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Calling all gourmets!
If you love exploring new cuisines, from fusion fare to comfort classics and indulgent sweet treats, you’ll love these latest restaurant openings in Burlington, Hamilton and Oshawa.
A new dining concept has opened in Burlington, bringing several brands under one roof at Walmart, 4515 Dundas Street.
Operating under the name Ghost Kitchens, the restaurant offers a variety of menu items from brands such as Smoke’s Poutinerie, Beast Burgers and The Cheesecake Factory, all prepared by staff in the same kitchen.
Other brands available include Crepe Delicious, Niko’s Greek Grill, The Breakfast Basket, Pepe’s Perogies, and Leaf Life.
The concept, developed by Toronto entrepreneurs, aims to make it easy for consumers to satisfy a variety of food needs in one location.
Orders are placed via electronic menus and trained staff prepare the meals for both physical and online customers.
Mountain Brew Café
A new cafe has opened at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton.
Mountain Brew Café is located at 711 Concession St, on the first floor of the hospital’s main entrance.
The café is open 24/7 and serves freshly brewed coffee, made-to-order breakfast sandwiches, snacks and more.
According to Hamilton Health Sciences, the café will serve specialty espresso drinks, bagel melts, baked goods and a variety of sandwiches and salads made on site.
The recently opened 70 King Market in Oshawa now offers several new culinary experiences, including the unique Philipp’n Italian, a fusion of Filipino and Italian cuisine.
The restaurant, located at 70 King St E., is the result of a decades-long collaboration between chefs Faye and Peter, combining their expertise from their family restaurants: The Hungry Moon in Scarborough and The Flavoured Journey in Whitby.
Philipp’n Italian has a distinctive menu that combines iconic dishes from both cultures. Highlights include Calderetta Gnocchi (Italian gnocchi in Filipino brisket stew), Chicken Fusilli (Filipino kare-kare chicken with Italian fusilli pasta), Pork Belly Risotto (sweet pork in adobo broth), Milkfish Risotto and Vota Vota (a Sicilian-style calzone).
70 King Market is located in the historic Genosha Hotel building, which has stood since 1929. The hotel was once Oshawa’s luxury residence, hosting celebrities and serving as a major concert venue.
Other restaurants that have established themselves here are:
- Bao Mom (Filipino and Asian inspired dishes)
- Sushi again (a la carte sushi)
- Gabe & Pancha’s (for those with a sweet tooth)
- Tastonia Kitchen (vegetable bowls, salads and smoothies)
- Zaps Polish Streetfood (Polish pizza, sausages, schnitzel and more)
- Church’s Texas Chicken (fried chicken and honey butter cookies, Texas style).
A growing American restaurant chain specializing in mini pancakes has opened its first Canadian location in Oshawa.
Panda Pancakes, founded in 2021, recently opened a kiosk in Oshawa Centre at 419 King St W. The shop sells petite pancakes with sweet toppings like strawberries, Nutella, and dulce de leche sauce.
Guests can also customize their toppings.
The new location purchases fresh fruit and real butter daily to create samples that can be given free to customers.
The brand even sells waffle and pancake mix, so customers can make the dishes themselves at home.
D Spot Dessert Café has opened its first location in north Oshawa at 1340 Clearbrook Dr., just off Taunton Road and Wilson Road. It’s located in a plaza next to the recently opened Farmboy, Chick-fil-A and Shelby’s Legendary Shawarma.
The café offers a wide selection of desserts including cakes, waffles, skillet cookies, pancakes and crepes, which can be topped with fruit, ice cream and melted chocolate for extra indulgence.
Some cake options include the classic red velvet cake, carrot cake, chocolate lava cake, and birthday cake.
The “Lotus Cookie Butter Milk Cake” is one of the most ordered items. It is a vanilla sponge cake soaked in a rich tres leches mix, covered with caramelized Lotus cookie crumbs.
D Spot’s menu features a wide variety of hot and cold drinks, perfect as a snack or with any meal.
Some D-Spot locations don’t just serve desserts. Their menus also feature meals like sandwiches, burgers, sausages, pizzas, and poutines, all topped with savory toppings.
—Cover photo via Instagram @pancakesofpanda
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