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Holywiches is a casual Mississauga restaurant that has one priority - really, REALLY good sandwiches. Husband & wife Atif and Ayisha achieve this goal exactly with their high quality, flavourful creations. Crafted with care even before you order it - almost everything is made in-house with wholesome ingredients as the focus. Holywiches offers expertly crafted sandwiches, wraps, and bowls that are full of healthy and wholesome ingredients, but also taste sinfully good!
Bergham Centrale is the latest Montreal-based chain to find its way into Ontario. Anyone who has been to Montreal knows that the city is serious about good food - and this fast-casual chain is no exception. Bergham Centrale was developed out of a desire to rectify the lack of sandwich variety within the city. The chain now aims to provide endless customizable options to the consumer with locally sourced meats, an expansive sauce selection, and breads imported from France.
Anokhi serves up authentic Indian food in an elegant atmosphere, featuring vibrant and rich décor in a large and airy space in addition to an expansive menu .
Looking for delicious Middle Eastern, halal cuisine in Mississauga? Look no further! The only thing more exquisite than Nafisa Middle Eastern Cuisine’s luxurious décor is their incredibly authentic, mouth-watering food...
This Halal burger franchise is doing things so, so right. With many locations and a variety of epic menu items, we are willing to bet that you’ll leave any Burger Factory location full and satisfied.
Pho Viet Xpress is by far the best pho we have ever had. The restaurant specializes in Vietnamese dishes, but also has lots of Thai options. The pricing is dirt cheap for the portions, but the amazing quality of the food is undeniable.
Hub Sushi is a popular spot for Japanese food in Thornhill serving up delicious a la carte dishes.
Ay Caramba, Eh! is located in Vaughan and serves up Mexican/Latin American goods with a Canadian Twist.
Beside a bustling, perpetually packed plaza sits a breakfast joint with lots of natural light and high ceilings. The interior is very welcoming, just like the name, and staff is friendly. The place is closed on Mondays, but open every other day during the week until at least 3, sometimes 4.
Stepping into Laudurée Toronto is like being instantly transported to a cozy, luxurious European tea shop. If you avoid looking out the window at the hustle and bustle of Yorkdale mall, you might be able to convince yourself you really are in France enjoying one of its famed foodie establishments. Walls are a bubble-gum pink and tables in the tea salon are a white marble. To the left of the entrance, you are immediately greeted by the sight of Laudurée’s world famous macaron selection, which contains permanent flavors as well as some seasonal ones.
North of the 6ix 