Guidebook for Toronto
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The king of Coffee in toronto's first shop. Great coffee, small but nice hangout spot first thing in the morning.
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Sam James Coffee Bar
297 Harbord StThe king of Coffee in toronto's first shop. Great coffee, small but nice hangout spot first thing in the morning.
one of the best ice cream and ice cream sandwich in town. Gets busier at night during weekends with hip crowd.
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Bakerbots Baking
1242 Delaware Aveone of the best ice cream and ice cream sandwich in town. Gets busier at night during weekends with hip crowd.
Been around in the hip ossington street since 2007! That says a lot! Love their beef ribs! Cozy destination known for its ceviche, plus a small plates menu mixing Asian & Pan-Latin tastes.
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Foxley
207 Ossington AveBeen around in the hip ossington street since 2007! That says a lot! Love their beef ribs! Cozy destination known for its ceviche, plus a small plates menu mixing Asian & Pan-Latin tastes.
Open till super late for the drinking crowd (think Gelato in Rome) This place is always lining up with people. Try to avoid going at weekend with the party people, unless you are one of them :D
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Bang Bang Ice Cream & Bakery
93A Ossington AveOpen till super late for the drinking crowd (think Gelato in Rome) This place is always lining up with people. Try to avoid going at weekend with the party people, unless you are one of them :D
In Chinatown and dying for coffee? No worries, same james is here, freshly open ! :D
Sam James Coffee Bar - Chinatown
241 Spadina AvenueIn Chinatown and dying for coffee? No worries, same james is here, freshly open ! :D
This is always a fav by both local and tourists! You get everything from vintage clothing, records , to fresh chess, bread, bakery, pie, Vegan and vegie healthy place, hidden music and art venues, little boutiques showcasing LOCAL arts and crafts (gift ideas) and various awesome restaurants. Summer time it also has Car free sunday, where you will see live bands of all sorts (samba! Jazz) playing every corner of the market.
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Kensington Market
This is always a fav by both local and tourists! You get everything from vintage clothing, records , to fresh chess, bread, bakery, pie, Vegan and vegie healthy place, hidden music and art venues, little boutiques showcasing LOCAL arts and crafts (gift ideas) and various awesome restaurants. Summer time it also has Car free sunday, where you will see live bands of all sorts (samba! Jazz) playing every corner of the market.
The Dirty Bird Chicken + Waffles
79 Kensington AveGet the disco egg to go!!
Stylish , contemporary , super yummy french cusines with twist and wicked dessert! Check out the owner's dessert shop CXBO on dundas west as well!
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La Banane
227 Ossington AveGet the disco egg to go!!
Stylish , contemporary , super yummy french cusines with twist and wicked dessert! Check out the owner's dessert shop CXBO on dundas west as well!
One of those ICONIC eatery in Chinatown. open till super late if you want chinese food after going out. Also has special price menus if you know your chinese food.
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House Of Gourmet
484 Dundas St WOne of those ICONIC eatery in Chinatown. open till super late if you want chinese food after going out. Also has special price menus if you know your chinese food.
If only i have $$ I''ll be there very day!Contemporary interpretation of classic Chinese food&drinks-Think Rosted duck presented , the whole duck! or BBQpork bun w/ truffle! RDspadina.com
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R&D
241 Spadina Ave.If only i have $$ I''ll be there very day!Contemporary interpretation of classic Chinese food&drinks-Think Rosted duck presented , the whole duck! or BBQpork bun w/ truffle! RDspadina.com
!!THE BEST!! Vegie/vegan place in TORONTO-mostly take out&close early@7pm,but it's so good! Owners grow their own produces&part of the profit also go2charity! www.blogto.com/restaurants/veghed-toronto
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Veghed
1199 Dundas St W!!THE BEST!! Vegie/vegan place in TORONTO-mostly take out&close early@7pm,but it's so good! Owners grow their own produces&part of the profit also go2charity! www.blogto.com/restaurants/veghed-toronto
When u at the eastend, this is one of the best brunch place! French bakery, quiche, yumm!http://www.bonjourbrioche.com/
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Bonjour Brioche
812 Queen St EWhen u at the eastend, this is one of the best brunch place! French bakery, quiche, yumm!http://www.bonjourbrioche.com/
one of the BEST Belgium Waffles in the city! Come early to the Sunday Flea mkt at the st lawerence (around the corner), and line up for brunch here after!http://www.petitdejeuner.ca/
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Petit Dejeuner
191 King St Eone of the BEST Belgium Waffles in the city! Come early to the Sunday Flea mkt at the st lawerence (around the corner), and line up for brunch here after!http://www.petitdejeuner.ca/
Amazing place that experiment food as a experience like art.They have Drop-In Dinners prepared by a rotating cast of chefs,priced $10-$14 (incl.tax) @ 6pm, 1st come 1 serve. http://thedepanneur.ca/
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The Depanneur
672 College StAmazing place that experiment food as a experience like art.They have Drop-In Dinners prepared by a rotating cast of chefs,priced $10-$14 (incl.tax) @ 6pm, 1st come 1 serve. http://thedepanneur.ca/
24 hr updated diner with yummy food and cheap drink, bought to you by the Drake empire (hotel, not OVO)
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The Lakeview Restaurant
1132 Dundas Street West24 hr updated diner with yummy food and cheap drink, bought to you by the Drake empire (hotel, not OVO)
A toronto italian classic for its food and also used as sets for many films back in the day.
Sashimi Island Inc
Located at 635 College, Toronto, ON, M6G 1B5
Known for Restaurant, Groups, Families, Budget Friendly
I know it is strange to go for Japanese food in Little Italy, but it is so cheap and so good for ALL YOU CAN EAT here! :D Remember it is Sashimi Island, NOT the New Sushi Island.
