Looking to try a new spot for a client meeting or date night? Add these buzzy eateries in Yorkville to your must-visit list—they’ve all opened in recent months, and are exciting additions to the neighbourhood, whether you’re in the mood for a fresh take on Mediterranean street food or an edomae style omakase meal created by a two-Michelin-star chef. MSSM In the mood for incredible sushi? Open for both lunch and dinner, MSSM exclusively serves a 14-course edomae style omakase menu overseen by chef Masaki Saito of the two-Michelin-star restaurant Sushi Masaki Saito. 154 Cumberland Street, 2nd floor    St. Thomas Restaurant and Wine Bar Opened by chef-owner Quinton Bennett of the tasting-menu-only, one-Michelin-starred restaurant Enigma, this elegant Yorkville destination offers Spanish-inspired small plates made with seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients. 23 St.

There are a host of exciting, new art exhibitions, musical performances and happening in and near Yorkville this winter. Here are five of our top arts and culture picks to add to your to-do list today. YangYang Pen: Shadow Bloom January 12–February 23, 2024 Toronto painter YangYang Pan will be showcasing her work at Yorkville Village this winter.

Wondering how you’re going to keep warm in style now that it’s finally cold out? A great coat is a winter essential, but you’ll also want to layer on some cozy, insulating accessories now that sub-zero temperatures are in the forecast. Ahead, seven stylish accessories to add to your winter arsenal. This Moment by Moment wool-blend scarf from Andrews will add a pop of colour to the greyest winter day.   Designed for specific Veronica Beard coats and blazers, this quilted dickey is available at TNT.   Find these cozy, Brunello Cucinelli cashmere-lined leather gloves at Via Cavour.   Go big and bold this winter with Acne Studios’ large logo print scarf. Available at TNT.   Proceeds from the sale of these Sentaler baby alpaca gloves benefit SickKids Foundation.   We love the slouchy design of this White+Warren cashmere beanie, available at Andrews.   Available through Judith & Charles, this wool and cashmere Holzweiler dipper check scarf is an instant classic..

Equal parts festive and celebratory, New Year’s Eve is one of those special occasions when looking fabulous is practically mandatory. This year, why not embrace a high-shine moment, try head-to-toe metallics, or go for the drama of a fringe or feather statement? Whether you’re planning to spend New Year’s Eve on the dance floor or on the beach, here are eight swish finds that will help you welcome the new year in style. This edgy, high-shine dress by Forte Forte, available at Andrews, is effortlessly modern.

Getting ready for a busy holiday season? Whether you’re hosting guests in the coming weeks, or will be visiting friends and loved ones, it’s the small details that make the difference when it comes to festive celebrations at home. Here are five dining, beverage and décor essentials to elevate your next holiday party. SPECIALTY WINES At The Wine Shop, you’ll find a wide variety of wines for serving and gifting, including this flavourful Honest Lot Cabernet Sauvignon with 0g of sugar. EASY APPETIZERS At Whole Foods, you can order a wide range of tasty holiday appetizers for pick up. The selection includes everything from shrimp and antipasti platters to crab bites and truffle-and-chive devilled eggs. A SHOWY CENTERPIECE Whether your décor is more minimalist or festive for the holidays, a stunning arrangement from Teatro Verde is a must-have.

This holiday season, you can shop independent designers and Canadian labels at our new, festive holiday market and pop-up boutique. On daily until December 23, 2023, For The Love of Markets features a rotating selection of curated and artisanal gift ideas from over 100 local businesses and makers. Find seasonal décor, handmade jewelry, natural bath and body essentials and more for the whole family. At the market and pop-up, you can discover and shop sustainable essentials for your littles from The Nifty Tot, Funky Chocolatier sweets, handmade tabletop items from Brie’s Ceramics, adorable hats by Willy Bee Knits, sterling silver and stainless steel jewelry by Lis the Label, and much more. Find the market on the Upper Level at Yorkville Village. The pop-up shop is on the second floor between Waxon and Myodetox. HOURS Monday to Saturday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm.