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<h2 style="text-align: left">Did you know there was over 195,000 tons of food harvested in Ontario last year? Many Ontario farms have opened their doors to visitors in unique and memorable ways. From farm dinners to hands-on experiences to 'pick-your-own' opportunities, there's plenty to do on Ontario's many farms.&nbsp;</h2>Ontario's farmers grow and harvest a wide range of products throughout the seasons. The window for some of the best crops is short, but many products like maple syrup, honey, mushrooms, eggs and meat are available year round. Explore some of our favourite on-farm experiences below.

Did you know that Ontario, home of one of North America’s largest Pride celebrations, has been ranked among the most 2SLGBTQI+ friendly travel destinations in the world?Start your explorations in Toronto. Ontario’s capital is a bright and bustling centre of cosmopolitan life. It’s repeatedly voted one of the best places in the world to live and trust us, it’s equally enjoyable destination for 2SLGBTQI+ travellers. Don’t believe us? Take it from the folks at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://TravelGay.com">TravelGay.com</a>:“Toronto is also a hive of multiculturalism and diversity, and foodies will enjoy the wide and varied options for dining and eating out, many of which can be found in the downtown area. Toronto’s gay scene is one of the most diverse and unique in the world and sets a global standard for how gay communities can preserve their culture whilst modernizing their identity.”Then, take your explorations on the road! Ontario’s many diverse destinations offer many safe and inclusive experiences for hungry travellers. Look for the Rainbow Registered logo along the way to find yourself in the safest &amp; most welcoming places! Rainbow Registered is a safe space accreditation program. It helps you identify businesses who have taken tangible steps towards being a safe destination for 2SLGBTQI+ travellers.Look for this logo in restaurants, at wineries and anywhere else you want to eat, stay and play in the province:<img src="https://ontarioculinary.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Rainbow-Registered.png" alt="">

Rainbow Registered

2SLGBTQI+ Ontario

Taste your way along Ontario’s biggest self-guided Butter Tart Tour.With almost fifty participating bakeries from across the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.kawarthasnorthumberland.ca/">Kawarthas Northumberland</a> region, there’s a tart to please just about everyone. Flakey crust? Yes! Firm crust? Absolutely! Gooey and runny filling? Of course! Perhaps a firmer filling that stays put? We’ve got it! And we won’t even ask the question about what a perfect butter tart should contain Raisins? Pecans? Currants? Oops, we weren’t supposed to ask that!We have your perfect butter tart.Our bakers have won awards for their unique and flavourful combinations, and also for the simple elegance of the quintessential Canadian plain butter tart. Try one, two or twelve. You won’t be disappointed.Readily accessible from Toronto, Kingston or Ottawa, our self-guided tour includes almost fifty bakeries and we’re growing! Many are open year-round and some just seasonally. Either way, these tasty hand crafted tarts filled with ooey gooey goodness are sure to please. We’re the perfect day trip, mid-week or weekend escape. Perhaps you can stay a little longer at one of our relaxing resorts and indulge a little bit more. You deserve it.Our region is brimming with year-round activities for families, couples or the solo traveller. Visit one of our many farmers markets with their farm-fresh produce and locally made treats, stop for a cold beer at one of our craft breweries and enjoy farm-to- table cuisine at many of our restaurants. Bring the tackle box and fish in any of our three hundred and fifty lakes and rivers. Rent a houseboat and cruise the Trent-Severn Waterway, hike our trails, cycle our routes and create lasting memories in Kawarthas Northumberland.For all the delicious details, please visit our website: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.buttertarttour.ca/">The Kawarthas Butter Tart Tour</a>

