Toronto food events: Chocolate Festival, Google Donuts, Free Philly Cheesesteak
Food fans have a number of sweet treats to look forward to this week, between a mini donut pop-up and a luxury chocolate show. Free Philly cheesesteak, poutine, and strawberry mochi all await those who can brave the inevitable lineups.
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This Weekend
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October 26-27To celebrate the launch of the donut-sized Google Home Mini, the tech juggernaut built a pop-up donut shop and are setting up at Yonge and Dundas Square. Inside you'll nab free donuts plus a chance to win a brand new Google Home Mini.Yong-Dundas Square
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October 28Shop for hand-made, local goods while sipping artisanal, hand-crafted beverages in what should be a perfectly cozy way to enjoy an autumn evening.STUDIO by the Nooks
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即将到来的
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October 30-31HCafe Unionville is giving out free strawberry mochi as a trick or treat gift to customers ordering any other dessert or drink on October 30th and 31st.HCafe Unionville
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October 31If handing out candy isn't your thing, FoodFair is offering an unforgettable five-course dinner and wine-pairing on Halloween night, designed by five of Toronto's leading chefs. Yes, costumes are encouraged.
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October 31一旦一个莫nth, Chau takes over the Radical Road Brewing Company's kitchen to serve up modern asian bites paired with craft beer and live music. For Halloween, they're featuring a scare-themed menu, with items like Death by Bao and more.
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November 3In celebration of their new Yonge Street location's grand opening, Philthy Philly's is giving away 100 free Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and 100 free poutines to the first people in line starting at 6 PM.Philthy Philly’s
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November 3Six Syrian Refugees are coming together at Paintbox to present an open buffet, bringing the beautiful delicacy of Syrian cuisine to Toronto. The event looks to help the many Refugees better integrate into Canadian society and help with their employability problems.Paintbox Catering & Bistro
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November 4-5A hallmark of the annual Toronto Chocolate Festival, the 7th Toronto International Luxury Chocolate Show will bring hourly demonstrations and free samples of diverse, fine artisan and imported chocolate products, as well as purchasable treats to take home.Toronto Public Library - Toronto Reference Library, Salons
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Lead photo by
Hector Vasquez
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