Summerlicious

Offering duck confit and Summerlicious with dignity

by Taylor Berry

I was a bit apprehensive about my Summerlicious reservation at Trevor Kitchen and Bar for a few reasons. First, it was a reservation with my recently-ex boyfriend, which could make for a potentially difficult evening. I envisioned tears ruining my sweet corn and sage risotto. The second cause for my nervousness was online reviews warning that Summerlicious attendees were not treated as well as other patrons, getting rushed through their meal or treated discourteously. The only thing that could make a bad night worse, I thought, would be being treated poorly by even my server. Thankfully, my fears were completely unfounded, and rather than being the stuff of nightmares, the evening was pretty close to perfect. read more...

If you're not spending the weekend barbecuing burgers and swilling beer , then your city will reward you: with Outdoor Art, amazing eats, free concerts by the lake, and Underground Opera. Break free of your backyard and stumble across some of these fantastic happenings. read more...

by Taylor Berry

Foodies rejoice! Summerlicious has returned to Toronto with even more participating restaurants than last year. If you’re not familiar, Summerlicious is chance for you to check out the best restaurants in the city for reasonable prices: restaurants serve prix fixe menus that range from $15-$30 per person for lunch, or $25-$45 per person for dinner. The tasting menus come with appetizers and dessert so it’s an incredible steal. read more...