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Cafe Diplomatico Restaurant & Pizzeria
594 College StA toronto italian classic for its food and also used as sets for many films back in the day.
Sashimi Island Inc
Located at 635 College, Toronto, ON, M6G 1B5
Known for Restaurant, Groups, Families, Budget Friendly
I know it is strange to go for Japanese food in Little Italy, but it is so cheap and so good for ALL YOU CAN EAT here! :D Remember it is Sashimi Island, NOT the New Sushi Island.
hidden treasure, their veal sandwichs really bring all the random people across the city to this obscure little corner shop hidden in residential neighborhood
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California Sandwiches
244 Claremont Sthidden treasure, their veal sandwichs really bring all the random people across the city to this obscure little corner shop hidden in residential neighborhood
Take out mostly with few seats,that crazy meat wrapped over meat wrapped over meat sandwich place that people will die of heart attack from eating just one!!!!
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Porchetta & Co
825 Dundas St WTake out mostly with few seats,that crazy meat wrapped over meat wrapped over meat sandwich place that people will die of heart attack from eating just one!!!!
THis is absolutely the cheapest, BIGGEST portion and the least pretentious vegetarian place in chinatown area! SO good! If u dont know anything, try Singapore style vermicelli noodle(curry flavor!)
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Buddha's
666 Dundas St WTHis is absolutely the cheapest, BIGGEST portion and the least pretentious vegetarian place in chinatown area! SO good! If u dont know anything, try Singapore style vermicelli noodle(curry flavor!)
Oh, fancy some challenging fine dining experience? Reserve ahead and look at their daily locally sourced menu for some super goodness! http://actinoliterestaurant.com/reservations/
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Actinolite Restaurant
971 Ossington AveOh, fancy some challenging fine dining experience? Reserve ahead and look at their daily locally sourced menu for some super goodness! http://actinoliterestaurant.com/reservations/
yummy waffles and brunch! http://www.blogto.com/cafes/starving-artist
Wise Bar
Located at 1007 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON, M6H1M1
This is a haven for lovers of craft beer!! http://www.blogto.com/bars/wise-bar-toronto
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Starving Artist
1078 St Clair Ave Wyummy waffles and brunch! http://www.blogto.com/cafes/starving-artist
Wise Bar
Located at 1007 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON, M6H1M1
This is a haven for lovers of craft beer!! http://www.blogto.com/bars/wise-bar-toronto
it is a geeks' heaven with board games! lots of them!
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Snakes & Lattes College
489 College Stit is a geeks' heaven with board games! lots of them!
this one got booze too! it is a geeks' heaven with board games! lots of them!
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Snakes & Lattes Annex
600 Bloor St Wthis one got booze too! it is a geeks' heaven with board games! lots of them!
Portuguese bakery, cheap and good! Get the custard tart!
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Nova Era Bakery
1172 Dundas St WPortuguese bakery, cheap and good! Get the custard tart!
Probably the best Ethiopian eateries in toronto! 15 min walk away!try to arrive early to avoid lineup. Cheap platter serves 2-4 starting just over $10. It's hard to decide what's best here - the pleasant staff, the intimate atmosphere, or the more-than-reliably delicious food. Pick one of the eight menu items (it doesn't matter which, really) but the vegetarian platter is most popular, even among carnivores. Portions are big and the cost is about half of what you'd expect it to be. Cheap beer till late
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/nazareth
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Nazareth
969 Bloor Street WestProbably the best Ethiopian eateries in toronto! 15 min walk away!try to arrive early to avoid lineup. Cheap platter serves 2-4 starting just over $10. It's hard to decide what's best here - the pleasant staff, the intimate atmosphere, or the more-than-reliably delicious food. Pick one of the eight menu items (it doesn't matter which, really) but the vegetarian platter is most popular, even among carnivores. Portions are big and the cost is about half of what you'd expect it to be. Cheap beer till late
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/nazareth
one of the best vegan place in town. Vegan Food! http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/hogtown-vegan-toronto
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The Hogtown Vegan
1056 Bloor St Wone of the best vegan place in town. Vegan Food! http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/hogtown-vegan-toronto
Another top vegan place in the hood. All day cafe and light meals. + Gluten free yummy treats! http://www.blogto.com/bakery/bloomers-toronto
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bloomer's on Bloor
873 Bloor St WAnother top vegan place in the hood. All day cafe and light meals. + Gluten free yummy treats! http://www.blogto.com/bakery/bloomers-toronto
nice cafe with home made bakery and BOOKS!
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The Good Neighbour Espresso Bar
238 Annette St nice cafe with home made bakery and BOOKS!
A cafe, a art gallery, and a fashion shop with changing themes showcasing local and canadian designers.
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867 Dundas Street WestA cafe, a art gallery, and a fashion shop with changing themes showcasing local and canadian designers.
Banjara Bloor
796 Bloor St WIndian Food! http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/banjara
Ella's Uncle
899 Bloor Street WestThe Common
1028 Bloor St WThe Common Espresso Bar
1071 College StDefinitely the best and cheapest homemade Korean food in town. Long line up during dinner hours sometimes but totally worth it! http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sunrise-house-toronto
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Sunrise House
661 Bloor St WDefinitely the best and cheapest homemade Korean food in town. Long line up during dinner hours sometimes but totally worth it! http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sunrise-house-toronto
For better or worse, this Little Italy hole-in-the-wall has remained precisely the same for decades: the red-and-white tiles covering the walls (time has created a few gaps), the brown plastic menu sign behind the cash, the flour-dusted Mrs. Pac-Man arcade table which, miraculously, still works. And even though hipper, newer, arguably cleaner places have sprung up in the years since, Bitondo's still routinely sees long waits for pies and slices thanks to a following of locals loyal to their doughy, pale-crusted, greasy slices ($3.50) – not to mention the panzerottis and sandwiches.
11 Clinton, at Henderson, 416-533-4101
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Bitondo Pizzeria
11 Clinton StFor better or worse, this Little Italy hole-in-the-wall has remained precisely the same for decades: the red-and-white tiles covering the walls (time has created a few gaps), the brown plastic menu sign behind the cash, the flour-dusted Mrs. Pac-Man arcade table which, miraculously, still works. And even though hipper, newer, arguably cleaner places have sprung up in the years since, Bitondo's still routinely sees long waits for pies and slices thanks to a following of locals loyal to their doughy, pale-crusted, greasy slices ($3.50) – not to mention the panzerottis and sandwiches.
