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Phil Villeneuve
Posted on September 08, 2017
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Toronto food events: Food Truck Festival, Taste of the Kingsway, Beer Week, Garlic Fest

Eat & Drink
Phil Villeneuve
Posted on September 08, 2017
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Food events in Toronto this week include the annual Food Truck Fest now taking place at Sherbourne Common, Veg Fest, and the Bogo Fring's Warehouse BBQ pop-up party from Chef Grant Soto.

  • This Week
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Taste of the Kingsway
      September 8-10
      Taste of the Kingsway
      The Kingsway comes alive with midway rides, beer and wine gardens, live music and samples upon samples of local food. This fest also features the largest dog show in Etobicoke.
      Bloor Street West
    • Global Food Fest
      September 8-9
      Global Food Fest
      Gourmet Gringos, Sushi Burri Toronto, Filipino BBQ, Korean BBQ, Los Vietnamita, Tex-Mex, Cultural Ice-cream Truck, and more come together for a food and jazz fest with flavours from around the world.
      Mel Lastman Square
    • Veg Food Fest
      September 8-10
      Veg Food Fest
      Admission is free to this vegetarian food fest down by the water with loads of food vendors and entertainment planned.
      Harbourfront Centre
    • Summer BBQ Fantasy
      September 9
      Summer BBQ Fantasy
      Because we didn't really get a summer, this crew is trying one last time by throwing a BBQ fantasy party with DJs, Canadian tapas from Reverie at Weldon Park, and cheap drinks in the backyard.
      Cold Tea
    • Sausage Party pop-up
      September 9
      Sausage Party pop-up
      Get your hands on four types of fully loaded veggie dogs this weekend starting at 6 p.m. There will also clearly be lots of beer.
      Junction Craft Brewing
    • El Bogo Fring's Warehouse
      September 10
      El Bogo Fring's Warehouse
      This is a Susur Lee-inspired outdoor food and fashion event thrown by Chef Grant Soto where terrible designer clothing is encouraged. There'll be a $4.99 barbecue menu from Smoke Signals and every item will be wrapped in Gucci ribbons.
      17 Noble Street
    • Harvest Table Dinner
      September 13
      Harvest Table Dinner
      This ticketed harvest table dinner features the duo behind Well Preserved. Chefs Dana Harrison and Joel MacCharles and guest winery Rosewood incorporate local ingredients to create a feast featuring pickled produce.
      Gladstone Hotel
  • Upcoming
    Date
    About the Event
    Location
    • Toronto Beer Week
      September 15-23
      Toronto Beer Week
      TBW isn't a single event, but rather a series of 200-plus happenings over nine days at venues across Toronto. Over 30 craft breweries help celebrate with beer crawls, drinking games, and other beer-related festivities.
      Multiple Venues
    • Food Truck Fest Ontario
      September 16-17
      Food Truck Fest Ontario
      Eat your way through $6 menus from some of most mouth watering trucks, all found in one park. Vote for your favourite after you've tried them all.
      Sherbourne Common
    • Toronto Garlic Festival
      September 17
      Toronto Garlic Festival
      Taste 20 garlic-themed dishes paired with Ontario craft beer and wine. There'll also be cooking demos, screenings, and live music. Don't forget to bring mints.
      Artscpape Wychwood Barns
Lead photo by

Jesse Milns at the Dang Good BBQ truck

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