Butter Tart Tour

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Meet&nbsp;the Ontario Craft Brewers, +80&nbsp;brewers dedicated to making great tasting beer, right here in Ontario.The name ‘<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="http://www.ontariocraftbrewers.com/">Ontario Craft Brewers</a>‘ speaks to the tradition of care and craftsmanship that craft brewers apply when brewing their beer.The strength of Ontario Craft Brewers is based on a passion to rekindle and keep alive the spirit of traditional brewing. Throughout history, breweries have been an integral part of their local communities and the beer produced has reflected the pride, passion and personality of the brewer and the community.Brewing in smaller, single purpose batches, and within accepted craft product quality guidelines, Ontario Craft Brewing artisans brew traditional styles of beer. They are inspired by thousands of years of brewing history to create new taste adventures using a variety of natural ingredients and innovative recipes.Local beer crafted by creative, enthusiastic, community-oriented Ontario Craft Brewers will provide great enjoyment to all who share the experience.AN ONTARIO CRAFT BREWER IS:SMALL Most Ontario Craft Brewers are small and many are family-owned. The current maximum size of an Ontario Craft Brewer is 400,000 hectolitres of annual worldwide beer production. INDEPENDENT Independently owned and is not significantly controlled by a beer company that does not qualify as an Ontario Craft Brewer. TRADITIONAL Pledge to brew traditional and innovative beers according to the Ontario Craft Brewers’ Brewing Philosophy. The original Philosophy was signed on April 12, 2006, and was updated in September 2013. It is set out on this page.

Ontario Craft Brewers

Ontario Craft Brewers are dedicated to tradition, producing small-batch, quality beers using natural ingredients and innovative recipes. Explore beer trails across the province for a unique tasting experience.

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Ontario’s Wine Country. Picture this: rolling vineyards, sweeping views, and world-class VQA wines all waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re here for a spontaneous day trip or a weekend getaway, the beauty and warmth of Ontario’s wine country will steal your heart – no matter the season. It’s a place where the VQA wines, the food, the landscapes and the stories all come together to ignite your senses.When it’s VQA, you know it’s the real deal – 100% Ontario grown and crafted. Our cool climate terroir shines brightest in flagship varieties like Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Gamay Noir and Cabernet Franc. Whatever your preference, meeting your perfect wine match is a breeze with our&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://pleasuretomeetyou.ca/">VQA Matchmaker Quiz</a>. Ontario’s VQA wines are as diverse as they are award-winning, ranging from reds and whites to lively rosés and even the trendsetting orange wines (skin-fermented whites). Plus, we’re home to some of the finest sparkling wines and Canada’s iconic liquid gold – VQA Icewine.With over 190 VQA wineries to explore, the only challenge is deciding where to begin. Dive into our wine regions –&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://winecountryontario.ca/region/lake-erie-north-shore/">Lake Erie North Shore</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://winecountryontario.ca/region/prince-edward-county/">Prince Edward County</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://winecountryontario.ca/region/niagara-on-the-lake-area/">Niagara-on-the-Lake &amp; Area</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://winecountryontario.ca/region/niagara-escarpment-area/">Niagara Escarpment &amp; Area</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://winecountryontario.ca/region/emerging-regions/">Emerging Regions</a>&nbsp;–by using our Trip Planner to craft your perfect escape, and let the adventure unfold.

Wines of Ontario

Embark on a wine-filled adventure in Ontario's Wine Country, home to over 190 VQA wineries, offering a diverse range of award-winning wines from flagship varieties like Riesling, Chardonnay, and more.

Discover the unforgettable flavours and breathtaking landscapes of Ontario’s<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.applepietrail.ca/"> Apple Pie Trail</a>. Nestled in the picturesque Blue Mountains and surrounding countryside, this self-guided tour invites travellers to explore a vibrant tapestry of orchards, bakeries, cideries, and local artisan shops. The region’s rich heritage and stunning views of Georgian Bay create the perfect backdrop for a culinary adventure.The Apple Pie Trail is a celebration of all things apple, from freshly picked produce and hand-crafted cider to warm slices of pie and modern apple-inspired dishes. With its ideal growing conditions— thanks to Georgian Bay’s moderating effect and nutrient-rich soil— Ontario’s apple country has been a hub for apple production since the 19th century.Beyond the delicious bites, the trail offers charming villages, scenic hiking paths, and seasonal (and year-round) experiences like educational farm tours, caving, and river paddling. Whether you’re seeking a weekend escape, family outing, or romantic getaway, the Apple Pie Trail promises memories to savour.Plan your visit today and discover why this destination is a must for foodies and explorers alike!

