Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Penelope Restaurant
225 King St WBeautiful Peruvian restaurant, trendy and lively.
Byblos
11 Duncan StTrendy Mediterranean food, vegetarian friendly. Lovely decor.
Chubby's Jamaican Kitchen
104 Portland StTrendy Jamacain cuisine, busy and lively!
Gusto 101
101 Portland StLively, trendy and affordable Italian
Jimmy's Coffee
107 Portland StCozy and cute, a Toronto institution!
Aunties & Uncles
74 Lippincott StBest brunch! Family friendly and affordable.
Drinks & Nightlife
Beautiful old century home converted into trendy pub. Also serving brunch
80 locals recommend
Bar Wellington
520 Wellington St WBeautiful old century home converted into trendy pub. Also serving brunch
Mahjong Bar
1276 Dundas St WSpeakeasy behind a dumpling house on Dundas West.
Speakeasy style bar beside Marben Restaurant. Cool underground, late night spot.
41 locals recommend
The Cloak Bar
488 Wellington St WSpeakeasy style bar beside Marben Restaurant. Cool underground, late night spot.
Live music, local bands, cheap and cheerful dive bar. One of Toronto's oldest live music venues.
133 locals recommend
Horseshoe Tavern
370 Queen St WLive music, local bands, cheap and cheerful dive bar. One of Toronto's oldest live music venues.
Cameron House
408 Queen St WLocal bands, folk, indie, rockabilly, fun times.
Entertainment & Activities
Has become expensive, but definitely worth a trip to the top. The views are incredible.
3509 locals recommend
CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdHas become expensive, but definitely worth a trip to the top. The views are incredible.
The Royal Cinema
608 College StBest old cinema in Toronto!
Arts & Culture
Toronto's biggest gallery, the building itself is a marvellous architectural treat - designed by Frank Gehry.
2262 locals recommend
Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St WToronto's biggest gallery, the building itself is a marvellous architectural treat - designed by Frank Gehry.
Royal Ontario Museum. Great place to spend a day and learn about all kind of worldly history. Family friendly, and a stunning piece of architecture.
2332 locals recommend
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkRoyal Ontario Museum. Great place to spend a day and learn about all kind of worldly history. Family friendly, and a stunning piece of architecture.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
60 Simcoe StRoyal Alexandra Theatre
260 King St WSightseeing
Beautiful old buildings, cobblestone streets, littered with restaurants, bars and shops.
1704 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StBeautiful old buildings, cobblestone streets, littered with restaurants, bars and shops.
Bohemian market, amazing Latin and South American food to be discovered. Also some great dive bars with live music.
1698 locals recommend
Kensington Market
Bohemian market, amazing Latin and South American food to be discovered. Also some great dive bars with live music.
Essentials
Smaller market, artisan food products. Decent produce but a little on the expensive side
92 locals recommend
Fresh & Wild Food Market
69 Spadina Ave.Smaller market, artisan food products. Decent produce but a little on the expensive side
Rabba Fine Foods
361 Front St WSome basic groceries, and convenience store. Open 24/7
Good for basic groceries - do not recommend buying produce here!
56 locals recommend
Mike's Independent City Market Toronto
111 Peter StGood for basic groceries - do not recommend buying produce here!
Everything Else
The Second City Toronto
110 Mercer StAmazing live improv style theatre!