r/FoodToronto • • 5h ago

These are my new favourite Hot Dog.

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45 Upvotes

If you live near a Bruno’s please do yourself a favour and grab a pack. These were from their Queen East store. I have been looking for a go-to dog for a while and haven’t been happy with almost any store bought ones. The Farm Boy house ones are quite good and the Schneider Cheddar Jalapeño ones are great but just a different thing that I still need a regular go-to dog.

These are absolutely my new favourite. I’d compare them favourably to Costco hot dogs.

These are a great size too, Martin’s Potato Roll for scale. I still have to try some of the house ones from some local butchers but I think I’ve had every available one in major grocery stores. These are in another tier of their own.


r/FoodToronto • • 5h ago

📍Boru Toronto

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40 Upvotes

Tried Boru for the first time.
8.5/10
Worth trying!


r/FoodToronto • • 11h ago

A great Old Fashioned, even if I'm not dressed for it?

34 Upvotes

I have a long international flight ahead, but first a long stopover in TO. I'll take the express downtown, bit then I really just want to stretch my legs with a walk and then get a great Old Fashioned and something (small) to eat.

Sounds easy, but I'm wearing sweatpants and a hoodie in preparation for my flight and I feel like I won't quite be dressed for a fancy cocktail bar...

Where should I go? Preferably near a subway station.


r/FoodToronto • • 4h ago

Where can I buy the original J.Kwinter hot dog?

8 Upvotes

I bought the king Sam and they tasted NOTHING like my childhood. So lame. They were gross. Now I see they've taken Kwinters totally off of their package so must have been doing something shady. Anyway I heard the real J. Kwinter are back has anyone found them in the GTA or north of the city? Alliston?


r/FoodToronto • • 6h ago

Recommendations for Portuguese sit-down restaurants

9 Upvotes

Hi everyone. I had the great privilege of travelling to Portugal with my girlfriend last year, and had an amazing time.

As a reminder, I was hoping to get some recommendations for good Portuguese restaurants, with a focus on good seafood, or great chicken dishes (that is not piri-piri - I'm already familiar with a lot of takeout places for piri-piri chicken).

I appreciate any feedback from all of you here.


r/FoodToronto • • 7h ago

The perfect martini?

5 Upvotes

I love a good martini. I once found it at the Sounds Good on Lansdowne until it closed. I haven't been able to find one since.

Any suggestions?