Toronto Local Guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Explore the largest Greek neighbourhood in North America and one of the mostcosmopolitan areas of Toronto!
Exploring the diverse food options: Rendez-Vous for Ethiopian, Mr. Pide for Turkish, Herby Restaurant for Persian, Momo Hut for Tibetan, El Charro for Mexican and Beiteddine for Lebanese
Going vinyl hunting at Kops Records and Mike’s Music Store.
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The Danforth
Explore the largest Greek neighbourhood in North America and one of the mostcosmopolitan areas of Toronto!
Exploring the diverse food options: Rendez-Vous for Ethiopian, Mr. Pide for Turkish, Herby Restaurant for Persian, Momo Hut for Tibetan, El Charro for Mexican and Beiteddine for Lebanese
Going vinyl hunting at Kops Records and Mike’s Music Store.
East Chinatown is always a hub of activity and a great source for cheap dim sum, pho, fresh vegetables and an assortment of Chinese baked treats.
For more in depth features on the restaurants and shops in this neighbourhood search the BlogTO feature on East ChinaTown online.
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East Chinatown
East Chinatown is always a hub of activity and a great source for cheap dim sum, pho, fresh vegetables and an assortment of Chinese baked treats.
For more in depth features on the restaurants and shops in this neighbourhood search the BlogTO feature on East ChinaTown online.
South Asian culture abounds in this vibrant neighbourhood, where hole-in-the-wall “chaat houses” (serving traditional Indian street food) co-exist with trendy new brewpubs and art galleries. The jewel-in-crown of the area is the Gerrard India Bazaar, the biggest South Asian market in North America, packed with jewellery, furnishings, spices and silks. Don’t miss: Authentic North Indian and Pakistani cuisine at Lahore Tikka House. A sea of tea lights every November for Diwali. The city’s most popular Egyptian brunch at Maha’s Egyptian Restaurant. Insider tip: get there early to skip the line. The cinematic finds at Bollywood Music Centre. Stocking up on your spice supply at Kohinoor Foods
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Gerrard Street East
Gerrard Street EastSouth Asian culture abounds in this vibrant neighbourhood, where hole-in-the-wall “chaat houses” (serving traditional Indian street food) co-exist with trendy new brewpubs and art galleries. The jewel-in-crown of the area is the Gerrard India Bazaar, the biggest South Asian market in North America, packed with jewellery, furnishings, spices and silks. Don’t miss: Authentic North Indian and Pakistani cuisine at Lahore Tikka House. A sea of tea lights every November for Diwali. The city’s most popular Egyptian brunch at Maha’s Egyptian Restaurant. Insider tip: get there early to skip the line. The cinematic finds at Bollywood Music Centre. Stocking up on your spice supply at Kohinoor Foods
Riverside is a little pocket of the city sandwiched between East Chinatown and Leslieville. This gentrified corner of the east has plenty of cultural and culinary highlights. Fans of TV teen melodrama, take note: Riverside is the neighbourhood in which the world-famous Degrassi series was all set—De Grassi Street itself is a typically quaint and quiet example of a Toronto residential street lined with pretty Victorian houses.
Don't miss:
Toronto’s first craft cider brewery, Brickworks Ciderhouse. Try the streetcar-inspired Queen Street 501, its popular, semi-sweet flagship. Seeing a concert at The Opera House. The Edwardian vaudeville-style venue has hosted the likes of Maroon 5 and Travis Scott. Taste test classic French pastries (like galette des rois and kouign amann) or chewy sourdough bread at Blackbird Baking Co.
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Riverside
808 Queen St ERiverside is a little pocket of the city sandwiched between East Chinatown and Leslieville. This gentrified corner of the east has plenty of cultural and culinary highlights. Fans of TV teen melodrama, take note: Riverside is the neighbourhood in which the world-famous Degrassi series was all set—De Grassi Street itself is a typically quaint and quiet example of a Toronto residential street lined with pretty Victorian houses.
Don't miss:
Toronto’s first craft cider brewery, Brickworks Ciderhouse. Try the streetcar-inspired Queen Street 501, its popular, semi-sweet flagship. Seeing a concert at The Opera House. The Edwardian vaudeville-style venue has hosted the likes of Maroon 5 and Travis Scott. Taste test classic French pastries (like galette des rois and kouign amann) or chewy sourdough bread at Blackbird Baking Co.