Apple Pie Trail

Explore Ontario's Apple Pie Trail in the Blue Mountains, offering orchards, bakeries, cideries, and artisan shops amid stunning views of Georgian Bay. Enjoy apple-themed dishes and activities like farm tours, caving, and river paddling.

For cyclists, the Ontario By Bike™&nbsp;Network offers a variety of information on cycling in Ontario, inspiring visitors and residents to explore more by bike. Find great places to cycle, links to useful cycling maps and plan your day trip or multi day cycling itineraries with stops at certified bicycle friendly businesses enroute.View their <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.ontariobybike.ca/">on-line map</a> with the location of and links to accommodations, restaurants, cafes, wineries, attractions, bike stores, tours and rental locations that all offer cyclists extra services and amenities, creating a positive experience and fueling your desire to get back on the saddle to explore more of Ontario by bike. With over 1,500 certified bicycle-friendly places to eat, visit and sleep throughout the province, Ontario By Bike is Ontario’s premier trip planning resource for cycling experiences and cycle holidays.Locations with the ‘Ontario by Bike’ accreditation look forward to welcoming cyclists and have taken extra steps to offer cyclists the following services and amenities:<ul><li>Healthy food options on menu</li><li>Inclusion of local foods and specialties when and where possible</li><li>Secure daytime bike lock-up area, such as bicycle stands or posts for bike parking in most visible location possible</li><li>Access to local and regional cycling information</li></ul>

Ontario By Bike

Discover cycling itineraries, bike-friendly accommodations, restaurants, wineries, and breweries across Ontario. Enjoy scenic routes and local specialties.

Did you know that Ontario has the largest French-Speaking minority community in Canada? While a large number of people in Ontario are fluent speakers and writers of the French language, over 600,000 people identify themselves as Franco-Ontarians, meaning that they speak French as a first language and are residents of Ontario.Each community – whether it be Ottawa, Welland or Thunder Bay – has their own traditions. They’re shaped by their communities, migration patterns and of course, family legacy. They’re also home to a number of unique food experiences, many of which include Ontario’s favorite food: cheese!September 25th is Franco-Ontario Day – a time to celebrate the community and its history. It was officially named Franco-Ontarian Day in 2010 and has been celebrated with singing, dancing and of course, plenty of food ever since. Celebrations are especially dynamic in Northwestern Ontario, where the population has been known to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.tbnewswatch.com/local-news/francophones-celebrate-language-cuisine-and-culture-423181">brave torrential weather</a> to take the streets!Other ways to celebrate Franco-Ontario culture across the province include: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="http://www.franco-fete.ca/">Franco-Fête</a>, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="http://www.lanuit.ca/">La Nuit sur l’Étang</a>&nbsp;music festival, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://northernontario.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1687482">Franco-Ontario Games</a>, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="http://ffo.ca/index.php/en/program">Franco-Ontarian Festival</a>, and of course, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://festivaldelacurd.ca/en/">St. Albert Curd Festival.</a>

Francophone Ontario

Discover the vibrant Franco-Ontarian culture with over 600,000 French-speaking residents. Experience unique food traditions, including cheese, and celebrate Franco-Ontario Day on September 25th.

Indigenous cuisine in Ontario is a rich tapestry of modern and traditional flavors. Restaurants across the province are embracing Indigenous culinary traditions, showcasing a diverse array of dishes. Key ingredients include game meat like bison and elk, freshwater fish such as salmon and trout, root vegetables, wild rice, maple syrup, local berries, cedar tea, and the beloved bannock. Pow wows offer a vibrant cultural experience, celebrating tradition through music, dance, storytelling, and food. In Ontario, notable establishments like Yawékon by Chef Tawnya Brant, Naagan by Chef Zach Keeshig, North46 Restaurant on Manitoulin Island, and Raven Rising in White Bear First Nation offer unique Indigenous dining experiences. From bison & boar BBQ meatballs to creative 9-course tasting menus, visitors can indulge in progressive Indigenous cuisine using foraged and locally sourced ingredients. With a focus on community, history, and heritage, exploring Indigenous food in Ontario is a flavorful journey that celebrates the land and its people.

