Where bartender and pastry chef Farzam Fallah gets to-go torched sushi, fried chicken and dim sum Where bartender and pastry chef Farzam Fallah gets to-go torched sushi, fried chicken and dim sum
We’re asking Toronto chefs and restaurateurs which takeout dishes have been getting them through the pandemic
After earning recognition for his whimsical sweet plates at Richmond Station, pastry wunderkind Farzam Fallah left the city for Hong Kong back in 2016. But he’s back in Toronto now, and has traded in his chef’s whites for a cocktail shaker, managing the bar programs of Peter Pan Bistro, Marben and The Cloak Bar. As a side hustle, he’s teamed up with Louis Lim (Richmond Station) to launch Hawker Dessert, a Covid-born dessert-focused pop-up.
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The new Silence of the Lambs spinoff show Clarice has been spotted filming all over Toronto
It s been 30 years since Silence of the Lambs was first released, and apparently the lambs
are still screaming, because the film now has its own spinoff show on CBS called Clarice.
Set one year after the events of the film, the series follows protaganist Clarice Starling as she navigates life in the FBI, post-Hannibal Lecter.
Any Silence of the Lambs fans here? The sequel titled #Clarice is filming on Toronto Street. Our neighborhood has been turned into New York once again. All of a sudden I have a craving for Chianti fava beans! @WhatsFilmingON@TOFilming EMpic.twitter.com/uhBCH8w7g2
We miss going to bars, we really (really,
really) do. But until we can all safely sidle up to one, many of the city’s best wine bars have switched up their offerings, transforming into streetside vino patios, bottle bodegas and de facto wine clubs. All of them offer a selection of bottles seldom found at your neighbourhood LCBO.
Remember that as per law, you still have to purchase food with your bottle. But that’s hardly a tough ask considering many places are offering souped-up snacks for takeout, like Happy Coffee and Wine’s crispy shrimp burgers and Midfield Wine Bar’s melée of house-made charcuterie. Here, 13 of the best new places to celebrate Wine Wednesday (or any day of the week).