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Such a nice place to be when the weather is treating you! People watching, boats going in and out, restaurants and bars nearby, canoe club, plenty to seat and relax. Loved it!
Even in the winter months, the Harbourfront has wonderful walking paths next to Lake Ontario. Look for the big umbrella tree near the Music Gardens to capture a unique photo.
Rent a canoe and trek across the lake. Or simply take the boat over to centre island and enjoy the park
Boating, canoeing, sightseeing. Don't jump in though. Super cold water and only safe for swimming at designated areas and beaches.
The platters are HUGE! If you're going with three friends, split the platter for two... TRUST ME!
Why is there a giant red canoe on the top of a hill? So you can climb up, and climb in, to look past the cars whizzing by on the Gardiner Expressway for a great view Lake Ontario. Read more.
Nice park with a nice view of downtown (when people actually pick up after their dogs).
Some obnoxious dog owners here. Offered to point out where their Labrador took a dump and they weren’t interested. Watch out for the dog shit and the shit attitudes.
Visit the islands by 20-person canoe. Frequent departures from the Harboufront. Located at 283A Queen's Quay West. Call us: 416-093-4224 or email: info@canoetoronto.com canoetoronto.com Read more.
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Very crowded but worth the ferrycruise! It has everything: A themepark for families with children and beautiful beaches to relax!
Great place! This time though there were 3 big staff parties booked and only 2 servers. Service is a bit slow for parties, not sure for sit down dinners. Would recommend though!
Great for pool and ping pong. Average bar food. Fun place.
Great place.. especially when the roof is open...
The kale salad, butter chicken and lamb lollipops are delicious! Great service!
Absolutely excellent Indian food. It’s a quaint restaurant with outstanding service, and amazing food.
Loved the beef brisket
Inside the TIFF Bell Lightbox and run by Oliver & Bonacini, the duo behind local hot spots Bannock, Jump, and Canoe.
Try the Lazy Caprese! Best Caeser in the city!
Everything, but I particularly enjoy the Poulet Plat. Their sourdough bread the provide to start is out of this world.
french onion soup and steak frites is amazing....also try the house patte
Fabulous. French. Parfait.Everything is the way it should be.
The best restaurant in town. The food is spectacular, the service - exceptional, and the view... What a view. Ask for a window seat.
One of the most iconic restaurants in Toronto; for its acclaimed regional Canadian cuisine as much as for its stunning views from atop the landmark TD Bank Tower. [Eater 38 Member]
Fabulous Canadian food! Make your reservation, come hungry and enjoy the view!
My fav pub. Good beer and great food. Lovely backyard patio under a WWII parachute.
Best thing to order is the apple and spinach salad with blackened chicken and a pint of Barking Squirrel!
The customer service and well crafted brunch and beer pairing keep me coming back.
Good cucumber salad and a great burger. Jalapeños on the burger add some good heat.
Make sure you check out the specials!
Try the sweet and spicy wings - hot sauce and honey garlic mixed together. Tasty!
Best porridge ever: wildberry risotto oatmeal!
If you're a lite sleeper request a room as far from elevators as possible. Even from the 26th floor I hear it running all night like elephants @ an amusement park :( Everything else is really great!
$24 for parking and $8/day for Internet access, Really?!!? Should be included!
First experience at Trattoria Mercatto was amazing. Risotto Al Funghi and Prosciutto/ Rucula pizza was absolutely perfect. Torta de Formaggio or simply cheesecake with amarena cherries is delicious.
The washrooms are so cool!
Good service. The salad of beet, rugula, burrata and almonds is wonderful.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA