Guidebook for Toronto
Essentials
Recognized by National Geographic as the No. 1 food market in the world with over 120 vendors selling everything from fruits, veggies cheeses & meats to all sorts of coffees, mustards & pickles.
1398 locals recommend
St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St ERecognized by National Geographic as the No. 1 food market in the world with over 120 vendors selling everything from fruits, veggies cheeses & meats to all sorts of coffees, mustards & pickles.
Longo's Maple Leaf Square
15 York StClose by grocery open till 11pm
Arts & Culture
Scotiabank Arena
40 Bay St.Major venue for sporting events, concerts and shows
Drinks & Nightlife
Over 120 brands of beer to choose from for all you beer lovers. The bar also sometimes feature live music on Fridays and Saturdays
238 locals recommend
Bier Markt
600 King St WOver 120 brands of beer to choose from for all you beer lovers. The bar also sometimes feature live music on Fridays and Saturdays
Food Scene
Kibo Sushi
1169 Queen St EYummy take out sushi
Korean fusion cuisine makes for interesting yummy food! Good decor and nice drinks, overall fun dining experience. Reservations recommended for weekends.
Swish By Han
38 Wellington St EKorean fusion cuisine makes for interesting yummy food! Good decor and nice drinks, overall fun dining experience. Reservations recommended for weekends.
Vast selection of food with options for everyone. The market place theme with a maze of food stands where you watch your meal be prepared in front of you makes it a fun & unique dining experience
Marché
Vast selection of food with options for everyone. The market place theme with a maze of food stands where you watch your meal be prepared in front of you makes it a fun & unique dining experience
Fresh yummy seafood options and the restaurant is located at the St Lawrence market which is fun just to visit by itself. The place gets pretty busy on weekends.
8 locals recommend
Buster's Sea Cove
93 Front St EFresh yummy seafood options and the restaurant is located at the St Lawrence market which is fun just to visit by itself. The place gets pretty busy on weekends.
Sightseeing
Located at the foot of the CN Tower, Canada’s largest indoor aquarium will transport your kids to an underwater world filled with sharks, stingrays and other exotic animals.
2071 locals recommend
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
288 Bremner BlvdLocated at the foot of the CN Tower, Canada’s largest indoor aquarium will transport your kids to an underwater world filled with sharks, stingrays and other exotic animals.