Named after the cabbages Irish settlers would plant in their front yards, Cabbagetown has a long history of being a low income neighbourhood. After scarcely avoiding the fate of neighbouring Regent Park and St James Town and being redeveloped as housing projects, the area has been experiencing a cultural and economic boom since the 1970s. Today, it is home to white collar workers, artists, and the largest continuous area of preserved Victorian housing in all of North America. Perhaps because of this, there are several antique and home decor shops in the area as well as amazing restaurants and even an urban farm.
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Cabbagetown
Named after the cabbages Irish settlers would plant in their front yards, Cabbagetown has a long history of being a low income neighbourhood. After scarcely avoiding the fate of neighbouring Regent Park and St James Town and being redeveloped as housing projects, the area has been experiencing a cultural and economic boom since the 1970s. Today, it is home to white collar workers, artists, and the largest continuous area of preserved Victorian housing in all of North America. Perhaps because of this, there are several antique and home decor shops in the area as well as amazing restaurants and even an urban farm.
This relaxed neighbourhood with a small-town vibe is a top summer destination, drawing families and tourists to its sandy beaches and quaint boardwalk. Vibrant Queen Street East features colourful indie shops, intimate bistros and hip bars, along with homey bakeries and ice cream parlours. Kew Gardens park offers skating and tennis, and hosts The Beaches International Jazz Festival.
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The Beaches
This relaxed neighbourhood with a small-town vibe is a top summer destination, drawing families and tourists to its sandy beaches and quaint boardwalk. Vibrant Queen Street East features colourful indie shops, intimate bistros and hip bars, along with homey bakeries and ice cream parlours. Kew Gardens park offers skating and tennis, and hosts The Beaches International Jazz Festival.
Local Coffee / Tea
Down the street from us is the local Riverdale Perk. It's your goto for early morning wake ups.
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Riverdale Perk Cafe
Down the street from us is the local Riverdale Perk. It's your goto for early morning wake ups.
Take in your morning coffee with skyline views. About a 8 minute walk from our place.
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Rooster Coffee House
479 Broadview AveTake in your morning coffee with skyline views. About a 8 minute walk from our place.
A beautiful short walk south on Logan avenue will take you right to this unique coffee shop. Check out their croissants- they have a number of unique flavours!
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Hailed Coffee - Riverdale
801 Gerrard St EA beautiful short walk south on Logan avenue will take you right to this unique coffee shop. Check out their croissants- they have a number of unique flavours!
Food scene
This is a must. If nothing else, this is the place you need to go during your stay.
A queue that long every weekend can’t be wrong: Maha’s Egyptian Brunch is like nothing else around. It has all the components of a truly delicious brunch: grilled cheese adorned with dates; a creamy (vegan) lentil soup; tender sautéed tomatoes for a perfect shakshuka; and an irresistible tray of sakalance, all in a bright, sunny dining room.
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Maha's
226 Greenwood AveThis is a must. If nothing else, this is the place you need to go during your stay.
A queue that long every weekend can’t be wrong: Maha’s Egyptian Brunch is like nothing else around. It has all the components of a truly delicious brunch: grilled cheese adorned with dates; a creamy (vegan) lentil soup; tender sautéed tomatoes for a perfect shakshuka; and an irresistible tray of sakalance, all in a bright, sunny dining room.
Enjoy pizza? You have try Turkish Pizza.
Pizza Pide, a purveyor of Turkish pizza, is on Gerrard just east of Pape (walking distance from us).
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Pizza Pide
949 Gerrard St EEnjoy pizza? You have try Turkish Pizza.
Pizza Pide, a purveyor of Turkish pizza, is on Gerrard just east of Pape (walking distance from us).
Hanamaru Market and Bento is a Korean and Japanese store offering bento boxes, sushi rolls and maki platters while stocking shelves with Kewpie mayo, instant ramen and containers of gochujang.
The market in Pape Village features shelves lining the walls as well as about a dozen in the centre of the space, each packed full of your favourite sweet and savoury Asian snacks, meals and frozen foods.
hanamaru market and bento
862 Pape AvenueHanamaru Market and Bento is a Korean and Japanese store offering bento boxes, sushi rolls and maki platters while stocking shelves with Kewpie mayo, instant ramen and containers of gochujang.
