Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Awesome Middle Eastern food, reasonably priced, steps from the apartment.
13 locals recommend
Tabule Middle Eastern Cuisine
810 Queen Street EastAwesome Middle Eastern food, reasonably priced, steps from the apartment.
Bonjour Brioche
812 Queen St EFamous for breakfast, brunch, lunch. Cash only.
The Roy Public House
894 Queen St ELocal English Pub
Drinks & Nightlife
New hot spot in town. Beautifully renovated 19th century hotel. Inspiring glass-enclosed bar/restaurant on rooftop.
129 locals recommend
The Broadview Hotel
106 Broadview AveNew hot spot in town. Beautifully renovated 19th century hotel. Inspiring glass-enclosed bar/restaurant on rooftop.
Sightseeing
Toronto's old distillery district transformed into a major destination for nightlife, dining, amazing shops and outdoor music. A must-see.
1703 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StToronto's old distillery district transformed into a major destination for nightlife, dining, amazing shops and outdoor music. A must-see.
Parks & Nature
Ashbridge's Bay Park
1561 Lake Shore Blvd EBeautiful place for a long walk, along Lake Ontario
Large green area, tennis, basketball, fitness centre with half-Olympic pool and free access.
Jimmie Simpson Park
872 Queen St ELarge green area, tennis, basketball, fitness centre with half-Olympic pool and free access.
Toronto's famous Beach neighbourhood and the Boardwalk - a beautiful, slower-paced neighbourhood full of nice restaurants and shops. The miles-long Boardwalk along Lake Ontario is a great place for a long walk - unless there's a blizzard.
424 locals recommend
The Beaches
Toronto's famous Beach neighbourhood and the Boardwalk - a beautiful, slower-paced neighbourhood full of nice restaurants and shops. The miles-long Boardwalk along Lake Ontario is a great place for a long walk - unless there's a blizzard.