Suggestions for Road near Toronto

deekay • April 3, 2016Love this place - better than Khao San Road but can't beat Suhko Thai!

Simon J. • June 7, 2011By far the best bicycle shop for road racing

Hesam M. • May 21, 2010the best fish & chips in the city...almost worth the road trip.

A C. • May 7, 2011Check out the little boardwalk and fountain just to the north of the beach, across the road

CITY GRIT • August 1, 2014We loved the Rocky Road Bar, Cinnamon Bun, & the Pretzel Rolls.

Shanta N. • October 17, 2010Make sure you make it out for the Retro Road Show (@retroroadshow) on the 3rd Saturday of every month! @DJThomasHall spinning the hits with videos on the walls. Let the good times roll!

Denise M. • August 12, 2012The Art Interventions (by TIMEANDDESIRE) AKA: Forting were pretty awesome until Troy Ford took them down.... they went best with a side of Fish & Chips from across the road! >_<

Miguel F. • December 21, 2011The khao soi here is horrid. Like all their curries, it's way too runny, wrong noodles and taste like water. Go to sukhothai or khao San road please.

Gabriel S. • October 29, 20202 free parking lots in the park: at the Grenadier Restaurant in the middle & on Spring road at the south east corner. Parking is also available sporadically along West Road and Colborne Lodge Drive.

Eric • January 4, 2016I prefer khao San road. The good is not spicy, it's noisy, bag service, and wait times are long

World Lyme D. • November 1, 2011Yes, You MUST, there is everything for you to find in this mall or directly across the street on Orvis Road.. this area has it all.. but, I would start with the mall. You can always find great sales.

Franziska G. • May 10, 2017Fantastic aquarium with moving underwater road, some animals can be touched

Cam_in_Bris • October 24, 2019Very old school. Great breakfast bagel. Tiny vintage espresso machine (and a solid iced latte). The opposite feel of Dark Horse across the road - which is a modern/roomy/generic coffee shop.

Leah • February 13, 2012The Americanos are amazing, but tea lovers, take note: they carry Silk Road teas, a Victoria brand I've never encountered off the Island.