TIFF 2018: Five Must-See Films
Notable picks from this year’s festival.
This fall, the 43rd annual Toronto International Film Festival presents another crop of exceptional cinema.
Toronto
Jayne’s Cottages
Home away from home.
Blending the home-away-from-home feel of Airbnb with the personal service of a five-star hotel, Jayne’s Cottages hits a sweet spot in alternative luxury accommodations.
Don Alfonso 1890, Toronto
A taste of the Amalfi Coast.
Michelin-starred chefs Alfonso and Ernesto Iaccarino open their newest restaurant in Toronto’s Financial District.
Hotel X Toronto
Staycation revelation.
For Torontonians looking for all the trappings of a luxury retreat within the borders of the Six, Hotel X is a staycation revelation.
Whitney Linen
Room to breathe.
The Toronto-based linen company specializes in Côte D’Azur–inspired pieces for men and women.
Canada’s Best Ice Cream Sandwiches
Sweet treats.
A nostalgic sweet reminiscent of hot summer days and sticky fingers, the ice cream sandwich is more than just a convenience store snack.
Sofia, Toronto
More than a meal.
Executive chef Christine Mast, formerly of Canoe and Origin Liberty, is behind the seasonal Italian menu.
Spiders at the ROM
Fear and fascination.
The multifaceted exhibition showcases over 400 live and preserved spider specimens in addition to featuring interactive games and video experiences.
Giulietta, Toronto
Uncomplicated classics.
Unpretentious drinks and vegetable-forward fare is what owners Rob Rossi and David Minicucci have in mind.
