A huge new food hall is opening in Toronto this summer, bringing together some of the city's most popular restaurants and chefs.
Waterworks Food Hall, opening in Toronto this June, will give new life to the historic Waterworks building at 499 Richmond West.
The massive 55,000 square foot Art Deco building is currently under development to host more than 20 carefully selected food vendors from around the city, creating a microcosm of the city's diverse culinary landscape.
Even more interesting than the news of the new food hall is the list of restaurants planning to open.
Harry's Charbroiled, a Little India favorite, will be serving classic burgers and fries alongside Turkish bakery and cafe Riu Lokum Atelier. There you can buy freshly baked baklava, coffee and Turkish delight.
Roncesburghs ramen staple Musosin has signed a lease for the space, along with Desert Empire, Demetre's and smoked meat sandwich specialist Dave's Genuine Deli.
To wash it all down, there will also be drinks from Boxcar Social and SOBR Market, a completely non-alcoholic bottle shop.
This is just a taste of the great offerings you can expect from Waterworks Food Hall, with additional vendors to be announced in the coming weeks.
Although an exact opening date has not yet been announced, the promise of a June opening brings the long-awaited food hall one step closer to making its presence felt in the city.