Toronto Food Events rounds up the most delicious festivals, pop-ups, winemaker dinners, supper clubs and other food related happenings in Toronto this week and next. You can find us here every Friday morning.

THIS WEEK

• The very first Bartender Atlas Tour goes from Nov. 13 to 16.
• Ess, ess! That's right, NoshFest, Toronto's first Jewish food festival, is on Sunday at Artscape Wychwood Barns.
• Spend An Evening In Iceland at Jump on Sunday night. This event costs $115 and will showcase Icelandic cuisine, music and drinks.
• The Chase and The Edible Story are pairing up to present a five-course dinner celebrating the apple harvest. This meal costs about $150.
• Head to Roselle Desserts on Nov. 14 for the Milk and Cookies Social in support of SickKids. Tickets are $25.
• The Italian Chamber of Commerce of Ontario (ICCO) and Centennial College present CENTITALIA: Gusto Cultura to educate Toronto about authentic Italian cuisine from Nov. 14 to 18.
• From Nov. 14 to 30, Cafe Boulud will serve up a festive rotisserie menu. This $95 meal is kind of like an upscale version of Swiss Chalet's epic festival special.
• From Nov. 14 to 17, Carters Landing will offer free entrees, but the restaurant wants you to donate to Camp BUCKO in exchange.
• Get your fill of fish-filled chowder at the annual Ocean Wise Chowder Chowdown at the Fermenting Cellar on Nov. 15.
• The massive Gourmet Food and Wine Expo runs from Nov. 17 to 20 at the Convention Centre.
• The Mill St. Brewpub Festive Brewmaster's Dinner is on Nov. 17. The meal clocks in at $70.
Uncork Untap Unwind is on Nov. 17 at Airship 37.
• @to_finest will start its latest $5 Food Crawl on Nov. 17. It runs until Dec. 17 and the $10 passport gives you access to $5 dishes at places like PG Cluck's, Sweet Jesus and North Poke.

  UPCOMING
  

  • Grand Trunk Road holds a pop-up at The Depanneur. Stop by for a vegetarian meal featuring Punjab dishes where apps are $5 and entrees are $8.
  • The Ethnic Aisle presents Will There Be Halo Halo? It's an event that looks at Filipino food and discusses what happens when certain types of cuisine go mainstream. Join the conversation on Nov. 22 at Super Wonder Gallery.
  • Peter Pan hosts Keeping it Veal on Nov. 24.
  • Feast on Brazilian food at Mata Petisco Bar on Dec. 1. This event will feature five different chefs from Brazil.
  • The Peter Pan Brewery Tour will bring live theatre into some of the city's best independent breweries from Dec. 2 to 10.

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  Photo from Schmaltz Appetizing by Jesse Milns.