Beverley Ann DCruz

Beverley Ann D'Cruz

Originally from Mumbai, India, Beverley now calls Toronto home. When not globetrotting to feed her passion for food and culture you can find her cooking for friends or sipping Negronis. As a result, she also spends way too much time in the gym trying to burn off all those indulgent calories.

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