Indigenous Experiences Ontario

Discover the rising trend of modern and traditional Indigenous cuisine in Ontario, featuring ingredients like game meat, freshwater fish, root vegetables, wild rice, maple, local berries, cedar tea, and bannock.

Explore Indigenous cuisine and culture in Ontario.

Wine Growers Ontario is an alliance of leading wineries and grape growers working together to ensure the entire Ontario wine industry is robust, sustainable and profitable today, tomorrow and many years to come.We are generations of winemakers as well as new entrepreneurs. We cultivate vast acreages of grapes and smaller vineyards too. Together, we are proud of our international acclaim for award winning wines produced from the beautiful, rich and diverse Wine Country of Ontario.But most of all, we are personally and collectively passionate about the grape and wine industry and truly committed to its continued success here at home and around the globe.Sante!

Wine Growers Ontario

Wine Growers Ontario is an alliance of leading wineries and grape growers in Ontario, dedicated to ensuring a robust and sustainable wine industry in the region.

The culinary scene in Ottawa has come alive in recent years, with a thriving community of Ottawa chefs and Ottawa restaurants making names for themselves both at home and abroad.Located in the historic Sandy Hill neighbourhood in downtown Ottawa, Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa Culinary Arts Institute is the only Canadian campus of this world renowned culinary training school – and includes a Bistro where anyone can sample the delights of exceptional French cuisine.As one of Ontario’s designated culinary tourism destinations, the city, its restaurants and its local food producers are all working together to bring locally-grown and prepared foods to tables across the region through an initiative called Savour Ottawa.Ottawa restaurants are wonderfully diverse. In the mood for French, Italian, Chinese or seafood? Choose from scores of each. Craving something a little more unique and exotic? You’ll find it. Looking for more casual fare for lunch, a large group, or a quick snack? Check, check and check.

Ottawa

Discover Ottawa's thriving culinary community with a mix of local and international flavors.

<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/">The Great Canadian Wilderness</a> is a four-season destination where iconic landscapes and welcoming communities come together to showcase the best of Ontario’s natural beauty. Spanning <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/algonquin-park/">Algonquin Park</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/south-algonquin/">South Algonquin</a>, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/almaguin-highlands/">Almaguin Highlands</a>, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/loring-restoule/">Loring-Restoule</a>, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/parry-sound/">Parry Sound</a>, and <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://thegreatcanadianwilderness.com/tag/muskoka/">Muskoka</a>, the region invites travellers to explore pristine lakes, dense forests, rugged shorelines and charming small towns. From paddling and hiking to snowshoeing and skiing, outdoor adventure is always within reach, complemented by arts, culture, festivals and the timeless appeal of cottage country.The food and drink scene reflects the land itself, authentic, seasonal and proudly local. Visitors can enjoy everything from lakeside dining and cozy cafés to chef-driven restaurants, artisan bakeries, craft breweries, wineries and distilleries. Menus often highlight regional ingredients like freshwater fish, maple syrup, wild berries and locally sourced meats, alongside Indigenous-inspired flavours rooted in a deep connection to the land. Whether sipping a craft beer after a day on the trails or lingering over a memorable meal with a view, the Great Canadian Wilderness offers a culinary experience that’s as rewarding as the journey itself.

Great Canadian Wilderness

Festivals &amp; Events Ontario (FEO) has been representing the festivals and events industry in Ontario for&nbsp;30 years, making sure communities continue to produce unique, quality festivals in all corners of the province. Providing education, professional development and networking while fostering a community of passionate people invested in the festival and event industry, FEO works hard to deliver membership benefits that help support the growth of the industry.Our membership includes festivals, events, suppliers, municipalities, schools, RTOs and DMOs, students, BIAs, and everyone in between! Each member contributes to our growing community of people&nbsp;who know what it’s like to run successful festivals and events. Together with FEO, our members have an active role in the growth of the festival and event industry in Ontario.

