Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
They don't just make the best breads. They make the most delicious gourmet sandwiches and sweets too!
54 locals recommend
Brick Street Bakery
255 Logan AveThey don't just make the best breads. They make the most delicious gourmet sandwiches and sweets too!
Rocco's No Frills
200 Front St EReasonable Priced Groceries
From the Farm to your table - the freshest produce reasonable priced.
1398 locals recommend
St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St EFrom the Farm to your table - the freshest produce reasonable priced.
Everybody can pick and chose what they want to eat from the different food stations and its all yummy!
31 locals recommend
Marché Mövenpick Brookfield Place Street Level
Everybody can pick and chose what they want to eat from the different food stations and its all yummy!
Petit Dejeuner
191 King St EYummy Breakfasts!
Voted the best coffee in Toronto and its right next door!
34 locals recommend
Balzac's Distillery District
1 Trinity StVoted the best coffee in Toronto and its right next door!
Shopping
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StIt has a little bit of everything.
Walking around the distillery is an event in itself with all its nooks and crannies. There a number of unique shops, artisans and art galleries. Sometimes even a free concert. Most weekends in the summer there is an outdoor market. www.distillerydistrict.com
1704 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StWalking around the distillery is an event in itself with all its nooks and crannies. There a number of unique shops, artisans and art galleries. Sometimes even a free concert. Most weekends in the summer there is an outdoor market. www.distillerydistrict.com
Entertainment & Activities
Not only is there a great movie theatre here, there are outdoor shows and its right by the Eaton Centre.
399 locals recommend
Yonge-Dundas Square
1 Dundas St ENot only is there a great movie theatre here, there are outdoor shows and its right by the Eaton Centre.
Casa Loma
1 Austin Terrace A castle in the middle of the city. Wow! Great for families.
Going to Centre Island is an all day event that starts with taking the ferry across. There is a variety of activities to do and you might just want to grab a frisbe and a towel and hang out with a bunch of friends.
323 locals recommend
Centre Island
Going to Centre Island is an all day event that starts with taking the ferry across. There is a variety of activities to do and you might just want to grab a frisbe and a towel and hang out with a bunch of friends.
Roy Thomson Hall
60 Simcoe StAlways a good show.
133 locals recommend
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts (soon to be Meridian Hall)
1 Front St EAlways a good show.
Parks & Nature
A 30 minute walk or a 5 minute bus ride. This beach has beautiful nature trails you can walk through. Change rooms are available. Bus 121 takes you right there from Front at Parliament.
174 locals recommend
Cherry Beach Off Leash Dog Park
1 Cherry StA 30 minute walk or a 5 minute bus ride. This beach has beautiful nature trails you can walk through. Change rooms are available. Bus 121 takes you right there from Front at Parliament.
Arts & Culture
This not a museum. It is an interactive experience. Plan to spend the whole day there - at least 6 hours. Highly Recommend.
426 locals recommend
Ontario Science Centre
770 Don Mills Rd.This not a museum. It is an interactive experience. Plan to spend the whole day there - at least 6 hours. Highly Recommend.
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkThe most beautiful artwork.
Sightseeing
On a double decker bus get a tour of the downtown core. There is a pick up stop on Mill & Parliament, right outside the gates near the Brick Street Bakery.
www.citysightseeingtoronto.com
62 locals recommend
City Sightseeing Toronto
1 Dundas Street EastOn a double decker bus get a tour of the downtown core. There is a pick up stop on Mill & Parliament, right outside the gates near the Brick Street Bakery.
www.citysightseeingtoronto.com