Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
We Brew Cafe
225 Queens Quay WFreshly brewed coffees, and delicious fresh salads and panini.
They have awesome gourmet thin-crust pizzas, sandwiches, in addition to their namesake gelato. IIRC they have specials every day.
24 locals recommend
G For Gelato
75 Jarvis StreetThey have awesome gourmet thin-crust pizzas, sandwiches, in addition to their namesake gelato. IIRC they have specials every day.
Located in a historic building built in the 1840s IIRC, they serve French cuisine with an updated interior.
13 locals recommend
Rosewater Room
19 Toronto StLocated in a historic building built in the 1840s IIRC, they serve French cuisine with an updated interior.
Sightseeing
The Cathedral Church of St. James
106 King St EBecause you need a picture with the TORONTO sign before it is taken down.
259 locals recommend
Toronto City Hall
100 Queen St WBecause you need a picture with the TORONTO sign before it is taken down.
Entertainment & Activities
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
27 Front St EScotiabank Theatre
259 Richmond St WNice cinema and seating, with 3D, AVX, IMAX showings.
Cheap movies - $5 on Tuesdays, $10 general admission. Student discount $7 all week.
42 locals recommend
Imagine Cinema Market Square
80 Front St ECheap movies - $5 on Tuesdays, $10 general admission. Student discount $7 all week.
Arts & Culture
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkEssentials
Metro
89 Gould StIt is open 24/7.
Shopping
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StFlagship Hudson's Bay store, 7 floors of pure joy or frustration. Also houses the first SAK'S Fifth Avenue store of Toronto.
58 locals recommend
Hudson's Bay
37 Richmond St WFlagship Hudson's Bay store, 7 floors of pure joy or frustration. Also houses the first SAK'S Fifth Avenue store of Toronto.
Drinks & Nightlife
Gastropub with great food and a huge selection of beers. Also has a fantastic patio.
25 locals recommend
Beerbistro
18 King St EGastropub with great food and a huge selection of beers. Also has a fantastic patio.
A highly rated speakeasy lounge, located in what used to be the D.W. Alexander trading co. Blink and you will miss the entrance!
15 locals recommend
D.W. Alexander
19 Church StA highly rated speakeasy lounge, located in what used to be the D.W. Alexander trading co. Blink and you will miss the entrance!
A staple in the St Lawrence neighbourhood since 1988. Extensive beer list, some of which are their own creations. Most of their ingredients for the food menu are sourced from the St. Lawrence Market.
52 locals recommend
C'est What?
67 Front St EA staple in the St Lawrence neighbourhood since 1988. Extensive beer list, some of which are their own creations. Most of their ingredients for the food menu are sourced from the St. Lawrence Market.