10 upcoming food events in Toronto where you're going to want to eat everything
Food events in Toronto for February 2020 are in the mood for love as the Winter Chocolate Show returns. It's also comfort food season and the Mac and Cheese Festival is here for it. Drinks to keep you warm and butter tarts to fill you up are all on, too.
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Food & Drink
DateAbout the EventLocation-
February 1Valentine's Day is just around the corner and this show lets you pick up a treat for you or someone in your life with bean-to-bar chocolate for sale.Enoch Turner Schoolhouse
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February 1Drink and play at this annual winter beer festival with 40 craft brewers on tap alongside games, food, music dancing, campfires and lots more.Roundhouse Park
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February 1-2It's warm, snuggly tea season and this festival includes two days of tea-focused programming like talks, workshops, shopping and samplingToronto Reference Library
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February 7Bevy is back with a winter beer festival that includes two dozen brews, include special blends, food, performances and an on-site makers market.
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February 8All-things cider is on at the second edition of this festival with samplings from 10 local Cideries, music and a parade to “toast” the apple trees.
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February 8A day of sweet treats is on at this big butter tart festival with lots of different kinds up for grabs, plus different food options, a marketplace and activities.Trio Sports Plex
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February 14-16The typically summer festival is here to provide some winter comfort food with a weekend of over 40 types of Mac and cheese, drinks and games.Small Arms Inspection Building
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February 16New from Vancouver is this all-day brunch party with a ton of amazing treats served up alongside music and drinks.
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February 20If you've ever wanted to dry THC and CBD-infused cocktails, now's the chance at this sip session with unique creations by professional mixologists.
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February 28Some of the city's top Black chefs are dropping by for this huge fundraiser that includes gourmet culinary creations, drinks and music, all for a good cause.Toronto Reference Library
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
Lead photo byHector Vasquez
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