Sweets reign supreme this week in the world of Toronto food events, with a pop-up kosher ice cream and waffle spot, an all-out chocolate fest at George Brown, and the long awaited opening of Toronto's first Laduree.
Events you might want to check out:I Heart Beer Holiday Festival (December 9 @ Queen Elizabeth Building)
Sip beer, cider and spirits alongside Santa Claus while snacking from some of the many food trucks on site. Don't forget your ugly Christmas sweater!
100 Free Drinks at The Alley Warden (December 9-10 @ The Alley Warden)
In celebration of The Alley Warden's grand opening, the specialty tea shop is serving the first 100 attendees on Saturday and Sunday free drinks, starting at 3PM.
Peaces Holiday Market (December 11 @ Bloke)
Over 30 local vendors present you a plethora of artisan foods in addition to handmade crafts and clothing. Drink specials and live music will be happening on site, too.
The Chocolate Factory (December 12 @ George Brown College Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts)
George Brown's culinary experts-to-be get into the holiday spirit by presenting a day full of chocolate treats.
Laduree Toronto Opening (December 14 @ Yorkdale Shopping Centre)
The wait is over. Come Thursday you can finally enjoy the world's most famous macaron maker here in Toronto at this boutique and tea salon inside Yorkdale mall. Expect lines for this one!
A Hogwarts Christmas (December 14 @ George Brown College)
You may not be studying to be a wizard, but any type of school creates stress around this time of year. Decompress with Harry Potter themed food, drinks and other enchanting activities.
Hope for the Holidays: A Canadian-Syrian Fundraiser (December 15 @ Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
Syrian foods and sounds are the stars of this elegant Canadian-Syrian fundraiser dedicated to all Canadians, new and old.
Withrow's Winter Market (December 15-16 @ Crow's Theatre)
With local farmers and artisanal foods at the forefront of this show, Withrow's Winter Market affords you the perfect opportunity to find tasty holiday treats for any holiday party.
Foodie Holiday Market (December 16-17 @ Toronto Botanical Garden)
Toronto's Botanical Gardens plays host to over 40 emerging and established artisan food makers, sumptuous sample treats, and even more food-focused vendors.
Pop-Up Caribbean Christmas Market (December 16 @ Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
Find last minute Christmas gifts while nibbling on Caribbean inspired foods on site, like delicious Caribbean rum cake.
Toronto Vegan Winter Market (December 17 @ Lithuanian House)
Back with a new, larger location, even more food and fun from a curated selection of vegan-friendly businesses await. Best of all, it's all local.
Waffle Tower Kosher Ice Cream Pop-Up (December 17 @ The Inside Scoop)
A Chanukah pop-up of towering proportions, you can scarf down ice cream topped with sky-high skewers of waffles, drizzled in chocolate, caramel, and marshmallow sauces.
12 Beers of the Holidays (December 22 @ Gladstone Hotel)
12 local breweries come together for an all-you-can-taste beer drinking extravaganza. This one tends to sell out, so be sure to nab tickets before it's too late.
Ramen Heads (December 22-31 @ Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)
Osamu Tomita, one of the most revered ramen chefs in Japan, takes viewers on a tour of the best ramen shops in his country in this new feature at Hot Docs.
by Corey Van Den Hoogenband via blogTO
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