Winterlicious 2025 is here!

Winterlicious is now underway and will continue until Thursday, February 13. This annual culinary festivity is set to deliver a variety of gastronomic experiences throughout our city, with three-course prix fixe menus from over 230 local establishments across Toronto.

The 2025 edition of Winterlicious presents a banquet of dining options to suit all budgets, with lunch ranging from $20 to $55, and dinner from $55 to $75. Discover the unique flavours of Toronto in restaurants that make their home in our lively downtown core, and those contributing to the dynamism of our neighbourhoods.

Significantly, over 25 restaurants from Ward 13 Toronto Centre are participating in Winterlicious this year, offering an impressive array of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options to meet all dietary requirements of our constituents. To discover the gastronomic treasures in your vicinity, click here!

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