11 Clinton, at Henderson, 416-533-4101
NORTH OF BROOKLYN
Since landing on Queen West in 2014, NOB has built its success by reimagining what would otherwise be artisanal, fork-and-knife thin-crust pizza for the broke-ass bar crowd. Take their margherita, the star of their short slice menu: The crust is so thin it’s almost translucent, yet it somehow manages to avoid becoming soggy; the sauce is bright; the mozzarella is smooth and rich. And you can get that slice for $4.20 (har) – meaning you can tack on a tall can of brew and an order of garlic knots.
650-1/2 Queen West, at Palmerston, 647-352-5700; 469 Church, at Maitland, 647-980-7990; 1181 Dundas West, at Ossington, 647-927-5200; northofbrooklyn.com
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North of Brooklyn Pizzeria
650 Queen St WNORTH OF BROOKLYN
Since landing on Queen West in 2014, NOB has built its success by reimagining what would otherwise be artisanal, fork-and-knife thin-crust pizza for the broke-ass bar crowd. Take their margherita, the star of their short slice menu: The crust is so thin it’s almost translucent, yet it somehow manages to avoid becoming soggy; the sauce is bright; the mozzarella is smooth and rich. And you can get that slice for $4.20 (har) – meaning you can tack on a tall can of brew and an order of garlic knots.
650-1/2 Queen West, at Palmerston, 647-352-5700; 469 Church, at Maitland, 647-980-7990; 1181 Dundas West, at Ossington, 647-927-5200; northofbrooklyn.com
North Poke
179 Baldwin St179 Baldwin, at Kensington, northpoke.com
Big Tuna Poké Bar
Vegan? Checked! Signature Artisanal Cocoktails? Checked!
Owners are two ARTISTS!
Awesome graphic design throughout the space.
What more do you want?!!1
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Grey Tiger
1190 Bloor St WVegan? Checked! Signature Artisanal Cocoktails? Checked!
Owners are two ARTISTS!
Awesome graphic design throughout the space.
What more do you want?!!1
Vegan Pizza! OMG! TASTE SO GOOD!
A margherita pizza doused with a hot-sauce pentagram? That’s objectively awesome any way you look at it, but Jennifer Bundock’s Christie Pits pizzeria holds a special place in the hearts and dark, dark souls of Toronto vegans. The vegan mac-topped pizza is another cult fave, and Pig Destroyer Destroyer, topped with five kinds of fake dead animal, will satisfy even the most ardent meat lovers – plus, there’s fun frosted vegan donuts and soft serve.
735 Bloor West, at Grace, 416-516-4555, apiecalypsenow.com
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Apiecalypse Now!
735 Bloor St WVegan Pizza! OMG! TASTE SO GOOD!
A margherita pizza doused with a hot-sauce pentagram? That’s objectively awesome any way you look at it, but Jennifer Bundock’s Christie Pits pizzeria holds a special place in the hearts and dark, dark souls of Toronto vegans. The vegan mac-topped pizza is another cult fave, and Pig Destroyer Destroyer, topped with five kinds of fake dead animal, will satisfy even the most ardent meat lovers – plus, there’s fun frosted vegan donuts and soft serve.
735 Bloor West, at Grace, 416-516-4555, apiecalypsenow.com
Feel left out at backyard BBQs? Next time, show up with a cooler full of delights from this vegetarian butcher shop (surprisingly, not an oxymoron) on College. The vast range of meatless mains include beet burger patties, Indonesian grilled tofu, pork-less pulled pork, Szechuan “beef” and Korean seitan ribs. Grab yourself a takeout lunch bowl and stock up on nut cheeses, vegan yogurt, house-made condiments and dairy-free desserts on your way out.
705 College, at Montrose,416-645-0117, yamchops.com
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YamChops
705 College StFeel left out at backyard BBQs? Next time, show up with a cooler full of delights from this vegetarian butcher shop (surprisingly, not an oxymoron) on College. The vast range of meatless mains include beet burger patties, Indonesian grilled tofu, pork-less pulled pork, Szechuan “beef” and Korean seitan ribs. Grab yourself a takeout lunch bowl and stock up on nut cheeses, vegan yogurt, house-made condiments and dairy-free desserts on your way out.
705 College, at Montrose,416-645-0117, yamchops.com
The soothing, cozy vibe has sealed the mainstay status of this Kensington café. Then again, that might be due to its soul-warming soups, impressive 42-ingredient lunch salad (it’s the answer to life, the universe and your grumbling stomach) or the array of gorgeous sweet and savoury crepes, which come plated to the nines with an eye-popping arsenal of toppings (real and faux cheeses, vegan dulce de leche, a produce stand of fresh fruit). Finish things off with a scoop of vegan ice cream, made in-house.
238 Augusta, at Nassau,416-364-6183, hibiscuscafe.ca
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Hibiscus
238 Augusta AveThe soothing, cozy vibe has sealed the mainstay status of this Kensington café. Then again, that might be due to its soul-warming soups, impressive 42-ingredient lunch salad (it’s the answer to life, the universe and your grumbling stomach) or the array of gorgeous sweet and savoury crepes, which come plated to the nines with an eye-popping arsenal of toppings (real and faux cheeses, vegan dulce de leche, a produce stand of fresh fruit). Finish things off with a scoop of vegan ice cream, made in-house.
238 Augusta, at Nassau,416-364-6183, hibiscuscafe.ca
Seventeen years after opening, Ruth Tal’s vegetarian empire now boasts four eateries – and a matching quartet of cookbooks. The staples Toronto vegans have been thriving on for years – smoothies and green goddess bowls, wraps stuffed with tofu steaks and faux bacon, even roundly praised quinoa-crusted onion rings – are ever-present on the menu, but the already vast selection has stretched to reflect current trends, with items like squash tacos and cold-pressed juices.
147 Spadina;326 Bloor West; 894 Queen West; 90 Eglinton East;416-599-4442, freshrestaurants.ca
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Fresh on Bloor
326 Bloor St WSeventeen years after opening, Ruth Tal’s vegetarian empire now boasts four eateries – and a matching quartet of cookbooks. The staples Toronto vegans have been thriving on for years – smoothies and green goddess bowls, wraps stuffed with tofu steaks and faux bacon, even roundly praised quinoa-crusted onion rings – are ever-present on the menu, but the already vast selection has stretched to reflect current trends, with items like squash tacos and cold-pressed juices.
