Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Rock Lobster (Queen West)

Restaurant: Rock Lobster
Address: 538 Queen St. W
Phone: Mon-Tues 5 PM - 12 AM, Wed-Sun 12 PM - 1 AM
Store Hours: 416-203-6623
Website: www.rocklobsterfood.com


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I went to Rock Lobster with my foodie friend (Toronto Foodie) as a plus one for an exclusive media event a few months ago. It was for the premiere of Super Snack Bros (a food show featuring iconic dishes with a twist!) on the Food Network. I've never been to Rock Lobster before and have heard good things about it. We got to try an array of awesome food that were featured on the show. However, the dishes served were not on the regular menu. Based on what I got to try, I am curious to come back and taste one of their main dishes since one of the hosts of the show is the chef/owner of Rock Lobster, Matt Dean Pettit (and punk rock podcaster and foodie Damian Abraham being the other host).

Rock Lobster has a very cool and laid-back vibe. It's great if you want to get some grub and beer with friends. It is a place unwind at if you don't want to take yourself too seriously.

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Friday, June 26, 2015

[Event] Taste of Toronto


Taste of Toronto will be happening next long weekend, from July 2-5 at Fort York. Considered a foodie wonderland, attendees get to try an array of gourmet dishes! The event is operated like a restaurant with a lunch and dinner services. One ticket will allow you in for either an afternoon or evening session of your choice. Each session lasts for 4-5 hours, allowing guests to enjoy different dishes being offered and see cool attractions.

You can get tickets here: http://tasteoftoronto.com/ticket-packs-and-prices/
You can learn more about Taste of Toronto here: http://tasteoftoronto.com/

Wednesday, June 24, 2015

[Event] The Stop's Night Market


Event: The Stop's Night Market
Location: 181 Sterling Rd.
Dates: June 16-17, 2015
Website: www.nightmarket.thestop.org

The Stop's Night Market was a yummy fundraising event that happened last weekend. For $100, it was an all you can eat and drink event. There were 47 vendors with plenty of dishes to go around. Unlike some Toronto food festivals, food did not run out within the first hour. I am ashamed to say, I barely made it through half of the vendors because there was so much food! It was a great event and I would highly recommend everyone to check it out next year if they can afford to.