Posted by Greg Clow in in the papers, news and media on September 27, 2008 at 3:05 pm

Here’s a round-up of the food & drink articles in Toronto’s papers today…

Globe & Mail:

• Joanne Kates is delighted by the afternoon tea at C5 (although the headline writer for the review deserves a smack for calling it "high tea", because it's not).
• Beppi Crosariol thinks pink - Pink Floyd, that is - and reviews Dark Side Of The Moon Shiraz from Australia's Claymore Wines.
• Lucy Waverman offers some recipes that are free of common food allergens such as nuts, eggs, dairy and seafood.
• Sasha Chapman looks at how faith and food are coming together with a community shared agriculture project at First Narayever Synagogue.
• Tenille Bonoguore checks out the exclusive new Wine Room at the ACC's Platinum Club.

National Post:

• Gina Mallet commends Forest Hill bistro The Southside for recently lowering their menu prices while still offering some very good food.
• Margaret Swaine reviews a good mix of wines from today's Vintages release.
• Jon Bricker and Kate Swoger get in touch with their inner Quebeckers at Etobicoke's Cafe du Lac.
• Rebecca Tucker reports on last weekend's Good Food For All Festival.
• Araminta Wordsworth reviews the tongue-twistingly titled book Propitious Esculent: The Potato in World History.
• Bonnie Stern enjoys the best of fall with some tasty apple recipes.

Toronto Star:

• Corey Mintz joins the chorus of praise for Pizzeria Libretto.
• Gord Stimmell is disappointed with many of the Burgundies in today's Vintages release, but still manages to find a few gems.
• Anita Stewart explores the food and drink of Wellington County.
• Mark Bittman makes a simple but delicious Hainanese chicken dish.
• Dana Flavelle reports on the effects that the recession is having on grocery stores and restaurants, as people are eating out less and cooking at home more.