147 Spadina;326 Bloor West; 894 Queen West; 90 Eglinton East;416-599-4442, freshrestaurants.ca
This jumpin’ spot, handily positioned to reach both U of T students and Kensington bohemians, expanded westward with a second location in the Junction this year. Both feature laid-back lunches like quinoa mac and cheese, wraps and a whack of vegan banh mi options. The Junction shop does brunch daily until 4 pm (hello, chick-un and waffles), while the College shop is licensed. Seriously, vegan or no – would you turn down a London Fog cocktail made with whiskey, coconut cream and Earl Grey syrup?
310 College, 647-340-3666; 3080 Dundas West, 416-604-3474; grasshopperrestaurant.ca
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Grasshopper Cafe
310 College StThis jumpin’ spot, handily positioned to reach both U of T students and Kensington bohemians, expanded westward with a second location in the Junction this year. Both feature laid-back lunches like quinoa mac and cheese, wraps and a whack of vegan banh mi options. The Junction shop does brunch daily until 4 pm (hello, chick-un and waffles), while the College shop is licensed. Seriously, vegan or no – would you turn down a London Fog cocktail made with whiskey, coconut cream and Earl Grey syrup?
310 College, 647-340-3666; 3080 Dundas West, 416-604-3474; grasshopperrestaurant.ca
That amazing italian restaurant that you always wish just around the corner
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/piano-piano-toronto/
After years heading up Splendido, Victor Barry decided to downshift. Last fall, he announced his plans to spend more time with his family, closed up the Harbord fine-dining destination and reopened it several months later as the flirtier Piano Piano. Out front, the staid white edifice has been painted with a riot of roses. Inside, they’ve chucked the perfectly tucked white tablecloths for bistro sets, and poppy floral oilcloth serves as wallpaper.
Barry wanted the place to be “the Italian restaurant you always wished was just around the corner.” Though the hig
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Piano Piano Restaurant
88 Harbord StThat amazing italian restaurant that you always wish just around the corner
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/piano-piano-toronto/
After years heading up Splendido, Victor Barry decided to downshift. Last fall, he announced his plans to spend more time with his family, closed up the Harbord fine-dining destination and reopened it several months later as the flirtier Piano Piano. Out front, the staid white edifice has been painted with a riot of roses. Inside, they’ve chucked the perfectly tucked white tablecloths for bistro sets, and poppy floral oilcloth serves as wallpaper.
Barry wanted the place to be “the Italian restaurant you always wished was just around the corner.” Though the hig
With a couple of decades of cooking experience at Guu, Kingyo and some Tokyo kitchens under their belts, it’s fair to say Daisuke Gomyo and Sori Imanishi know their Japanese snacks. Earlier this year, they parlayed their long-running pop-up at Churchill into a permanent space, taking over a Portuguese sports bar just down the street on Dundas West. The spare room, decked out (ha) with skateboards and art mags, mimics the no-fuss family restaurants the duo loved back in Tokyo, while the menu presents faithful replicas of their country’s favourite drunk foods: ginger-glazed chicken wings sprinkled with sesame seeds ($7.50); rich, burnt-orange Nagoya ramen laced with ground pork and ginger ($9.
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Imanishi Japanese Kitchen
1330 Dundas Street WestWith a couple of decades of cooking experience at Guu, Kingyo and some Tokyo kitchens under their belts, it’s fair to say Daisuke Gomyo and Sori Imanishi know their Japanese snacks. Earlier this year, they parlayed their long-running pop-up at Churchill into a permanent space, taking over a Portuguese sports bar just down the street on Dundas West. The spare room, decked out (ha) with skateboards and art mags, mimics the no-fuss family restaurants the duo loved back in Tokyo, while the menu presents faithful replicas of their country’s favourite drunk foods: ginger-glazed chicken wings sprinkled with sesame seeds ($7.50); rich, burnt-orange Nagoya ramen laced with ground pork and ginger ($9.
CXBO, as it's called for short, is home to the city's most Instagrammable chocolates - little geodesic domes of primary colour in perfectly imperfect boxes, each paint-spattered by hand. The company doesn't sell individual truffles, just nine- and 18-piece "collections," but the default selection includes knockout flavours like yuzu-sake and pistachio-orange-bergamot, so we doubt your sweetie will complain. For V-Day, they're doing romance with a twist: a "love boat" collection of tropical flavours.
1132 College, 416-588-2926, cxbo.ca. See listing.
CXBO Chocolates
193 Baldwin StCXBO, as it's called for short, is home to the city's most Instagrammable chocolates - little geodesic domes of primary colour in perfectly imperfect boxes, each paint-spattered by hand. The company doesn't sell individual truffles, just nine- and 18-piece "collections," but the default selection includes knockout flavours like yuzu-sake and pistachio-orange-bergamot, so we doubt your sweetie will complain. For V-Day, they're doing romance with a twist: a "love boat" collection of tropical flavours.
1132 College, 416-588-2926, cxbo.ca. See listing.
This patisserie-café does pretty much everything - macarons, take-away salads, croissants, fancy French desserts - but for gift-giving, nothing beats its house-made chocs and candies in striking multicoloured packaging. For maximum sweep-off-feet action, pick up a box of nine, 18 or 27 marble-like chocolate bonbons, featuring an assortment of flavours like pistachio praline, blueberry-cassis and passion fruit.
780 Queen West, 416-203-2009, and others, nadege-patisserie.com. See listing.
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Nadège Patisserie
780 Queen St WThis patisserie-café does pretty much everything - macarons, take-away salads, croissants, fancy French desserts - but for gift-giving, nothing beats its house-made chocs and candies in striking multicoloured packaging. For maximum sweep-off-feet action, pick up a box of nine, 18 or 27 marble-like chocolate bonbons, featuring an assortment of flavours like pistachio praline, blueberry-cassis and passion fruit.