The market in Pape Village features shelves lining the walls as well as about a dozen in the centre of the space, each packed full of your favourite sweet and savoury Asian snacks, meals and frozen foods.
Mezes is named for the bounty of appetizers made from scratch here, including dips and fresh pita bread.
One of Toronto’s favourite Greek restaurants, they serve theatrical classics like saganaki set aflame tableside, and sizzling platters.
Inside, the ceiling of the restaurant is painted a sky blue, lots of wrought iron, tile and stonework evoking a typical old school Mediterranean restaurant vibe.
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Mezes
440 Danforth AveMezes is named for the bounty of appetizers made from scratch here, including dips and fresh pita bread.
One of Toronto’s favourite Greek restaurants, they serve theatrical classics like saganaki set aflame tableside, and sizzling platters.
Inside, the ceiling of the restaurant is painted a sky blue, lots of wrought iron, tile and stonework evoking a typical old school Mediterranean restaurant vibe.
Real Jerk originally opened in 1984 in Toronto. Their most popular dishes are their jerk chicken, jerk pork and oxtail.
Visit Real Jerk, especially this Gerrard location, and you're definitely getting more than just roti: you're stepping into a whole history of celebrity visitors and Caribbean culture.
Drake and Rihanna shot the music video for their song Work at the restaurant.
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The Real Jerk Restaurant
842 Gerrard Street EastReal Jerk originally opened in 1984 in Toronto. Their most popular dishes are their jerk chicken, jerk pork and oxtail.
Visit Real Jerk, especially this Gerrard location, and you're definitely getting more than just roti: you're stepping into a whole history of celebrity visitors and Caribbean culture.
Drake and Rihanna shot the music video for their song Work at the restaurant.
Momo Hut is a Tibetan restaurant sitting in the heart of Greektown. The first restaurant in Toronto's history to ever serve momos on the east side, let alone east of Spadina, this cozy spot offers a rare opportunity for Danforth locals to eat Tibetan without travelling to Parkdale to get it.
Momo Hut & Gardens
401 Danforth AveMomo Hut is a Tibetan restaurant sitting in the heart of Greektown. The first restaurant in Toronto's history to ever serve momos on the east side, let alone east of Spadina, this cozy spot offers a rare opportunity for Danforth locals to eat Tibetan without travelling to Parkdale to get it.
Fresh is at the forefront of the plant-powered movement in Canada, and has grown into the country’s largest iconic plant-based restaurant brand, offering crave-worthy food and invigorating juices. Their latest location on the Danforth is located in Carrot Common and boasts a 30-seat patio.
Fresh Restaurants
320 Danforth AvenueFresh is at the forefront of the plant-powered movement in Canada, and has grown into the country’s largest iconic plant-based restaurant brand, offering crave-worthy food and invigorating juices. Their latest location on the Danforth is located in Carrot Common and boasts a 30-seat patio.
Bagel Time is a destination in Toronto for Montreal-style bagels and our go to for easy breakfast / brunch.
Bagel Time
584 Danforth AvenueBagel Time is a destination in Toronto for Montreal-style bagels and our go to for easy breakfast / brunch.
Ever tried South Indian Dosa? If not, check this place out. It's also all vegetarian.
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Udupi Palace
1423 Gerrard St EEver tried South Indian Dosa? If not, check this place out. It's also all vegetarian.
Ever try Detroit style deep dish pizza? If not this is the spot to check out.
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Descendant Detroit Style Pizza
1168 Queen St EEver try Detroit style deep dish pizza? If not this is the spot to check out.
This is the best shawarma in our area. Make sure you get the fries as a side.
If you are willing to drive further for food, the best shawarma in the city is shawarma empire on Lawrence avenue east
Shawarma Frenzy
1011 Pape AvenueThis is the best shawarma in our area. Make sure you get the fries as a side.
If you are willing to drive further for food, the best shawarma in the city is shawarma empire on Lawrence avenue east
Ready to try Ethiopian food. Lalibela is one of a number of options on the Danforth east of our place.
Lalibela Cuisine
1214 Danforth AveReady to try Ethiopian food. Lalibela is one of a number of options on the Danforth east of our place.
There are lots of great Indian restaurants in our area, Sher-E Punjab, Spice 505 or check out all the restaurants on gerrard in little India.
This restaurant though is different. It’s a East Indian Roti House. A fusion between West and East Indian Cusine. If you want to try authentic West Indian roti and their famous doubles you have to go outside of the neighbourhood to Danforth Roti House.
