Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
KŌST
80 Blue Jays WayPatio with views of cn tower
Calii Love
367 King St WHealthy bowls and smoothies
La Carnita
501 College StTrendy tacos
Great independent coffee shop from top local roasters. Breakfast and snack items too
18 locals recommend
Strange Love Coffee
101 Spadina Ave.Great independent coffee shop from top local roasters. Breakfast and snack items too
Quantum Coffee
482 King St WModern sophisticated independent coffee shop
Yard Bird at Pizza Rustica
37 Blue Jays WayOpen 24hrs, super convenient
Gusto 101
101 Portland StIndustrial chic Italian spot
Lee
497 King St WUpscale Asian fusion with amazing cocktails.
Nadège Patisserie
780 Queen St WTasty French pastries and coffee/tea
Wilbur Mexicana
552 King St WTrendy Mexican street food with a streetside patio
The closest coffee shop to our condo. Has good quality coffee, snacks and pastries.
11 locals recommend
French Made Toronto
80 Blue Jays WayThe closest coffee shop to our condo. Has good quality coffee, snacks and pastries.
PAI
18 Duncan StTasty, authentic Thai food
Buca
604 King St WExcellent Italian Food
Baro
485 King St WTrendy spot for Latin inspired cuisine and cocktails
Trendy, stylishly decorated spot for elevated North American food and cocktails
31 locals recommend
Drake One Fifty
150 York StTrendy, stylishly decorated spot for elevated North American food and cocktails
Very trendy spot for Ramen, created by popular New York restaurateur David Chang
59 locals recommend
Momofuku Noodle Bar
190 University AveVery trendy spot for Ramen, created by popular New York restaurateur David Chang
Forno Cultura
609 King St WAuthentic Italian bakery with pastries and good coffee
Soma Chocolate Maker
32 Tank House LaneToronto's best chocolatier, also has gelato
Drinks & Nightlife
Bar Hop
391 King St WTrendy artisanal cocktails and snacks
One of Toronto's most famous breweries right next to the CN tower, offer tours.
334 locals recommend
Steam Whistle Brewing
255 Bremner BlvdOne of Toronto's most famous breweries right next to the CN tower, offer tours.
Parks & Nature
The best views of the Toronto skyline, beaches and walking trails
1035 locals recommend
Toronto Islands
The best views of the Toronto skyline, beaches and walking trails
Toronto's largest park with lots of hiking trails through forests and a lake. the main grassy hill is a popular picnic spot and also features Toronto's famous cherry blossoms in the spring. There's a little cafe in the middle with snacks and ice cream during the summer.
494 locals recommend
High Park Subway Station
Toronto's largest park with lots of hiking trails through forests and a lake. the main grassy hill is a popular picnic spot and also features Toronto's famous cherry blossoms in the spring. There's a little cafe in the middle with snacks and ice cream during the summer.
A historical quarry turned nature reserve with a nice view of the city. There's a cute cafe where you can pick up a coffee or brunch then stroll the trails.
275 locals recommend
Evergreen Brick Works
550 Bayview AveA historical quarry turned nature reserve with a nice view of the city. There's a cute cafe where you can pick up a coffee or brunch then stroll the trails.
Sightseeing
CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdAuthentically bohemian historic neighbourhood with coffee shops, restaurants and lots of thrift stores.
1698 locals recommend
Kensington Market
Authentically bohemian historic neighbourhood with coffee shops, restaurants and lots of thrift stores.
Named one of North America's hippest streets/neighbourhoods. Lots of independent cafes, shops and restaurants.
723 locals recommend
Queen Street West
Queen Street WestNamed one of North America's hippest streets/neighbourhoods. Lots of independent cafes, shops and restaurants.
Toronto's most upscale neighbourhood, home to designer shopping and fancy restaurants
120 locals recommend
Yorkville Avenue
Yorkville AvenueToronto's most upscale neighbourhood, home to designer shopping and fancy restaurants
Toronto's oldest neighbourhood. Stroll through cobblestoned streets full of cute little shops, galleries, and great restaurants
1704 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StToronto's oldest neighbourhood. Stroll through cobblestoned streets full of cute little shops, galleries, and great restaurants
Dundas Square
Dundas SquareToronto's version of Time's Square, in the centre of downtown.
Great views of the lake and surrounded by restaurants. Often has festivals and events as well.
512 locals recommend
Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay WGreat views of the lake and surrounded by restaurants. Often has festivals and events as well.
Chinatown
292 Spadina Ave.Gooderham Building
49 Wellington St EToronto's iconic flatiron building.
Entertainment & Activities
Rogers Centre
1 Blue Jays WayRipley's Aquarium of Canada
288 Bremner BlvdOne of the best independent and art movie theatres in North America. Also has two restaurants and a nice cocktail lounge
582 locals recommend
TIFF Bell Lightbox
350 King St WOne of the best independent and art movie theatres in North America. Also has two restaurants and a nice cocktail lounge
Air canada Centre
40 Bay StreetBest spot for seeing popular bands and sporting events
Princess of Wales Theatre
300 King St WArts & Culture
Royal Alexandra Theatre
260 King St WRoy Thomson Hall
60 Simcoe StArt Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St WRoyal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkPrincess of Wales Theatre
300 King St WEverything Else
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
255 Front St WHotel Fairmont Royal York
100 Front St WOne of Toronto's most iconic and upscale hotels.
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
181 Wellington St WFeatures one of Toronto's top restaurants