Island Blend

08/24/2026

From giving up, to giving it “one last try,” to almost giving up again — moments like this remind us why we keep going.

Shout out to Mr. Lova Lova, Shaggy Aka Mr Boombastic O.D, for stopping by and sharing his love for Real Trinidadian Cooking. 🇹🇹 

We’re grateful for every person who walks through our doors, enjoys our food, and supports us. 

📍 Island Blend — 1940 Queen St. E
Toronto, The Beaches 🌴 

Interview by The Social

08/23/2026

To answer the questions... This is what had today- our Gourmet Goat Doubles. as well

Our Goat is one of our top selling items. Definitely worth a try.

08/19/2026

Braised until tender. De-boned. Topped with golden fried on a soft coco bun.

Goes well with our Oxtail Soup.

08/02/2026

Throwback to last weekend's Jazz Fest! 🎶

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and grabbed a bite. Your support helps our business thrive, while also supporting the other vendors and local businesses that make events like this so special.

Shoutout to Steve The Creator 🎥 for capture! 📸

07/26/2026

The Beaches Jazz Fest 2026

07/25/2026

07/23/2026

🎷 IT’S JAZZ FEST WEEKEND IN TORONTO! 🎶

Heading to Beaches Jazz Fest? Make sure you stop by Island Blend for a taste of Trinidadian & Caribbean cuisine! 🇹🇹🌴

A few things to know:
⏰ Special hours: 3 PM – 10 PM (or till sold out)
🍽️ Limited menu specially for Jazz Fest
📍 1940 Queen St. E., The Beaches Come for the music. Stay for the food. 🎶🍽️

Tag someone you’re bringing to Jazz Fest! 👇


Big tune Freetown Collective

07/16/2026

Shout out to Shaggy Aka Mr Boombastic O.D for dropping by. 

Every dish we serve is made from recipes passed down through generations with love—from my grandmother, to my mom. It's an honor to share those family traditions with everyone who comes through our door. 

Starting a restaurant from scratch hasn't been easy, but moments like this remind us why we do it and not given up. This one was our ‘one last try’ 

Having the opportunity to host a legend & 2x Grammy winner was a pleasure.

07/15/2026

- This is where the main flavors of Trinidadian & Caribbean cooking come from. A mixture of fresh herbs. One of the main herb is / / /