Festivals & Events Ontario

Crack open an Ontario cider for a true taste of apple country! From the lakeside orchards on Niagara to the micro-climate grown groves of Collingwood and all the way to Prince Edward County,&nbsp;Ontario cider production is on the rise.Ontario growers produce over 15 different varieties of apples across 16,000 acres. The province’s major apple-producing areas are spread along the shores of Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. These large, deep bodies of water help moderate temperatures, protecting the crop which makes Ontario an ideal place to grow apples. The cool climate produces apples of intense flavour and vibrancy with crisp acidity perfect for creating delicious apple cider.Ontario apple growers and cider makers work in partnership to showcase the best of Ontario grown fruit. The diversity of apples grown provides unique flavour profiles that are reflected in the innovative styles of cider produced. Ciders can be classified from dry to sweet and their appearance ranges from cloudy and unfiltered to completely clear. Many cider makers combine unique Canadian sourced fruits such as blueberries or raspberries or infuse herbs, spices and plants such elderflower or hops, or natural flavouring from maple syrup to local honey to craft innovative new taste sensations. These combinations provide endless possibilities of uniquely flavoured ciders.Rooted in the rural communities of Ontario, in 2012, local cider producers gathered together to create a leading organization to ensure that Ontario is recognized as a centre for cider excellence and innovation. Their lofty goal is to nurture a deep love for our local ciders among legal drink age consumers in Ontario and foster a sustainable cider industry within the province. The association upholds the values of traditional cider making and draws from this heritage to create high quality and authentic ciders. Our cider producers enrich the rural economy across the whole province and invigorate Ontario’s rural tourism industry with cidery destinations from Windsor to Prince Edward County, Niagara to Georgian Bay and everywhere in between.

Ontario Craft Cider

Discover Ontario's booming cider production, from Niagara to Collingwood to Prince Edward County. Taste over 15 apple varieties grown across 16,000 acres in ideal apple-growing regions along the lakeshores.

Ontario’s Blue Coast is where the laid-back rhythm of lake life meets a blossoming culinary scene, rooted in the communities Sarnia-Lambton. Here, farm-to-table dining, fresh-caught Lake Huron fish, and locally crafted wines and beers reflect both tradition and innovation. From the bustling patios of Sarnia’s waterfront to the charming eateries in towns like Petrolia and Grand Bend, flavour is always just around the corner. It’s a place where every meal feels like part of the coastal experience.Whether you’re planning a weekend escape or a leisurely coastal adventure, Ontario’s Blue Coast is ready to welcome you with open arms and full plates. Discover more at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://ontariobluecoast.com">ontariobluecoast.com</a>

Sarnia-Lambton

You don’t have to look far for a wildly authentic adventure in Hastings County! Located exactly halfway between Toronto and Ottawa, Hastings is known for its outdoor escapes and adventure, vibrant communities and of course, a food scene that will make you say “wow”!Whether you’re checking out a winery or roadside restaurant or picking your own fruit in the warmer months, there are plenty of ways to take in the tastes of place that Hastings County has to offer.Craft beverage lovers will enjoy sipping their way through several craft breweries like <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.longtooth.ca/">Longtooth Beverage Co.</a> and the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://pottersettlementwines.ca/">Potter Settlement Winery</a> for starters!Those in search of a quick bite and delicious artisan coffee should look no further than the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.facebook.com/FarmGirlCafeStirling">Farm Girl Café</a>, known for their feel-good sandwiches, croissants and other baked goods or <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.facebook.com/sunruncafeandbakery/">Sun Run Café</a> for donuts, sandwiches and your classic diner-style breakfast.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=17WC8MActkT0jM7awZriz4KOWG9u9KAA&amp;ll=44.812733035812236%2C-77.600537&amp;z=9"><img src="https://ontarioculinary.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Food-Truck-Map.png" alt="food truck map icon"></a>Those looking for a no-fuss, extra delicious meal should check out Hastings’ delicious <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=17WC8MActkT0jM7awZriz4KOWG9u9KAA&amp;ll=44.812733035812236%2C-77.600537&amp;z=9">list of food trucks</a> in the area!Fancy a trip to Italy? A visit to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="http://thebarnchefs.kitchen/">The Barn Chefs</a> in Coe Hill is a must for drool-worthy bread, delicious charcuterie and more. Perhaps fish n’ chips is more what you’re looking for?<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.facebook.com/forhalibut"> For the Halibut</a> in Bancroft offers old school fish n’ chips that will make your taste buds pop.For those looking for a unique taste of place, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.ontariowaterbuffalo.ca/">The Ontario Water Buffalo Company</a> calls Hastings Home and sells milk, a variety of cheeses and charcuterie!<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1eij_gdiZzgAP8VuzXHl2oiT88en7P7M&amp;ll=44.80175229691197%2C-77.67591510000001&amp;z=9"><img src="https://ontarioculinary.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Ice-Cream-Map.png" alt=""></a>Fancy some ice cream? Check out this <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1eij_gdiZzgAP8VuzXHl2oiT88en7P7M&amp;ll=44.80175229691197%2C-77.67591510000001&amp;z=9">great list of stops</a> to get yourself a cone!

