cheap – but grass fed organic healthy food tends to come at a price.