Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Hero Certified Burgers
171 E Liberty StDelicious, organic.
Pizza Pizza
340 Front St WWho doesn't like pizza?
Ginger
355 Yonge StDelicious, Cheap.
Starbucks
978 Coxwell AveI personally am a Green Tea fanatic.
Great smoked salmon breakfast and all kinds of great lunch dishes.
16 locals recommend
The Croissant Tree
625 Church StGreat smoked salmon breakfast and all kinds of great lunch dishes.
Sightseeing
Ask anyone in Toronto - all the fun is in the Church/Wellesley area!
115 locals recommend
Chelsea Area
Ask anyone in Toronto - all the fun is in the Church/Wellesley area!
A short leisurely stroll down colorful Yonge Street will provide lots of shopping and eating opportunities
308 locals recommend
Dundas Square
Dundas SquareA short leisurely stroll down colorful Yonge Street will provide lots of shopping and eating opportunities
Sit in the middle of the tropics, looks at cacti in a tank top, in the middle of winter, reading a book....its amaze balls.
268 locals recommend
Allan Gardens
160 Gerrard St ESit in the middle of the tropics, looks at cacti in a tank top, in the middle of winter, reading a book....its amaze balls.
Essentials
8 minute stroll through the Church and Wellesley village toward Carlton is a large Loblaws.
1112 locals recommend
Loblaws
585 Queen St W8 minute stroll through the Church and Wellesley village toward Carlton is a large Loblaws.
Arts & Culture
Cineplex Cinemas Yonge Dundas & VIP
10 Dundas St EWatch a movie, 2 subway stops away!
Imagine Cinemas Carlton Cinema
20 Carlton StCinema for Indie Films
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
12 Alexander StLGBT performance space and night club