Walking through a Winterlicious wonderland...

Hooray! It's Winterlicious, the time of year to try out some of  Toronto's best restaurants at a fraction of their usual prices. Prix fixe menus run either $25, $35 or $45 per dinner, and $15, $20 or $25 for lunch. That gets you at least three choices for three courses. Designed to draw in diners during the SARS crisis of 2003, Winterlicious, and younger sister Summerlicious, have become Toronto foodie staples that help boost restaurant sales during down times in this lacklustre economy.

Best restaurants in Toronto listed!

Hi all,
Been super busy with all my holiday socializing, eating and drinking that I haven't had time to post about all this deliciousness. Will be back shortly with amazing recipes and reviews. But for now check out this list of 2011 restos in Toronto and see how many you've been to, or agree with. One thing-- I think the new Parkdale establishment Grand Electric I went to last night certainly deserves a nod---and am sure it will next year. Will post on it soon, off to #79, Country General tonight. Wanna weigh in? What restaurants do you think should be on this list?

http://www.postcity.com/Post-City-Magazines/Kates-2011/Top-100/index.php

Mmmm deep dish. Wait $40?

Okay maybe it's because I know I absolutely can't have it but this deep dish looks amazing. However,  feel like I'd have food/ budget guilt over load at $40 a pie.  Maybe it was better when Toronto didn't have deep dish, leave it to Chicago?

http://www.thegridto.com/life/food-drink/toronto-gets-deep-dish-pizza…-and-it-costs-40/