Hastings County

Located halfway between Toronto and Ottawa, Hastings County offers outdoor escapes, vibrant communities, and a diverse food scene. Enjoy craft breweries, food trucks, artisan cafes, and unique culinary experiences.

Globally inspired tastes characterize dining in cosmopolitan Toronto. From upscale gourmet to home-cooked comfort foods, savour the city’s culinary diversity within a rich blend of unique neighbourhoods. Thanks to its unique cultural mix, Toronto is rife with a diverse variety of cuisine, art and culture.Take in the city skyline from one of the incredible rooftop restaurants in the city, enjoy delectable Canadian cuisine while exploring one of the many Toronto neighbourhoods or indulge in the flavours of fine dining from world-renowned Toronto chefs. Enhance your dining experience by taking in a show or festival – there is always something going on! Toronto serves up more than 9,000 delectable menus from diverse cultures, and some of the finest dining experiences in Canada. Tantalize your taste buds with culinary creations from world-renowned chefs such as Mark McEwan, David Chang, Daniel Boulud and Michael Bonacini. Add farmers’ markets, on-farm markets, pick your own farms, agricultural fairs, food stores featuring local and gourmet ingredients to the mix- all complemented by a variety of food festivals- makes Toronto the perfect culinary destination.Toronto’s passion for all things creative and cultural makes this diverse city a must-see for discerning tastes.Feed your soul with live music and theatre and take in the sights of design and architecture like no other city, then rejuvenate in a luxury spa and relax in a posh hotel. In between bites, Toronto offers a wealth of parks, music festivals and family-friendly activities. Once you’ve experienced Toronto you’ll keep coming back for more.To check hotel package deals and to plan your trip to Toronto visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://DestinationToronto.com">DestinationToronto.com</a> or flip through <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.destinationtoronto.com/food-and-nightlife/">explore Toronto’s decadent food scene</a> and find a restaurant for every&nbsp;taste.

Toronto

Toronto is a diverse city known for its global cuisine, arts, and cultural experiences. Indulge in gourmet dining, live music, and more.