780 Queen West, 416-203-2009, and others, nadege-patisserie.com. See listing.
For Soma owners David Castellan and Cynthia Leung, a married couple, chocolate is a labour of love: They laboriously produce bean-to-bar, single-origin chocolate in limited batches, on top of a massive slate of crowd-pleasing pralines, truffles, drinking chocolate and gelato. February specials for the lovers out there include a pale burgundy bar jam-packed (har) with raspberries, milk chocolate speckled with dried strawberries, and a white-chocolate mixed berry bar infused with Pop Rocks.
32 Tank House, 416-815-7662; 443 King West, 416-599-7662, somachocolate.com. See listing.
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Soma Chocolate Maker
32 Tank House LaneFor Soma owners David Castellan and Cynthia Leung, a married couple, chocolate is a labour of love: They laboriously produce bean-to-bar, single-origin chocolate in limited batches, on top of a massive slate of crowd-pleasing pralines, truffles, drinking chocolate and gelato. February specials for the lovers out there include a pale burgundy bar jam-packed (har) with raspberries, milk chocolate speckled with dried strawberries, and a white-chocolate mixed berry bar infused with Pop Rocks.
32 Tank House, 416-815-7662; 443 King West, 416-599-7662, somachocolate.com. See listing.
Fish tacos at Seven Lives
You can find the best tacos in Toronto on Kensington Avenue. While prices have gone up over the years, the taqueria is still as busy as ever cooking up fish and seafood tacos done SoCal or Tijuana-style. Get the Pulpo or the Gobernador.
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Seven Lives
72 Kensington AveFish tacos at Seven Lives
You can find the best tacos in Toronto on Kensington Avenue. While prices have gone up over the years, the taqueria is still as busy as ever cooking up fish and seafood tacos done SoCal or Tijuana-style. Get the Pulpo or the Gobernador.
Arepas at El Arepazo
This is where to go for a traditional Venezuelan lunch. Arepas comes with a variety of different meats, veggies, cheeses and sauces.
El Arepazo
181 Augusta AveArepas at El Arepazo
This is where to go for a traditional Venezuelan lunch. Arepas comes with a variety of different meats, veggies, cheeses and sauces.
Jerk chicken at Rasta Pasta
Locals know to come here for their fill of homemade jerk chicken. All jerk is served alongside rice, beans and coleslaw for a complete meal.
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Rasta Pasta
61 Kensington AveJerk chicken at Rasta Pasta
Locals know to come here for their fill of homemade jerk chicken. All jerk is served alongside rice, beans and coleslaw for a complete meal.
Bean and Baker Malt Shop is bringing back the mom'n'pop soda fountain to the city. Taking over the space that was previously the Bickford Flexitarian (and Linuxcaffe before that) at Harbord and Grace, this spot is a tribute to the 1940s and 1950s, replete with old-school diner decor, era-appropriate tunes and soda jerk outfits (who can resist those bow ties and hats?).
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/bean-baker-malt-shop-toronto/
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Bean & Baker Malt Shop
326 Harbord StBean and Baker Malt Shop is bringing back the mom'n'pop soda fountain to the city. Taking over the space that was previously the Bickford Flexitarian (and Linuxcaffe before that) at Harbord and Grace, this spot is a tribute to the 1940s and 1950s, replete with old-school diner decor, era-appropriate tunes and soda jerk outfits (who can resist those bow ties and hats?).
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/bean-baker-malt-shop-toronto/
Best meat for ALL YOU CAN EAT BBQ in koreatown.
Jangwon Korean Cuisine is a Korean restaurant located close to the Christie TTC subway station which offers table cooking for Korean barbeque. While your clothes will definitely end up smelling a little smoky after an evening here, the all-you-can-eat menu, featuring favourites like bulgogi, is more than worth it. Nothing too fancy, just honest simple (and delicious) carnivorous fun for everyone. Don't forget the soju!
Jang Won Restaurant
708 Bloor St WBest meat for ALL YOU CAN EAT BBQ in koreatown.
Jangwon Korean Cuisine is a Korean restaurant located close to the Christie TTC subway station which offers table cooking for Korean barbeque. While your clothes will definitely end up smelling a little smoky after an evening here, the all-you-can-eat menu, featuring favourites like bulgogi, is more than worth it. Nothing too fancy, just honest simple (and delicious) carnivorous fun for everyone. Don't forget the soju!
The Owl of Minerva is the perfect place to go for those who seek cheap and delicious Korean comfort food. Rated by this site as one of the best 24 hour restaurants in Toronto , The Owl of Minerva also has a reputation for some of the best pork bone soup in the city. And luck for us it has multiple locations throughout the city, including this one in the heart of Koreatown
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The Owl
700 Bloor St WThe Owl of Minerva is the perfect place to go for those who seek cheap and delicious Korean comfort food. Rated by this site as one of the best 24 hour restaurants in Toronto , The Owl of Minerva also has a reputation for some of the best pork bone soup in the city. And luck for us it has multiple locations throughout the city, including this one in the heart of Koreatown
One of my favourite places in Toronto to dig into a big bowl of Dolsot Bibimbap is the basic but always busy Buk Chang Dong Soon To Fu in Koreatown .
Dolsot Bibimbap is one of the perfect antidotes for the winter blahs. While traditionally served with beef, I opt for the "veggie" which comes with mushrooms, zucchini, spinach, sprouts and other vegetables, as well as a fried egg all served on top of a bed of rice in a hot stone bowl. Unlike some other places in the city, the bowl is decidedly hot which means the rice will develop a tasty, crispy if not slightly oily crust.
Along with the Bibimbap comes an unlimited supply of free tea and an assortment of traditional Korean favourites such
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Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu
691 Bloor St W One of my favourite places in Toronto to dig into a big bowl of Dolsot Bibimbap is the basic but always busy Buk Chang Dong Soon To Fu in Koreatown .
Dolsot Bibimbap is one of the perfect antidotes for the winter blahs. While traditionally served with beef, I opt for the "veggie" which comes with mushrooms, zucchini, spinach, sprouts and other vegetables, as well as a fried egg all served on top of a bed of rice in a hot stone bowl. Unlike some other places in the city, the bowl is decidedly hot which means the rice will develop a tasty, crispy if not slightly oily crust.
