One of the coolest, most laid back areas of Toronto. Great bars, shops, and restaurants. From May to October, during the last Sunday of every month the streets are closed off for pedestrians only.
Best chcocolate in the city. One bite of the English Toffee is all it takes to get hooked!
Try the Crispy Pork Hock - Served with kimchi, poached eggs, house potatoes and toast #brunch #pork
This two-story food bazaar is a foodie paradise. Delicacies abound, of both the exotic and the local varieties.
Absolutely the best Peameal bacon Sandwich in the city. You owe it to your Tastebuds to try one! Read more.
Sports fans get to see the Stanley Cup up close or can get on the ice and take shots and live goalies. This is the place to visit for hockey memorabilia.
An evolutionary interpretation of grilled cheese and bread, especially the "Beijing," a hoisin, barbecue pork and Asiago sandwich. Read more.
Just like any good sausage hall, it's crazy loud fun in here. Choose your style, choose your sausage, choose your booze and treat yourself. Golden crisp Duck Fat Fries are a must. Read more.
Awesome graffiti mecca in downtown! Don't forget your camera. Fan of Rick Mercer? You should recognize the alley from his rants then!
Everything’s created in house here, from the cocktails to the charcuterie. Jen Agg also has a little gem across the street, and expectations are high for her newcomer, Rhum Corner. [Eater 38 Member]
If you're in Terminal 1, go to David's Tea for a hot or iced bevy before your flight.
There are very few sandwiches worth a 20 minute wait, but their pork belly banh mi is. Have it with mayo, pickle, cilantro, and jalapeño.
Welcome to the only pedestrian zone in Toronto, home to the largest collection of Victorian-era buildings in North America. Don't miss the Love Locks installation to leave your mark in the city.
