Article published on TasteToronto Beloved west-end shop Mattachioni opened their doors to a new space on the other side of the city––being referred to as simply 'Mattachioni East'. The popular Italian bodega quietly unravelled their second store on Gerrard Street East at the end

Gulshan Alibhai, owner of Lahore Tikka House—the iconic restaurant in Toronto's Little India—on why we need to preserve Heritage Communities, not just buildings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCN7II3G6WI     We preserve and honour heritage buildings but what about heritage communities? Gulshan Alibhai, owner of Lahore Tikka

This story was originally published by  Shinan Govani Contributing Columnist at the Toronto Star   A tragedy, a life-changing discovery inside the pocket of a denim jacket and a heartfelt plea — how the extraordinary family behind the liveliest landmark in Little

Article posted on dailyhive.com Clarrie Feinstein | Dec 11 2020, 8:50 am Shawn Goldberg/Shutterstock Toronto’s small businesses are staging a protest over the lockdown measures at 12 pm on Friday. Gerrard India Bazaar Business Improvement Area (BIA) posted a notice asking for small business owners like retailers, restaurants, salons,

Sending out warm wishes and a huge thank you to all who were able to join us virtually in celebration this past week. We were not able to gather on Gerrard East for the TD Festival of South Asia, as

  DYK that a number of our BIA businesses have been nominated to win! Don’t forget to vote for your local favourites before October 28th… 💖 We have had winners in multiple categories from the bazaar in years past, including Udupi Palace

The Gerrard India Bazaar BIA will be trailblazing into the future, launching their first-ever VIRTUAL TD Festival of South Asia, in October. This decision to shift to a virtual event is in alignment with the City of Toronto’s guidance, and

This stroll featured by www.seetorontonow.com includes charming parks and gardens as well as over 125 restaurants and shops within the Gerrard India Bazaar that celebrate the regional diversities of South Asian culture, food, and music. Main Streets: Gerrard St. E and

Original article publish on now.com   The Toronto beer scene has been enjoying explosive growth in recent years – but with all these options, it can be tough to know what to reach for next. We asked the city’s foremost beer experts

Stock In Trade and Doodles moved in together on Gerrard Street East   Kamar Shah and Jason Becker are teaming up on Gerrard Street East to serve meat and vegetables to east-end residents. - David Nickle/Torstar The artisanal butcher shop and lunch counter