Along with the Bibimbap comes an unlimited supply of free tea and an assortment of traditional Korean favourites such
Sushi on Bloor
525 Bloor St WCheap and big portion , open late.
All you can eat sushi, sashimi, and even thai food! HOW amazing if you are hungry for bunch of asian food late at night!
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New Generation Sushi
486 Bloor St WAll you can eat sushi, sashimi, and even thai food! HOW amazing if you are hungry for bunch of asian food late at night!
Lahore Tikka House
1365 Gerrard St EMy fav in Little india area...
cheap and big portion pho, open late, in chinatown, 2nd floor btw Dundas and Queen.
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Pho Xe Lua
254 Spadina Ave.cheap and big portion pho, open late, in chinatown, 2nd floor btw Dundas and Queen.
i think it is one of the best in toronto, and possibly the only cheap option if you go out bar hopping till late in Ossington. Busy no-frills soup spot for ample ingredients topped with steaming broth & classic Vietnamese fare.
Address: 57 Ossington Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 2Y9
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Pho Tien Thanh
57 Ossington Avei think it is one of the best in toronto, and possibly the only cheap option if you go out bar hopping till late in Ossington. Busy no-frills soup spot for ample ingredients topped with steaming broth & classic Vietnamese fare.
Address: 57 Ossington Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 2Y9
Best and cheap dim sum in Chinatown. Take the elevator of the mall all the way to the top, the view up there also looks amazing!! kinda New York is at certain angles (SouthEast angle)
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Sky Dragon Chinese Restaurant 龍翔酒樓
280 Spadina Ave.Best and cheap dim sum in Chinatown. Take the elevator of the mall all the way to the top, the view up there also looks amazing!! kinda New York is at certain angles (SouthEast angle)
Harbord Fish & Chips
147 Harbord StGreat brunch spot in the hood.
This two-storey haunt on Harbord Street serves brunch on weekends from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Highlights include the crab cake Benedict, corned-beef hash and ultra-filling two egg breakfasts served with peameal bacon, sausage, baked beans, toast and house-made strawberry jam.
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The Harbord Room
89 Harbord StGreat brunch spot in the hood.
This two-storey haunt on Harbord Street serves brunch on weekends from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Highlights include the crab cake Benedict, corned-beef hash and ultra-filling two egg breakfasts served with peameal bacon, sausage, baked beans, toast and house-made strawberry jam.
Global-inspired snacks & entrees in a sleek, dark space from food-truck mavens The Food Dudes.
Address: 196 Robert St, Toronto, ON M5S 2K8
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RASA
196 Robert StGlobal-inspired snacks & entrees in a sleek, dark space from food-truck mavens The Food Dudes.
Address: 196 Robert St, Toronto, ON M5S 2K8
Contemporary eatery crafting inventive Filipino-inspired dishes for dinner & weekend brunch.
Address: 669 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1E6
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Lamesa Filipino Kitchen
634 St Clair Ave WContemporary eatery crafting inventive Filipino-inspired dishes for dinner & weekend brunch.
Address: 669 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1E6
Cozy, polished space with a Canadian menu focusing on whole beast preparations & local meats.
Address: 96 Tecumseth St, Toronto, ON M6J 2H1
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The Emerson Restaurant
1279 Bloor St WCozy, polished space with a Canadian menu focusing on whole beast preparations & local meats.
Address: 96 Tecumseth St, Toronto, ON M6J 2H1
They make amazing bread (best challah in toronto ), cakes and other baked treats. Harbord Bakery serving Toronto since 1945. Leading bakery for cakes, pastries, breads, desserts and much more.
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Harbord Bakery
115 Harbord StThey make amazing bread (best challah in toronto ), cakes and other baked treats. Harbord Bakery serving Toronto since 1945. Leading bakery for cakes, pastries, breads, desserts and much more.
Great minimal asthetics with lots natural light, sweet spot to work on your computer away from home. A hidden gem in a residential street (filled with lots families who work in the arts and culture scene in Toronto). Owned by the architect couple who also lives above. daily fresh bakery (so yummy) and strong coffee.
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Contra Café
1028 Shaw StGreat minimal asthetics with lots natural light, sweet spot to work on your computer away from home. A hidden gem in a residential street (filled with lots families who work in the arts and culture scene in Toronto). Owned by the architect couple who also lives above. daily fresh bakery (so yummy) and strong coffee.
Shopping
Possibly the cheapest place in town to get vintage and one of kind graphic T. Advertising everything under $10 ! And there are also a record shop, a barber shop in here. look for the Vertigo Black and white sign at the NW corner of John and Queen west.
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Black Market Clothing
347 Queen St WPossibly the cheapest place in town to get vintage and one of kind graphic T. Advertising everything under $10 ! And there are also a record shop, a barber shop in here. look for the Vertigo Black and white sign at the NW corner of John and Queen west.
cheap and quality high street vintage items on ossington, one of the very few survived the every changing trends of Hip ossington strip.
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I Miss You Vintage Inc.
63 Ossington Avecheap and quality high street vintage items on ossington, one of the very few survived the every changing trends of Hip ossington strip.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StNeed extra clothing? Want to cook at home and live like a local, the mall has 100s of shops from H&M to walmart , beer store and mega grocery store. https://www.dufferinmall.ca/
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Dufferin Mall
900 Dufferin StNeed extra clothing? Want to cook at home and live like a local, the mall has 100s of shops from H&M to walmart , beer store and mega grocery store. https://www.dufferinmall.ca/
Kops Records
395 Queen St WLabour of Love
223 Carlton StLocal and Canadian design, clothings and craft.
Essentials
Korean Supermarket in Koreatown, open 9-10 every day , pretty much everything you need but cheaper and best kind of meat for Korean BBQ! Kimchi
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PAT Central
675 Bloor St WKorean Supermarket in Koreatown, open 9-10 every day , pretty much everything you need but cheaper and best kind of meat for Korean BBQ! Kimchi
Metro
2155 St Clair Ave W24 hour grocery store!
Metro
2155 St Clair Ave W24 hour grocery shopping!
Open til midnight if you need over the counter med
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Shoppers Drug Mart
935 Eglinton Ave WOpen til midnight if you need over the counter med
Bloor Fruit Market in Koreatown on Bloor at Manning offers a good selection of fruits and vegetables, many of which are locally grown, at fantastic prices. It's an area favourite for ripe berries, juicy tomatoes, and bundles of fresh herbs. The green awning alone is usually enough to spark salivation.