My Roti Place
901 King St WThere are lots of great Indian restaurants in our area, Sher-E Punjab, Spice 505 or check out all the restaurants on gerrard in little India.
This restaurant though is different. It’s a East Indian Roti House. A fusion between West and East Indian Cusine. If you want to try authentic West Indian roti and their famous doubles you have to go outside of the neighbourhood to Danforth Roti House.
There are a few Thai restaurants in our area but our favourite by far this one. Always remember to get a Thai ice tea
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Sala Modern Thai Kitchen & Bar
1262 Danforth AveThere are a few Thai restaurants in our area but our favourite by far this one. Always remember to get a Thai ice tea
Desserts / Sweets
Since 1989, Demetres has made its mark as Toronto’s premier dessert-only restaurant, serving house-made ice creams, crepes, waffles and more. It’s sit-down dessert with a fork and knife.
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Demetres Danforth
400 Danforth AveSince 1989, Demetres has made its mark as Toronto’s premier dessert-only restaurant, serving house-made ice creams, crepes, waffles and more. It’s sit-down dessert with a fork and knife.
Athens Pastries offers the cornerstone of authentic Greek “Street Food”, that is, the delicious and healthy spanakopita (spinach pie), tiropita (cheese pie) and other pastries made with light and flaky phyllo dough as well as the always addictive loukoumathes (honey balls).
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Athens Pastries
509 Danforth AveAthens Pastries offers the cornerstone of authentic Greek “Street Food”, that is, the delicious and healthy spanakopita (spinach pie), tiropita (cheese pie) and other pastries made with light and flaky phyllo dough as well as the always addictive loukoumathes (honey balls).
There are tons of bubble tea places in our neighbourhood, but Tsaa Tea Shop is different. They are most well known for their loose leaf teas but their bubble teas are great. They also have food, tea, pastries and of course bubble tea. Unlike other bubble tea places, that are more transient. Tsaa invites you to take a seat and work or relax.
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Tsaa Tea Shop
412 Danforth AveThere are tons of bubble tea places in our neighbourhood, but Tsaa Tea Shop is different. They are most well known for their loose leaf teas but their bubble teas are great. They also have food, tea, pastries and of course bubble tea. Unlike other bubble tea places, that are more transient. Tsaa invites you to take a seat and work or relax.
This is our favourite cookie shop and it’s a nice walk just south of us. Other cookie shops to check out are midnight baker on danforth
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Craig's Cookies
1332 Queen St WThis is our favourite cookie shop and it’s a nice walk just south of us. Other cookie shops to check out are midnight baker on danforth
Cinnaholic
319 Danforth AvenueWhat’s not to love about cinnamon rolls, and these happen to be deliciously vegan 🌱
If you enjoy soft serve ice cream, La Dip add another level to this desert. Want a small desert, get a mini cone. It’s done in a few bites but satisfies the craving.
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La Diperie
372 Danforth AveIf you enjoy soft serve ice cream, La Dip add another level to this desert. Want a small desert, get a mini cone. It’s done in a few bites but satisfies the craving.
The best butter tarts in the city. Cookies are amazing as well!
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Gerrard St. Bakery
635 Gerrard St EThe best butter tarts in the city. Cookies are amazing as well!
This specialized middle eastern sweet shop is unfortunately a bit outside our area but if you have a chance it’s the place to get fresh and warm knafeh. It’s worth the trip!
Kunafa's
1801 Lawrence Avenue EastThis specialized middle eastern sweet shop is unfortunately a bit outside our area but if you have a chance it’s the place to get fresh and warm knafeh. It’s worth the trip!
Groceries
5 minutes south from our place is the closest grocery store. It offers more affordable groceries relative to other establishments in the area.
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Dave & Charlotte's No Frills
449 Carlaw Avenue5 minutes south from our place is the closest grocery store. It offers more affordable groceries relative to other establishments in the area.
Another independent grocery store walking distance from us on the Danforth
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Foodland - Toronto
623 Danforth AveAnother independent grocery store walking distance from us on the Danforth
Local grocery store run as a co-operative. Carries independent, organic and health food options. Also has pre-made food options.
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The Big Carrot
320 Danforth AveLocal grocery store run as a co-operative. Carries independent, organic and health food options. Also has pre-made food options.
