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September is here and it’s time to enjoy delicious new eats, drinks, and experiences in Toronto. The city is now home to several new restaurants and bars and they’re ready to serve you right up with their best menu items.
Whether you’re looking on the more authentic side or looking for your new go-to spot for light bites and drinks, we’ve got a list for you. These new restaurants can’t be missed!
From recently opened to opening soon, here are a few new restaurants and bars to try in Toronto, this September:
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Toronto’s newest spot for Levantine cuisine, created using local produce. Miss Aida is a sophisticated spot led by head chef Mohamad Hazbawi. He focuses on dishes from his hometown of Beirut, with a twist.
Where: 413 Roncesvalles Ave
This is their second location, now open on Baldwin St. SmoQue N Bones is known for its hefty BBQ platters and whisky drinks.
Where: 30 Baldwin St
If you’re looking for a new Thai spot, one recently opened on St Clair Avenue West and it’s a must-try. Helmed by Chef Art, a former Iron Chef Thailand. It’s a gorgeous restaurant and their food and drinks emulate it’s beauty.
Where: 1226 St Clair Ave West
This 24-hour spot is new to the scene and it’s open every single day. T.O Dickens serves some of the best comfort food whether you’re looking for an early breakfast or late night snack.
Where: 276 Augusta Ave
Portland Street has a new hotspot and elegance is an understatement. Maxime’s is Toronto’s newest steak, seafood, and cocktail destination. Stay late and enjoy the vibes!
Where: 77 Portland St
Soon to come to Toronto, Sadelle’s at Kith offers New York-style deli eats, salads, bagels, and much more. You can also stop by for a refreshing cocktail! It will be the first location in Canada
Where: TBA
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