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Bloor Fruit Market
662 Manning AveBloor Fruit Market in Koreatown on Bloor at Manning offers a good selection of fruits and vegetables, many of which are locally grown, at fantastic prices. It's an area favourite for ripe berries, juicy tomatoes, and bundles of fresh herbs. The green awning alone is usually enough to spark salivation.
grocery store on Christie (between Bloor and Dupont) which stocks a wide range of organic produce, cereals, canned goods, meat, poultry and other items.
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Fiesta Farms
200 Christie Stgrocery store on Christie (between Bloor and Dupont) which stocks a wide range of organic produce, cereals, canned goods, meat, poultry and other items.
Bulk Barn
393 King St WBulk dry fruit, nuts, and everythign else... candies
Sightseeing
The biggest and oldest market in town, fresh fruits, fish, meat and some local unique gifts. Closed Mon. Farmer's Mkt: Sat,5-3.
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St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St EThe biggest and oldest market in town, fresh fruits, fish, meat and some local unique gifts. Closed Mon. Farmer's Mkt: Sat,5-3.
well, they tried to make this the time square of toronto, so it is fun to do the Tokyo style all pedestrian crossing from every corners! Got lots free events, concerts, film screenings! ydsquare.ca/
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Yonge-Dundas Square
1 Dundas St Ewell, they tried to make this the time square of toronto, so it is fun to do the Tokyo style all pedestrian crossing from every corners! Got lots free events, concerts, film screenings! ydsquare.ca/
So many tv and films were filmed here, it is pretty! Galleries, art studios, store, bakery, jazz bar, local beer, and u will have so many good photos at the historic place(/condom development)
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Quartier historique de la Distillerie
55 Mill StSo many tv and films were filmed here, it is pretty! Galleries, art studios, store, bakery, jazz bar, local beer, and u will have so many good photos at the historic place(/condom development)
lovely Polish neighborhood with so much cafes, restauarants, shops and lovely families with their cute dogs! have a bite here if u are going to High Park,
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Roncesvalles Village
147 Roncesvalles Avelovely Polish neighborhood with so much cafes, restauarants, shops and lovely families with their cute dogs! have a bite here if u are going to High Park,
Lovely neighborhood with lots bars, cafes, cinemas, bookstores and lovely houses.
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The Annex
Lovely neighborhood with lots bars, cafes, cinemas, bookstores and lovely houses.
Koreatown is great for cheap fresh fruits, groceries, 24 korean food , box karaoke, and of course the yummy food and fun Korean fashion and gift shops! http://www.blogto.com/koreatown
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Koreatown
Koreatown is great for cheap fresh fruits, groceries, 24 korean food , box karaoke, and of course the yummy food and fun Korean fashion and gift shops! http://www.blogto.com/koreatown
Hôtel de ville de Toronto
100 Queen St WTake a pic with TORONTO!
Tour CN
290 Bremner BlvdI mean, this is probably the weirdest architecture in toronto , ever. it is a pencil box being held by bunch of pencils. go snap a pic at least.
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OCAD University
100 McCaul StI mean, this is probably the weirdest architecture in toronto , ever. it is a pencil box being held by bunch of pencils. go snap a pic at least.
lovely waterfront and free festival events almost every weekend!
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Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay Wlovely waterfront and free festival events almost every weekend!
Yorkville
the fancy high street part of town
Little India
indian food and sweets!
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a haven for lovers of craft beer!! http://www.blogto.com/bars/wise-bar-toronto
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Wise Bar
1007 Bloor Street WestThis is a haven for lovers of craft beer!! http://www.blogto.com/bars/wise-bar-toronto
There are live jazz almost every min at this legendary jazz spot. MOst of the time during weekdays day time are free too!! who doesnt love jazz and blues?!
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The Rex Jazz & Blues Bar
194 Queen St WThere are live jazz almost every min at this legendary jazz spot. MOst of the time during weekdays day time are free too!! who doesnt love jazz and blues?!
890 College Street. What they called the closest thing we have in Toronto to what a jazz /blues bar feel like in New Orleans. Check it out!
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Fat City Blues
890 College Street890 College Street. What they called the closest thing we have in Toronto to what a jazz /blues bar feel like in New Orleans. Check it out!
Craft beer, canadian inspired cocktail list and cafe. lovely patio! http://www.blogto.com/bars/northwood-toronto
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Northwood
815 Bloor St WCraft beer, canadian inspired cocktail list and cafe. lovely patio! http://www.blogto.com/bars/northwood-toronto
Local made craft beer and also has a separate room for live music featuring local and interenational talents
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Burdock Brewery
1184 Bloor St WLocal made craft beer and also has a separate room for live music featuring local and interenational talents
The Garrison
1197 Dundas St Woften has the best local bands and dance parties
Probably the hippest place in town. Btw Dundas and Queen st west, the Ossignton Ave is filled with boutique and vintage shops, cafes, bars of local brews and whiskeys, and contemporary restaurants.
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Ossington at Queen
Probably the hippest place in town. Btw Dundas and Queen st west, the Ossignton Ave is filled with boutique and vintage shops, cafes, bars of local brews and whiskeys, and contemporary restaurants.
Parkdale’s popular wallet-friendly taco joint is almost always rammed, and not just because of the bourbon-packed back bar and Mexican-ish street food. Only a handful of the house cocktails wiwll run you more than $10 (Caesars are $11, Palomas and Bourbonades are $10.50). Everything else, from GE’s vanilla bourbon sour to a mint julep, costs $10 or less.
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Grand Electric Parkdale
1330 Queen St WParkdale’s popular wallet-friendly taco joint is almost always rammed, and not just because of the bourbon-packed back bar and Mexican-ish street food. Only a handful of the house cocktails wiwll run you more than $10 (Caesars are $11, Palomas and Bourbonades are $10.50). Everything else, from GE’s vanilla bourbon sour to a mint julep, costs $10 or less.
