East Toronto Guides: 5 new local businesses worth checking out this spring
By ERIN HORROCKS-POPE
Against a backdrop of springtime renewal, East Toronto is welcoming a fresh crop of businesses all set to bloom. These spots range from alcohol-free cocktails to upscale brunches, and a new community veterinarian.
Here’s a few of the new businesses we’ve spotted in the area.
Tiarrés Brunch ‘n Cakes
Prepare to indulge in elegance at Tiarré’s Brunch ‘N Cakes, formerly Sophie’s Kitchen, as they unveil their second location (original restaurant in Bayview Village) in the heart of the Beach. Coming soon to the intersection of Queen Street East and Waverley Road, this new spot is introducing a one-of-a-kind East Toronto experience: a luxurious High Tea affair. Get ready to indulge in a world of flavour and sophistication at Tiarrés as you sample delectable bites meticulously paired with an array of premium teas – available every weekend.
HEAL Wellness
HEAL Wellness, near Woodbine Avenue on Queen Street East, is a new acai bowl and smoothie shop dedicated to serving all-natural superfoods. Each bowl or drink features real fruit and nutrient-rich ingredients like acai, goji berries, chia seeds, and hemp hearts. Customizable with add-ons like nut butters and protein powder, HEAL Wellness is made for convenient and delicious breakfasts, lunches, or snacks.
Amo’s
Amo’s, a recent addition to Queen Street East, opposite Kew Gardens is a cozy Italian-inspired eatery that invites guests to savour a variety of breakfast and lunch delights, including classic egg dishes, homemade hash-brown latkes, and enticing sandwiches and salads. For dinner, customer favourite include their unique pasta creations and flavorful main courses like Ribeye steak, Pistachio Crusted Salmon, and succulent Lamb Chops.