Sightseeing
Have you ever visited a farm in the middle of a city? Riverdale Farm is a hidden gem in the northeastern Cabbagetown neighbourhood of Toronto. Just because this farm is in the middle of an urban centre doesn’t mean it’s any less of a working farm—the 7.5-acre functioning farm is home to livestock, crops and vast fields to explore.
With free admission and activities taking place year-round, Riverdale Farm is the perfect place to spend a sunny weekend in Toronto. The farm is connected to Riverdale Park, home to tons of exciting activities like the Cabbagetown Farmers’ Market, the Toronto Necropolis cemetery, sprawling walking trails and even a dog park.
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Riverdale Farm
201 Winchester StHave you ever visited a farm in the middle of a city? Riverdale Farm is a hidden gem in the northeastern Cabbagetown neighbourhood of Toronto. Just because this farm is in the middle of an urban centre doesn’t mean it’s any less of a working farm—the 7.5-acre functioning farm is home to livestock, crops and vast fields to explore.
With free admission and activities taking place year-round, Riverdale Farm is the perfect place to spend a sunny weekend in Toronto. The farm is connected to Riverdale Park, home to tons of exciting activities like the Cabbagetown Farmers’ Market, the Toronto Necropolis cemetery, sprawling walking trails and even a dog park.
Tucked beneath a trio of overpasses that connect to the DVP, this unique playground claims the space directly beneath the Richmond, Adelaide and Eastern Avenue overpasses with stunning street art, a basketball court, skate park, and creative recreational structures.
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Parque Underpass
29 Lower River StreetTucked beneath a trio of overpasses that connect to the DVP, this unique playground claims the space directly beneath the Richmond, Adelaide and Eastern Avenue overpasses with stunning street art, a basketball court, skate park, and creative recreational structures.
A collection of 47 19th-century buildings that once comprised the Gooderham & Worts Distillery is now a major dining, shopping, and cultural hub in Toronto aptly called the Distillery District. Strolling through the neighborhood’s brick-paved pedestrian streets, visitors might feel as if they’ve been transported to Victorian-era Canada—the craftspeople who restored the old structures kept true to the original construction materials as much as possible. And while there are still breweries and distilleries here (including the Spirit of York Distillery and the Mill St. Brew Pub), there are also restaurants, locally-owned boutiques, and art galleries.
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Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StA collection of 47 19th-century buildings that once comprised the Gooderham & Worts Distillery is now a major dining, shopping, and cultural hub in Toronto aptly called the Distillery District. Strolling through the neighborhood’s brick-paved pedestrian streets, visitors might feel as if they’ve been transported to Victorian-era Canada—the craftspeople who restored the old structures kept true to the original construction materials as much as possible. And while there are still breweries and distilleries here (including the Spirit of York Distillery and the Mill St. Brew Pub), there are also restaurants, locally-owned boutiques, and art galleries.
Evergreen Brick Works is NOT just a skating rink. It's a former quarry and industrial site turned urban city park. Check out their farmers market, educational events, ice skating or simply take a walk through the site. It's has amazing landscape and great for pictures.
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Evergreen Brick Works Skating Rink
550 Bayview AveEvergreen Brick Works is NOT just a skating rink. It's a former quarry and industrial site turned urban city park. Check out their farmers market, educational events, ice skating or simply take a walk through the site. It's has amazing landscape and great for pictures.
A really neat site with a collection of plants from around the world housed in a cast-iron & glass building dating to 1910.
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Jardines Allan
160 Gerrard St EA really neat site with a collection of plants from around the world housed in a cast-iron & glass building dating to 1910.
Canonized by the tilting camera work of Rick Mercer's weekly rants, this little stretch of grimy back-alley between Spadina and Portland Street is best accessed from Queen, heading South along the t-shirt print store Bang-On.
Graffiti Alley is more than a series of murals, mesmerizing as they are: it represents a watershed moment in Toronto's relationship with legalized street art.
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Graffiti Alley
Graffiti AlleyCanonized by the tilting camera work of Rick Mercer's weekly rants, this little stretch of grimy back-alley between Spadina and Portland Street is best accessed from Queen, heading South along the t-shirt print store Bang-On.
Graffiti Alley is more than a series of murals, mesmerizing as they are: it represents a watershed moment in Toronto's relationship with legalized street art.
