Toronto's appetite for epicurean burgers continues unabated with Eglinton's recent addition, Bamburger. The burgers are totally customizable, the seats plentiful and homemade desserts come in perfect mini, post-burger portions.

Read my review of Bamburger in the restaurant section.

Sweet Creamery in Cabbagetown satisfies the neighbourhood's dire needs for sweet cold treats like ice cream, gelato, and 'The Parliament' (a peanut butter lovers dream sundae).

See my review of Sweet Creamery in the restaurants section.

Madras Pantry on West Queen West has dosas, lassis and kulfi -- everything, in fact, that you'll want for a picnic over the road in Trinity Bellwoods Park.

Read my review of Madras Pantry in the restaurant section.

Simply Nosh Bistro in Roncesvalles Village turns out well-crafted brunch staples and eggs served so many ways that you'll want to order twice.

Read my review of Simply Nosh Bistro in the restaurant section.

The Pomegranate Restaurant is one of Little Italy's finest non-Italian offerings. With an inviting interior and incredible Iranian stews, a meal here makes for a unique experience. Just make sure that you call in advance to reserve a table.

For more about the food (and my visit), read my review of The Pomegranate in the restaurant section.

Tibet Kitchen vies for attention among the densely packed strip of Tibetan restaurants in Parkdale. Serving a large selection of Tibetan and non-Tibetan Asian food, the large portions are perfect for sharing.

See my review of Tibet Kitchen in the restaurant section.