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The best mussels in Toronto

The best mussels in Toronto

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Native to both saltwater and freshwater habitats, mussels are truly a unique treat, whether served steamed, smoked, barbequed or fried. They're also an excellent source of selenium and B12. Paired with fresh frites, soft bread or dropped into a scrumptious seafood stew, mussels represent a culinary tradition that’s alive and well in Toronto. [Image credit: iStock.com/ChristianColmer]

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Maude Temperance is a freewheeling freelance writer currently based in Toronto. She’s a tarot reader, drag enthusiast, and lover of all things quirky and queer. You can often find Maude communing with nature in Trinity Bellwoods Park, taking a boxing class with the Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Gym, diligently planning out her next trip to Burning Man or stopping to smell the roses (and hyacinths) at Allen Gardens Conservatory.

Southern and NOLA-themed restaurants in Toronto

From Po-boys to Peuchaud: TO’s top NOLA-themed restos

Bourbon, gumbo and Mardi Gras beads: Many would say that New Orleans is one of the most magical places in North America. Toronto has embraced the culinary traditions of the Big Easy with a slew of NOLA-themed restaurants and watering holes. Whether serving up a bowl of crawfish or a sparkling Sazerac, the following restaurants will knock your socks off faster than you can say beignet.[Image credit: iStock.com/rebeccafondren]

The best cafés around Trinity Bellwoods

Trinity Bellwoods is one of Toronto’s top spots to soak in the sun all summer long, not to mention one of best beaten paths for dog owners during winter, spring and fall. Whether catching a match of tennis or lounging in the dog bowl, activities always go better with a good cup of joe. The following is a list of the best close-by cafés and coffee shops to keep you peppy all day long. [Featured image: The Tampered Press]

The best bars to order absinthe in Toronto

Where to order absinthe in Toronto

Absinthe is one of the most mysterious of liquors, with its origins in 18th century Switzerland. With an anise-flavour and greenish colour, Absinthe is one of the most sought after – and hard to find – alcoholic drinks on the market, popular among bohemians, academics and artists alike. The following is a list of places you can go in Toronto to dance with the green fairy. [Image credit: iStock.com/augustproject]