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Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods, and every one has its own food identity, from Kensington Market cafés to Yorkville pastry counters and the restaurants of Little Italy and the Danforth.

Alberta cooks for crowds, from Calgary and Edmonton restaurants to mountain resort kitchens in the Rockies and ranch family gatherings across the prairies.

British Columbia’s food scene spans Vancouver’s restaurants and coffee bars, Okanagan wineries, Vancouver Island farm-to-table kitchens and mountain resort towns.

Quebec has one of the richest food cultures in North America, shaped by French tradition, cabane à sucre feasts and a love of pastry and café life in Montreal, Quebec City and beyond.

Ontario covers a lot of ground, from Toronto’s restaurant strips and Ottawa’s cafés to wine country in Niagara and cottage kitchens up north.

Las Vegas kitchens operate at a scale few cities match, from resort buffets and celebrity-chef restaurants on the Strip to off-Strip cafés, bakeries and neighborhood bars.

Boston is a city of bakeries and cafés, with historic neighborhoods like the North End known for pastry, and a dining scene that ranges from seafood restaurants to cozy brunch spots in Cambridge and Somerville.

Miami’s dining scene moves to its own beat, from Cuban coffee windows and Latin bakeries to rooftop cocktail bars and hotel dessert menus in South Beach and Brickell.

Atlanta’s food scene mixes Southern comfort with global influences, and desserts sit at the heart of it: peach cobbler, banana pudding, sweet potato pie and layer cakes at family reunions and church suppers.

Denver blends a lively city dining scene with weekends in the mountains, and both call for good desserts and warm drinks.