Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
On a residential street, neighborhood feel, roast own beans, single origin fair trade espresso beans, simple food, sandwiches and nice bread. Good place to work for the day.
91 locals recommend
i deal coffee
162 Ossington AveOn a residential street, neighborhood feel, roast own beans, single origin fair trade espresso beans, simple food, sandwiches and nice bread. Good place to work for the day.
Hidden gem from the bustle of Queen street. Nice breakfasts, down to earth, healthier options, espresso based drinks, fresh juice.
29 locals recommend
Rustic Cosmo Cafe
1278 Queen St WHidden gem from the bustle of Queen street. Nice breakfasts, down to earth, healthier options, espresso based drinks, fresh juice.
Nice range of food options on menu, quality dishes and ingredients, brunch, cocktails, beers, has a buzz
130 locals recommend
The Federal
1438 Dundas Street WestNice range of food options on menu, quality dishes and ingredients, brunch, cocktails, beers, has a buzz
Selection of wines, small share dishes and larger meals. Nice atmosphere and service.
62 locals recommend
Midfield Wine Bar
1434 Dundas St WSelection of wines, small share dishes and larger meals. Nice atmosphere and service.
Creative and delicious ice cream flavors made in-house and freshly made waffle cones. My favorite is a Quebec goat cheese called "grey owl" with fig compote and honey, and "Terry's Orange Chocolate". Expect line ups out the door! Worth it.
171 locals recommend
Bang Bang Ice Cream & Bakery
93A Ossington AveCreative and delicious ice cream flavors made in-house and freshly made waffle cones. My favorite is a Quebec goat cheese called "grey owl" with fig compote and honey, and "Terry's Orange Chocolate". Expect line ups out the door! Worth it.
French pastries made on-site, good croissants (lots of butter), and delectable food offerings, sells coffee beans and makes decent espresso based drinks.
51 locals recommend
The Tempered Room
1374 Queen St WFrench pastries made on-site, good croissants (lots of butter), and delectable food offerings, sells coffee beans and makes decent espresso based drinks.
Capital Espresso
1349 Queen St WBoreal Gelato
1312 Queen Street WestThe Lakeview Restaurant
1132 Dundas Street West24 hour diner
Miss Thing's
1279 Queen Street WestPolynesian fusion resto and rice dish served in a pineapple.
Rol San Restaurant
388 Spadina Ave.All day dim sum option in china town. Good for large groups
Kensington Market
Getting Around
You need a credit card to pay for the rental. There is an online app and website to set up, also to find bike stations with bikes or open spots to park.
59 locals recommend
Bike Share Toronto
You need a credit card to pay for the rental. There is an online app and website to set up, also to find bike stations with bikes or open spots to park.
Bike Share Toronto
Lansdowne Ave at Wade Ave station
Dundas West station
UP Express Bloor Station
1456 Bloor St WGreyhound Canada Transportation Centre
30 Lake Shore Boulevard WestBus Station
Jack Layton Ferry Terminal station
9 Queens Quay WTo get to Toronto Island
Union Pearson Express, Union Station
55 Front St WEssentials
Peter's No Frills
2150 Burnhamthorpe Rd WFreshCo
22 Northcote AveCanna Clinic Medicinal Society
1556 Queen Street WestLCBO
49 Spadina Ave.Sanagan's Meat Locker
176 Baldwin StDrinks & Nightlife
Amazing in-house brewed beers, large IPA selections. Also has other drinks available. Can purchase bottles to take away. Good food offerings, lots of dishes to share. Quality ingredients.
373 locals recommend
Bellwoods Brewery
124 Ossington AveAmazing in-house brewed beers, large IPA selections. Also has other drinks available. Can purchase bottles to take away. Good food offerings, lots of dishes to share. Quality ingredients.
Lipstick & Dynamite
992 Queen St WQueers, beers and board games
PrettyUgly Bar
1237 Queen St Wadorably small and hidden
Tiki bar! Another world gets entered when you walk in from the street
54 locals recommend
The Shameful Tiki Room Toronto
1378 Queen St WTiki bar! Another world gets entered when you walk in from the street
Book store that is also an event space for many queer events, with a full bar.
8 locals recommend
Glad Day Bookshop
499 Church StBook store that is also an event space for many queer events, with a full bar.
Gladstone Hotel
1214 Queen St WParks & Nature
High Park Zoo
Sunnyside Beach
Trinity Bellwoods Park
790 Queen St WToronto Islands
Car free, with residential homes. Reach by taking the ferry.
Christie Pits Park
750 Bloor St WShopping
Curiosa
320 Harbord StreetHarry Potter themed store!
Hanji Gifts
940 Queen St WJapanese and Korean stationary store
Entertainment & Activities
TIFF Bell Lightbox
350 King St WThe Revue Cinema
400 Roncesvalles AveHot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
506 Bloor St W