Guidebook for Toronto
Everything Else
She-she swanky shopping or window shopping depending on your bank account.
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Holt Renfrew Bloor
50 Bloor St WShe-she swanky shopping or window shopping depending on your bank account.
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkOne of Toronto's gems
Have a picnic in this beautiful outdoors space and contemplate the Ontario politics that are being debated in the parliament buildings that share the space.
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Queen's Park
Have a picnic in this beautiful outdoors space and contemplate the Ontario politics that are being debated in the parliament buildings that share the space.
Yonge-Dundas Square
1 Dundas St EOur Times Square. Close, but not too close.
COS
85 Bloor St WBeautiful modern store with Scandanavian sensibility.
Food scene
Great food and the perfect place to stop for a night cap or an afternoon beer on the way home!
SALVO
5 St Joseph StA whimsical restaurant right around the corner - great for brunch, dinner, or a late-night cocktail.
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Wish Restaurant
3 Charles St EA whimsical restaurant right around the corner - great for brunch, dinner, or a late-night cocktail.
If you are looking for a fancy brunch - make a reservation and treat yourself to this gorgeous restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel. The food is out of this world.
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Café Boulud
60 Yorkville AveIf you are looking for a fancy brunch - make a reservation and treat yourself to this gorgeous restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel. The food is out of this world.
In the summer the Oxley has a fantastic patio and in the winter the warm and cozy downstairs restaurant serves superior English pub food. Upstairs is a snug pub that is so charming it is a must-visit in the neighbourhood.
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The Oxley Public House
121 Yorkville AveIn the summer the Oxley has a fantastic patio and in the winter the warm and cozy downstairs restaurant serves superior English pub food. Upstairs is a snug pub that is so charming it is a must-visit in the neighbourhood.
Beautiful Ethiopian Fare in a casual dining atmosphere - ask to sit upstairs if it's open. This is also a great option for take-away. If you have never had Ethiopian food before - be aware that the injera bread is so delicious you will want to eat it all but it continues to expand after consumed and you will feel very full half an hour after you eat.
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Ethiopian House
4 Irwin AveBeautiful Ethiopian Fare in a casual dining atmosphere - ask to sit upstairs if it's open. This is also a great option for take-away. If you have never had Ethiopian food before - be aware that the injera bread is so delicious you will want to eat it all but it continues to expand after consumed and you will feel very full half an hour after you eat.
Neighbourhoods
Queen Street West is known for its unique shopping, art galleries, bars and restaurants. Start at Trinity Bellwoods park, bring a reusable coffee cup and get it filled at one of the excellent coffee places that surround the Queen St side of the Park. Then walk West as far as your interest takes you. You will eventually come to Parkdale which is one of the city's most up and coming neighbourhoods.
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Queen Street West
Queen Street WestQueen Street West is known for its unique shopping, art galleries, bars and restaurants. Start at Trinity Bellwoods park, bring a reusable coffee cup and get it filled at one of the excellent coffee places that surround the Queen St side of the Park. Then walk West as far as your interest takes you. You will eventually come to Parkdale which is one of the city's most up and coming neighbourhoods.
The Dim Sum and Dumpling restaurants are my favourites in Chinatown, vegetable markets, unique stores, Escape Rooms, as well as The AGO. There is a beautiful park behind the AGO and OCADwith a great play structure for kids. Chinatown is also very close to Kensington Market so you could see both in one day of sightseeing.
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Chinatown
292 Spadina Ave.The Dim Sum and Dumpling restaurants are my favourites in Chinatown, vegetable markets, unique stores, Escape Rooms, as well as The AGO. There is a beautiful park behind the AGO and OCADwith a great play structure for kids. Chinatown is also very close to Kensington Market so you could see both in one day of sightseeing.
A Hippy haven with awesome restaurants, bars, breweries, shops, vintage clothing stores, a cowboy boot store, coffee shops, army surplus, and cafes. You'll find some of the best Mexican fare here.
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Kensington Market
A Hippy haven with awesome restaurants, bars, breweries, shops, vintage clothing stores, a cowboy boot store, coffee shops, army surplus, and cafes. You'll find some of the best Mexican fare here.
Sightseeing
Take the Ferry from Jack Layton Ferry terminal which is located between Yonge and Bay all the way south at Queen's Key. You can take bikes with you or rent them when you get to the island. You can bring a picnic or eat at one of the restaurants dotted across the islands. There are several beaches, marinas, walking trails, playgrounds, and concerts play here throughout the summer. There is also a clothing optional beach.
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Toronto Islands
Take the Ferry from Jack Layton Ferry terminal which is located between Yonge and Bay all the way south at Queen's Key. You can take bikes with you or rent them when you get to the island. You can bring a picnic or eat at one of the restaurants dotted across the islands. There are several beaches, marinas, walking trails, playgrounds, and concerts play here throughout the summer. There is also a clothing optional beach.
One of the city's most beautiful parks, you can walk around the park for most of the day, paddle boat on the mini lake, check out the zoo, go swimming in the public pool, check out the massive play ground for kids. In the summer, the park's amphitheatre is home to Shakespeare in High Park - a professional Shakespeare production which is modelled after Joseph Papp's Public Theatre in NY. It is pay-what-you-can with a suggested donation of $20 per person.
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High Park
1873 Bloor St WOne of the city's most beautiful parks, you can walk around the park for most of the day, paddle boat on the mini lake, check out the zoo, go swimming in the public pool, check out the massive play ground for kids. In the summer, the park's amphitheatre is home to Shakespeare in High Park - a professional Shakespeare production which is modelled after Joseph Papp's Public Theatre in NY. It is pay-what-you-can with a suggested donation of $20 per person.