Categories: Food & Drink

Smorgasburg Toronto begins this weekend & here’s everything you can expect

Photo via Smorgasburg

The countdown is officially on for the first-ever Smorgasburg festival in Toronto and the anticipation is real.

America’s largest weekly open-air food market, popular in cities like L.A. and Brooklyn, is coming to the city for the first time this July and the vendors have been announced.

Smorgasburg’s Toronto edition will run for eight weeks starting this weekend, bringing dozens of international food vendors to one place every single Saturday, as well as a refreshing “ice cream alley,” and a fully stocked SmorgasBAR.

The market will occupy a stretch of the waterfront at 7 Queen’s Quay East, right at the foot of Yonge St.

Smorgasburg has released a list of its vendors, each of them hand-picked by food writer Suresh Doss. Here they are below:

Afrobeat Kitchen
Albi Sushi
Baker-Rae
FeasTO
Hielito Bits
Hellshire
Indonesian’s Flavour
Nozomi
The Secret Chef
Mamey Tamales
Kyoto Katsugyu
Waska Peruvian
Good Gang Ice Cream

PoppadumTO
Baan Thai
Kiss My Pans
Bhai Biryani
Tropic Love
Kebabchi
Slow Jams TO
Musu Osaka Buns
KY-MARS Cove
Butter and Spice
Parviz Bakery
Falafel Plus
Anh Dao

Never Not Eating
Saffron Spice Kitchen
Chau Toronto
CC Sauce
LA LA Bakeshop
Babi and Co.
TAM Restaurant
Geladona
Saints Island Pies
Supreme Burgers
Tamales Mineros by ALMA+GIL

Palm Urban
Geste Croissanterie
Lost in the Sauce
Khao Se To
Pico de Gallo
Mamajoun
Natalie Czerwinski
Stush Patties

You’ll get to wash it all down with the delicious sips of Smorgasburg’s hyper-local beverage program, curated by highly accredited Bar & Beverage Specialist Evelyn Chick.

Smorgasburg now joins the dizzyingly long list of food and drink festivals in Toronto this summer, including Taste of India, the Filipino Street Festival, Jamaican Patty Fest, Waterfront Night Market, and countless other festivals.

We hope you’re hungry because this is not one to miss!