The term “pizza” first appreared in a Latin text dating from 997 AD. A dish of the poor people sold in the streets of Medieval Naples,pizza was not considered a kitchen recipe until the 18 th century, Legend has it that King Ferdinand of Naples and the Two Siciliesdisguised himself as a commoner and visited a poor neighbourhood in Naples... Read More about Pizza e Pazzi

Strada Restaurant and Lounge offers Mediterranean cuisine with a metropolitan feel and downtown energy. It fulfills a welcome niche in the neighbourhood and maintains a casual elegance and warmth, reflective of Bloor West village.

An inviting atmosphere and fabulous food, Café Neo is the perfect venue for casual dining with a few friends or celebrating a special occasion with a large group. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, our Mediterranean-inspired menu has something for everyone!

This cafe serves Mediterranean food, and hosts jazz performers on Wednesday evenings.

Ferillo Mediterranean Seafood & Grill Restaurant is located at 924 College Street West in the heart of Toronto, Ontario. Featuring stylish Mediterranean cuisine, specialized in fresh fish and great seafood. Fresh fish, seafood and Old World traditional favorite dishes are just a few of the items you’ll find on our menu, sure to please any palate. When you’re in a... Read More about Ferillo Mediterranean Seafood & Grill

Jerusalem Restaurant was established in 1971 and became the first middle-eastern restaurant to serve the Greater Toronto Area. It was the joint venture of three brothers who shared the idea of introducing traditional culinary secrets to the mainstream. <p> Since then, it has always been valued for its excellent quality and great tasting food. Currently, there are two locations in... Read More about Jerusalem Restaurant

At Bloor Street West in Bloor West Village, Tahini’s sits steps from High Park and boutique shops in a vibrant neighbourhood. The Bloor subway line, Old Mill Inn, and Humber River trails are minutes away. Perfect for casual lunches, family dinners, or post-park meals, this location delivers Mediterranean with personality and plenty of flavour.

The fabulous Food, Luscious Martinis and New Ambience will knock your socks off. A great place for a full night out with friends, an intimate date or a quick meal and drink! Check out our famous Nightly Entertainment featuring lots of Live Music, Deejays, Dance and more.

Home of longest shawarma in the world. We are on a mission to modernize the humble shawarma by being innovative with the flavours we use and to expand these unique flavours nationwide for all Canadians to experience! MOST POPULAR SHAWARMA CHAIN IN CANADA EVERY COMMUNITY DESERVES LEGENDARY SHAWARMA!

Cozy Mediterranean Bistro which after 1 ½ years has become one of the new local hot spots for casual neighborhood fine dining. All the food is market fresh and Regal Heights also features 10 draughts on tap (mostly microbrews) and an extensive wine list as well as an in house Sommelier. Another great feature is the large patio which seats... Read More about Regal Heights Bistro

In Toronto’s Stockyards District near the Junction, Tahini’s is close to Stock Yards Village Mall, neighbourhood parks, and trails. With industrial heritage blending into modern shops and dining, this spot is a lively stop where residents and visitors enjoy Mediterranean meals full of flavour and character.

At Bloor Street West and Ossington Avenue, this Tahini’s brings Mediterranean flavour to one of Toronto’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. Surrounded by cafés, boutiques, and local landmarks, it’s an easy stop for anyone exploring the Bloorcourt and Dovercourt areas. Steps from Ossington Station and Christie Pits Park, this Tahini’s is perfect for quick bites, casual meals, or grab-and-go shawarma. With strong... Read More about Tahini's Toronto – Ossington & Bloor

The term “pizza” first appreared in a Latin text dating from 997 AD. A dish of the poor people sold in the streets of Medieval Naples,pizza was not considered a kitchen recipe until the 18 th century, Legend has it that King Ferdinand of Naples and the Two Siciliesdisguised himself as a commoner and visited a poor neighbourhood in Naples... Read More about Pizza e Pazzi