Guidebook for Toronto
Arts & Culture
Massey Hall
178 Victoria StAwesome 2000 seat concert venue. Very old style. Iconic.
Théâtre Ed Mirvish
244 Victoria StLive theatre!
Movie theatre. Restaurants. Sports bar with huge screen. Starbucks.
17 recommandé par les habitants
AMC Yonge & Dundas 24
Movie theatre. Restaurants. Sports bar with huge screen. Starbucks.
Musée des beaux-arts de l'Ontario
317 Dundas St WCheck out whats at the AGO!
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkCheck out whats at the ROM!
Essentials
89 Gould St
Great quality grocery store. 5 min walk.
Sightseeing
Dundas square is our version of Time Square, although I like it better. In the summer there are free concerts and festivals.
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Dundas Square
Dundas SquareDundas square is our version of Time Square, although I like it better. In the summer there are free concerts and festivals.
You'll find history, festivals, ice rink in the winter, cool city hall buildings.
350 recommandé par les habitants
Nathan Phillips Square
100 Queen St WYou'll find history, festivals, ice rink in the winter, cool city hall buildings.
Great place to get fresh food. Awesome vendors, great seafood joint at the back. Front street has restaurants and bars.
1398 recommandé par les habitants
St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St EGreat place to get fresh food. Awesome vendors, great seafood joint at the back. Front street has restaurants and bars.
Even in the winter you can see palm trees in Toronto! Very cool green house garden with all sorts of plants and flowers to view. A little gem!
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Allan Gardens
160 Gerrard St EEven in the winter you can see palm trees in Toronto! Very cool green house garden with all sorts of plants and flowers to view. A little gem!
Hôtel de ville de Toronto
100 Queen St WBeautiful old buildings
This is a unique underground path with shops and restaurants that link up major areas of downtown. It can be accessed near Dundas Square, minutes from the condo.
7 recommandé par les habitants
The PATH - First Canadian Place
The PATH - First Canadian PlaceThis is a unique underground path with shops and restaurants that link up major areas of downtown. It can be accessed near Dundas Square, minutes from the condo.
Our flatiron building. Great restaurants and bars around here.
11 recommandé par les habitants
The Flatiron: A Firkin Pub
49 Wellington St EOur flatiron building. Great restaurants and bars around here.
Cute little mini park with a water fountain. Very cool mural on the side of the Flat Iron building!
21 recommandé par les habitants
Berczy Park
35 Wellington St ECute little mini park with a water fountain. Very cool mural on the side of the Flat Iron building!
Wellesley St East At Church St station
Home of the annual Pride weekend.
Old little area that's warm, cozy and a lot of character. Great restaurants. Friendly people.
97 recommandé par les habitants
Cabbagetown
Old little area that's warm, cozy and a lot of character. Great restaurants. Friendly people.
Tour CN
290 Bremner Blvd25 minute walk.
Get a picture with the Stanley Cup, or the one replica.
466 recommandé par les habitants
Temple de la renommée du hockey
30 Yonge StGet a picture with the Stanley Cup, or the one replica.
Eclectic, hippy, multi-cultural area. Good food, sounds and sights.
1698 recommandé par les habitants
Kensington Market
Eclectic, hippy, multi-cultural area. Good food, sounds and sights.
Shopping
Shopping!! Great mall right in the heart of the city!
2460 recommandé par les habitants
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StShopping!! Great mall right in the heart of the city!
Everything Else
Dundas Station - Southbound Platform
Yonge Street subway line. Steps away
Walk west on Dundas and you'll start to get into the Chinatown area.
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Chinatown
292 Spadina Ave.Walk west on Dundas and you'll start to get into the Chinatown area.
The start of "Queen West" shopping. Keep going west and you'll find even more for many blocks.
So Hip it Hurts
323 Queen St WThe start of "Queen West" shopping. Keep going west and you'll find even more for many blocks.
Food Scene
Starbucks
167 Church StreetGet your starbucks across the street!
Bâton Rouge Steakhouse & Bar
218 Yonge StYum! Amazing cheese dip.
Terroni
720 Queen St WGreat italian restaurant. Authentic.
Awesome southern comfort food. Fried chicken and mac & cheese. So good and they have live southern music to go with it on special nights.
9 recommandé par les habitants
Harlem Restaurant
67 Richmond Street EastAwesome southern comfort food. Fried chicken and mac & cheese. So good and they have live southern music to go with it on special nights.
Johnny Rockets
22 Dundas St WFun to watch the people walk by while in this fun diner.
The Senator
249 Victoria StOld school diner. Great service. Yummy food.
200 Victoria St
200 Victoria StreetDiner across Massey Hall on Shuter Ave.
Beerbistro
18 King St EGreat food. Great bar. Cool joint.
The Old Spaghetti Factory
54 The EsplanadeSpaghetti!
Fun little residential street turned into a restaurant strip. There's sushi, italian etc. Very pretty and quaint. A cool retreat within the city.
8 recommandé par les habitants
Baldwin Street
Baldwin StreetFun little residential street turned into a restaurant strip. There's sushi, italian etc. Very pretty and quaint. A cool retreat within the city.
The George Street Diner
129 George StEnglish style breakfast. Mmm bangers
King Street West is an area with lots of restaurants and bars/clubs.
99 recommandé par les habitants
Brassaii
461 King St WKing Street West is an area with lots of restaurants and bars/clubs.
Sausage specialty place. Kangaroo, bavarian, sauerkraut and everything you wouldn't think of as an option in sausage. Fries are amazing in the duck batter. Lots of beer.
198 recommandé par les habitants
WVRST
609 King St WSausage specialty place. Kangaroo, bavarian, sauerkraut and everything you wouldn't think of as an option in sausage. Fries are amazing in the duck batter. Lots of beer.
Ki Modern Japanese + Bar
181 Bay St.Great sushi. Medium price level.
Aji Sai Restaurant
813 Yonge StMy favorite all you can eat sushi.
Drinks & Nightlife
"The Library" is upstairs and it's a little college hangout with books along the wall. I like their fish and chips. Lots of beer to choose from. And a cool, under rated rooftop patio.
24 recommandé par les habitants
Imperial Pub
54 Dundas St E"The Library" is upstairs and it's a little college hangout with books along the wall. I like their fish and chips. Lots of beer to choose from. And a cool, under rated rooftop patio.
Irish Embassy Pub and Grill
49 Yonge StNeed I say more?
Bier Markt
600 King St WProbably the most beers on tap in Toronto.
The Black Bull
298 Queen St WBig open patio.