Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Our friend Constance is the chef. Her food is some of the best in Toronto. Very "Montreal" feel -- cosy & elegant.
Weezie's
364 A King St EOur friend Constance is the chef. Her food is some of the best in Toronto. Very "Montreal" feel -- cosy & elegant.
Lynn Crawford is the chef -- awesome food -- just a short walk over the bridge from The Percy.
66 locals recommend
Ruby Watchco
730 Queen St ELynn Crawford is the chef -- awesome food -- just a short walk over the bridge from The Percy.
When David had his 45th birthday, we rented out the whole restaurant. Guiseppe is the kindest chef. He makes you feel like you're in Italy in the middle of downtown Toronto.
11 locals recommend
Fusilli
531 Queen St EWhen David had his 45th birthday, we rented out the whole restaurant. Guiseppe is the kindest chef. He makes you feel like you're in Italy in the middle of downtown Toronto.
The only place in Toronto you can get a "heart attack hamburger" -- that is actually on the menu. FANTASTIC burgers -- and really weird decor. It is NOT fine dining - but it is super fun to go to.
13 locals recommend
Dangerous Dan's Diner
714 Queen Street EastThe only place in Toronto you can get a "heart attack hamburger" -- that is actually on the menu. FANTASTIC burgers -- and really weird decor. It is NOT fine dining - but it is super fun to go to.
Internet cafe at its best. GREAT coffee and a short walk over the bridge.
188 locals recommend
Dark Horse Espresso Bar
215 Spadina Ave.Internet cafe at its best. GREAT coffee and a short walk over the bridge.
Our local, "local" -- most nights has live music, huge assortment of beer on tap and an outside terrace that is open year-round. Sunday brunch is a winner.
49 locals recommend
Dominion Pub and Kitchen
500 Queen St EOur local, "local" -- most nights has live music, huge assortment of beer on tap and an outside terrace that is open year-round. Sunday brunch is a winner.
Everything Else
The oldest part of Toronto. Historic - filled with arts shoppes, great restaurants, Balsacs coffee and much more. Only a 10 minute walk south.
1704 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StThe oldest part of Toronto. Historic - filled with arts shoppes, great restaurants, Balsacs coffee and much more. Only a 10 minute walk south.
Every Sunday there is an antique market, with negotiable prices -- beautiful stuff. The market has fresh food, baked goods....etc........
15 locals recommend
St Lawrence Hall
157 King St EEvery Sunday there is an antique market, with negotiable prices -- beautiful stuff. The market has fresh food, baked goods....etc........