Another Ontario summer is fast approaching. And there’s no better place for your vacation than an all-inclusive resort in Ontario’s true north. Life in the North is how summer should be. It’s how you spent your summers as a kid, if you were lucky. It’s a place where the days are long, the lakes are calm and uncrowded, and life seems a bit simpler. It’s a place where the fish are plentiful and always biting. Where the campfire crackles at the end of a long sunny day. It’s a place to unplug, set your out of office, let someone else take care White Owl Bistro you, for once.There’s nothing like it in the world, which is why international travellers come by the thousands to our wilderness resorts every year. Except this year. Which is why now is the best time to visit. Great rates, no crowds, and an experience of a lifetime. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.northernontario.travel/">Start planning your all-inclusive Northern Ontario adventure today!</a><hr><h2 style="text-align: left">Northern Ontario is made up of a unique collection of communities.</h2>&nbsp;Northeastern Ontario’s food tells a story of its people – who they are and where they’ve come from. Influenced by the pioneers who settled there and the landscapes they discovered, the region’s food has big heart. The City of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://discoversudbury.ca/">Greater Sudbury‘s</a> vibrant food festival scene shows off local culture and heritage with events like the weeklong Blueberry Festival or Greek and Italian Festivals.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.temiskamingshores.ca/en/index.aspx">Temiskaming Shores</a> shows off its French-Canadian roots at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://en.villagenoel.com/">Village Noël.</a> And nestled on the Lake Nipissing waterfront, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.tourismnorthbay.com/">City of North Bay</a> is creating exceptional offerings with local farm-fresh products, culminating at Feast On the Farm. You’ll savour award-winning artisanal cheeses, locally-inspired craft brews, and classic favourites like fish n’ chips or a poutine–made with fresh curds, of course.Moving to the west, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://saulttourism.com/">Sault Ste. Marie</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.algomacountry.com/">Algoma</a> have fisheries on the great lakes that surround them, amazing growers of vegetables and fruits and caring producers of quality meat, poultry and dairy. The region also has a vibrant culinary industry in the restaurants and chefs who turn that bounty into delectable dishes to delight their visitors. You can also savour delicious blueberry wine and award-winning vodka and enjoy a growing number of breweries and coffee roasters.In the Northwest, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.visitthunderbay.com/en/index.aspx">Thunder Bay’s </a>eclectic and internationally influenced culinary scene draws on the city’s intimate connectivity to its natural environment. A strong farm to table scene and a new generation of chefs, entrepreneurs and producers contribute to a taste of place that supports a surprising array of locally-harvested and -processed ingredients from the farmland, lakes and boreal forest.There are more uniquely Northern experiences to savour, including “walleye wings” in <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://www.visitkenora.ca/">Kenora</a>, Indigenous offerings in Dryden and craft beers, farmers’ markets, blueberry festivals and shore lunches throughout.

Northern Ontario

Explore Northeastern, Northwestern, and other regions with vibrant food festivals, local produce, craft beers, and diverse culinary scenes.

It’s time to meet Bruce County, where culinary adventures meet breathtaking natural beauty. From savouring farm-to-table delights in charming towns to discovering local flavours along the shores of Lake Huron, Bruce County is a haven for food lovers and outdoor explorers alike. With many unique towns and communities, you’ll find endless ways to indulge in fresh, local ingredients while surrounded by starry skies, winding rivers, and the welcoming charm of Southwestern Ontario.<h3 style="text-align: left">More ways to Explore the Bruce:</h3>Visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://explorethebruce.com/">Explore The Bruce</a> website and discover more about the incredible towns, experiences, and local flavours waiting for you in Bruce County!

Bruce County

Bruce County in Southwestern Ontario offers a haven for food lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Discover charming towns, local flavors, and breathtaking natural beauty.

Whether you’re stopping in Brockville off highway 401 for a quick bite to eat, or you’re visiting for a few days, Brockville has restaurants that will keep your taste buds wanting more.Venture down to the Downtown Brockville core, and you’ll find a collection of tried, tested and true family-run restaurants. These locations are all favourites of locals, from the local pizza places to their fish and chips spot of choice. Pick up some amazing Chinese food, or settle in for a fun evening in one of our pubs. You can even grab a seat watching the waterfront at some of our local family restaurants or waterfront patios. You won’t find these restaurants cutting corners – quality is key, and the customers who keep coming back for more are their success stories.Looking for something more familiar? Brockville’s north end is where you’ll find restaurants that will taste like home. You can still go to your family’s favourite place to eat, even when on vacation. Close to our hotels, you can find something delicious no matter where you are in Brockville.

Brockville

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Barrie is a vibrant destination where stunning waterfront views meet a thriving culinary scene. From award-winning restaurants and craft breweries to the beloved Barrie Farmers’ Market showcasing local growers and makers, food lovers will find endless ways to taste the region. Pair that with exciting year-round events, outdoor adventures and welcoming downtown charm, Barrie is the perfect place to explore, eat and enjoy!