This newish, bookish Junction cocktail bar takes its chosen theme to the next level. Named for a Timothy Findley novel, the bar has walls adorned with books that set the tone of the lit-flecked drinks list (also a book, complete with index). The names of literary characters are camouflaged in thousands of Scrabble tiles that adorn the bar-top, and the cocktails range from stark (like the iceless Aperol spritz called Beautiful Ruins, $11.50) to more complex (like the tequila and mezcal-based Gold Finch, with pineapple-sage shrub and Chartreuse, $15).
Unsurprisingly, it's a haven for book clubs - in fact, the bar donates $20 to a literacy program for every group they host - but the option of
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Famous Last Words
392 Pacific AveThis newish, bookish Junction cocktail bar takes its chosen theme to the next level. Named for a Timothy Findley novel, the bar has walls adorned with books that set the tone of the lit-flecked drinks list (also a book, complete with index). The names of literary characters are camouflaged in thousands of Scrabble tiles that adorn the bar-top, and the cocktails range from stark (like the iceless Aperol spritz called Beautiful Ruins, $11.50) to more complex (like the tequila and mezcal-based Gold Finch, with pineapple-sage shrub and Chartreuse, $15).
Unsurprisingly, it's a haven for book clubs - in fact, the bar donates $20 to a literacy program for every group they host - but the option of
Amidst the city-wide clamour to cash in on craft beer's ballooning popularity, the city's first all-cider-zone honours a less explored, equally refreshing beverage category. Since it opened last summer, the list at Her Father's has swelled to over 100 ciders from around the world, most of them Ontarian.
Whether it's via funky Spanish sidra theatrically aerated at arm's length, botanical-spiked juice fermented from local heritage apples or a pretty pear sparkler from Normandy, Her Father's debunks unfair stereotypes about cider's one-dimensionality.
Open Wednesday and Thursday 11 am to 11 pm, Friday11 am to 1 am, Saturday 10:30 to 1 am, Sunday 10:30 amto 10 pm; one step at door, washrooms
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Her Father's Cider Bar + Kitchen
119 Harbord StAmidst the city-wide clamour to cash in on craft beer's ballooning popularity, the city's first all-cider-zone honours a less explored, equally refreshing beverage category. Since it opened last summer, the list at Her Father's has swelled to over 100 ciders from around the world, most of them Ontarian.
Whether it's via funky Spanish sidra theatrically aerated at arm's length, botanical-spiked juice fermented from local heritage apples or a pretty pear sparkler from Normandy, Her Father's debunks unfair stereotypes about cider's one-dimensionality.
Open Wednesday and Thursday 11 am to 11 pm, Friday11 am to 1 am, Saturday 10:30 to 1 am, Sunday 10:30 amto 10 pm; one step at door, washrooms
Arts & Culture
TIFF Bell Lightbox
350 King St WFILMS FILMS FILMS
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkThe have massive parties monthly... art party.
It really is worth to see, even just for the architecture of Frank. Free after 6pm on Wed.
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Musée des beaux-arts de l'Ontario
317 Dundas St WIt really is worth to see, even just for the architecture of Frank. Free after 6pm on Wed.
Arguably the best museum in Toronto for contemporary arts. FREE , so go to the harbour, even if you dont think you understand art.
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The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
231 Queens Quay WArguably the best museum in Toronto for contemporary arts. FREE , so go to the harbour, even if you dont think you understand art.
if you are in U of T downtown campus admiring the OLD architecture, make sure you find this gallery, one of the best (& often most challenging works there) gallery in town. it is called Art Museum of U of T now. artmuseum.utoronto.ca
Art Museum at the University of Toronto - Justina M. Barnicke Gallery
7 Hart House Cirif you are in U of T downtown campus admiring the OLD architecture, make sure you find this gallery, one of the best (& often most challenging works there) gallery in town. it is called Art Museum of U of T now. artmuseum.utoronto.ca
the oldest gallery focus in contemporary photography from asia. many original one of a kind artists multiples and limited prints you can buy at a very affordable price (cheaper than IKEA!)
INDEXG Gallery / Artshop
50 Gladstone Avethe oldest gallery focus in contemporary photography from asia. many original one of a kind artists multiples and limited prints you can buy at a very affordable price (cheaper than IKEA!)
This is a building full of Art Galleries, arts and festival org &other curiosities in Urban planning,social innovation,design&musical instrument,even a daycare! (cinecyle@back). www.401richmond.net
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401 Richmond St W
401 Richmond Street WestThis is a building full of Art Galleries, arts and festival org &other curiosities in Urban planning,social innovation,design&musical instrument,even a daycare! (cinecyle@back). www.401richmond.net
One of the top Contemporary Gallery in town, or in canada.
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Mercer Union, a centre for contemporary art
1286 Bloor St WOne of the top Contemporary Gallery in town, or in canada.
Parks & Nature
Greens &beaches!Worth it 4 a city skyline photo-op on the ferry @very least. If u hate crowds-dont go weekends&take Halan's point ferry instead(nude beach!).Ferry every 30min,$7 per person.google4more
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Toronto Islands
Greens &beaches!Worth it 4 a city skyline photo-op on the ferry @very least. If u hate crowds-dont go weekends&take Halan's point ferry instead(nude beach!).Ferry every 30min,$7 per person.google4more
ahhh, the best park in the hipster zone! You will see white squirrel, ppl layout the clothing for sale on the lawn, geeks LARPing, and lots beautiful ppl!
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Parc Trinity Bellwoods
790 Queen St Wahhh, the best park in the hipster zone! You will see white squirrel, ppl layout the clothing for sale on the lawn, geeks LARPing, and lots beautiful ppl!
The biggest park in toronto!It is open 24/7 &it's huge! NOT recommend going night time alone, unless they have events. Dont get lost, there're so much 2 see u might want 2 make a day of it!
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High Park
1873 Bloor St WThe biggest park in toronto!It is open 24/7 &it's huge! NOT recommend going night time alone, unless they have events. Dont get lost, there're so much 2 see u might want 2 make a day of it!
Lovely park with fair, festivals and free outdoor screening at time.
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Christie Pits Park
750 Bloor St WLovely park with fair, festivals and free outdoor screening at time.