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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Faim de Loup, Project Glyph, Chavo Gelato, Est, The Salon

Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.

Open now
  • Red and White Shawarma is now serving halal Mediterranean in North York.
  • Mogouyan is now doing hand-pulled noodles at 760 Yonge. 
  • Shi Ro Sushi has opened at 1570 Midland Ave.
  • Chef Gourmet is now serving loaded baked potatoes in Church Wellesley Village.
  • Xing Fu Tang is now doing teas in Richmond Hill and near Yonge and Wellesley.
  • San Coffee Room has opened at 135 Ossington. 
  • Le Chanceux now serves liquid nitrogen ice cream at 526 Yonge.
  • Chavo Gelato is now serving up cold treats at 235 Queens Quay.
  • Juliana Social Cafe is now open at Broadview and Gerrard
  • A St. Clair West location of Boneyard Grill has opened.
  • You can now get fancy French crepes at Crepes Deluxe inside Erin Mills Town centre in Mississauga.
  • Faim de Loup is now serving modern French tasting menus in Little Italy.  
  • Project Glyph is now soft open at 40 Hayden for macarons and tea.
  • Turkish/Italian coffee chain and home goods store Well and Better now has a location at 620 Mount Pleasant.
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Opening soon
  • Est is opening September 3 in Leslieville, and will begin taking reservations August 1.
  • Alo is opening a private event space in Yorkville called The Salon sometime in the fall.
  • The John should be opening yet another location in Little Italy "super soon."
  • Moretti will be opening their Toronto location on August 8.
  • Bluestone Lane is opening another location at 2 Queen East.
  • Mira Mira is opening a Leslieville location serving ice cream in August. 
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Hector Vasquez at Bluestone Lane


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