Toronto's most unique neighbourhood, Kensington Market retains its charm and wonderful diversity through its eclectic mix of vintage clothing stores, grocers, restaurants and cafes.
Through the summer check out Pedestrian Sundays at Kensington Market.
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Kensington Market
Toronto's most unique neighbourhood, Kensington Market retains its charm and wonderful diversity through its eclectic mix of vintage clothing stores, grocers, restaurants and cafes.
Through the summer check out Pedestrian Sundays at Kensington Market.
If you enjoy shopping, this is the place to go. From University avenue to Bathurst st you will find plenty of stores. Venture further west to Parkdale and more vintage shops will be found.
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Queen Street West
Queen Street WestIf you enjoy shopping, this is the place to go. From University avenue to Bathurst st you will find plenty of stores. Venture further west to Parkdale and more vintage shops will be found.
A must visit if you are downtown. Avoid weekends if possible.
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Acuario de Ripley en Canadá
288 Bremner BlvdA must visit if you are downtown. Avoid weekends if possible.
Ride over by ferry to the picturesque Toronto Islands. Enjoy the bike rides, centre island amusement park, corn maze or simply lounge by the beach. Avoid going on the weekends as it can get busy. If you go on the weekend get there early.
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Toronto Islands
Ride over by ferry to the picturesque Toronto Islands. Enjoy the bike rides, centre island amusement park, corn maze or simply lounge by the beach. Avoid going on the weekends as it can get busy. If you go on the weekend get there early.
The oldest indoor food market in the city and a great neighbourhood to explore.
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Mercado de San Lorenzo
93 Front St EThe oldest indoor food market in the city and a great neighbourhood to explore.
If you are into castles with a view and some interesting history, this is the only one to see in the city
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Casa Loma
1 Austin TerraceIf you are into castles with a view and some interesting history, this is the only one to see in the city
Best urban beach right in the heart of downtown. You can rent kayaks and other water toys from the park. If you are looking for an urban beach closer, check out sugar beach.
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HTO Park
339 Queens Quay WBest urban beach right in the heart of downtown. You can rent kayaks and other water toys from the park. If you are looking for an urban beach closer, check out sugar beach.
Entertainment
Check out a concert at The Danforth Music Hall, a former cinema that’s now one of the city’s most popular live venues
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The Danforth Music Hall
147 Danforth AveCheck out a concert at The Danforth Music Hall, a former cinema that’s now one of the city’s most popular live venues
Another live venue for concerts close to our area, in Riverside.
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La Ópera
735 Queen St EAnother live venue for concerts close to our area, in Riverside.
Check out something uniquely Canadian. 5 pin bowling. Built in 1952 this bowling alley is a blast from the past. A similar venue to check out is Danforth Bowl.
Shamrock Bowl and Restobar
280 Coxwell AveCheck out something uniquely Canadian. 5 pin bowling. Built in 1952 this bowling alley is a blast from the past. A similar venue to check out is Danforth Bowl.
There are lots of movie theatres in the city, but only one is as unique as Rainbow Theatre, now known as Imagine Cinema. Located across the street from the St Lawerence Market, the theatre takes you back into the 80s, making you feel like you are on the set of Stranger Things. As a plus the tickets are lot cheaper especially on Tuesdays!
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Imagine Cinema Market Square
80 Front St EThere are lots of movie theatres in the city, but only one is as unique as Rainbow Theatre, now known as Imagine Cinema. Located across the street from the St Lawerence Market, the theatre takes you back into the 80s, making you feel like you are on the set of Stranger Things. As a plus the tickets are lot cheaper especially on Tuesdays!
A modern day video arcade. Great for all ages, but often later at night attracts adults
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The Rec Room
255 Bremner BlvdA modern day video arcade. Great for all ages, but often later at night attracts adults
A 12,000 square foot hang out spot in the heart of downtown focused in on ping pong, drinks and eats.
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SPIN Toronto
A 12,000 square foot hang out spot in the heart of downtown focused in on ping pong, drinks and eats.
A downtown comedy club that has weekly amateur nights if you want to keep the cost to a minimum.
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Club de comedia Yuk Yuk's en Toronto
224 Richmond St WA downtown comedy club that has weekly amateur nights if you want to keep the cost to a minimum.
Lots of great comedy shows are held here
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The Second City Toronto
110 Mercer StLots of great comedy shows are held here