Here’s where Anthony Bourdain ate when he visited Toronto
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If you can't decide on a destination for your next date night in the city, take a page out of Anthony Bourdain's book.
If you can’t decide on a destination for your next dinner date, take a page out of Anthony Bourdain’s book. Literally. The late star — a beloved TV personality, writer, and celebrated chef — co-authored a book with Laurie Woolever called World Travel: An Irreverent Guide, which explores “some of the world’s most fascinating places”, including Toronto, from Bourdain’s point of view. Bourdain and Woolever started working on the book in the months before his death in 2018. It was finally published in April 2021, and his words are supplemented by essays from his colleagues and loved ones.…
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