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Borealia the name of this restaurant was one of the possible names considered by the Fathers of Confederation. Its origions are Latin, meaning northern.
Where: 59 Ossington Avenue
Owners: Evelyn Wu and Chef Wayne Morris
The Food: If you’re wondering what Canadian food is, Borealia delivers. The menu draws on inspiration from the historic foods of the natives, early settlers, and subsequent immigrant groups who arrived in 18th and 19th centuries here in Canada.
The ingredients are sourced from local Ontario farms and artisans and they use only sustainable fish and seafood.
The Drinks: Lots of beers from local micro brews, wines from here in Ontario and some fabulous wines from Europe and the rest of the…
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