Toronto Restaurant Openings: Mad Crush Wine Bar, Earlscourt BBQ, Sukhothai, Polyanna

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

Open now

• Mad Crush Wine Bar, the "unwine bar" from the group behind The Oxley, The Queen and Beaver and The Wickson Social, has soft opened at 582 College St.
• Earlscourt BBQ by Pork Ninjas officially opened on Tuesday at 1278 St. Clair Ave. W. (at Earlscourt).
• Pasta Mondo is now open at 55 St. Clair Ave. W. (between Avenue and Yonge).
• Hogtown Vegan now has a second location, which can be found at 382 College St. (at Borden).
• Polyanna, a restaurant from the same team behind Eastside Social and The Thirsty Duck, is now open at 1054 Gerrard St. E. (at Jones).
• Sushi-burrito and poke-bowl spot Rolltation officially opened its third shop, located at 3 Carlton St., this week.
• Popular Thai restaurant Sukhothai has a new location (its fourth) in the Canary District at 490 Front St. E. (at Cherry).
• Crosscut Coffee is now open in the old Seesaw Cafe space at 1142 Davenport Rd. (at Ossington).
• Popular bubble tea joint The Alley has finally opened a location downtown at 5 St. Joseph St. by Yonge & Wellesley.
• Bubble tea spots are quickly taking over the city – CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice also has a new location at 372 Yonge St. (at Gerrard).
• Aaand Green Grotto Tea Room just soft opened its downtown flagship at 832 Bay St. (between Grosvenor and Grenville).
• Casa Mia Delicatessen is now officially open at 1985 Queen St. E. in the Beaches.

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Opening soon

• Popular PATH coffee outlet Mos Mos will be opening a third location this winter, this time at WaterPark Place at Queens Quay West & Bay.
• The Warehouse Group will open another restaurant, this time near Yonge and Dundas, which means lots of tourists and Ryerson students.
• Borrell, a longstanding Dutch pop-up in Toronto, will open a permanent location on the Danforth.

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