Local Guide to Toronto, ON
Food scene
Delicious thin crust pizza made with fresh ingredients. Rated the best pizza in the city by Dave Portnoy
91 residents recomanen
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria
650 Queen St WDelicious thin crust pizza made with fresh ingredients. Rated the best pizza in the city by Dave Portnoy
Pizza Gigi
189 Harbord StLocal favourite for Italian cuisine. Popular amongst celebrities during the Toronto International Film Festival
445 residents recomanen
Terroni
720 Queen St WLocal favourite for Italian cuisine. Popular amongst celebrities during the Toronto International Film Festival
WVRST
609 King St WDelicious German style sausages
Bar Isabel
797 College St
Gusto 101
101 Portland StSeven Lives
72 Kensington AveRasta Pasta
61 Kensington AveCafe Diplomatico Restaurant & Pizzeria
594 College StSteam Whistle Brewing
255 Bremner BlvdCraft brewery
An amazing Farmer's Market right in the heart of the city!
1398 residents recomanen
Mercat de St. Lawrence
93 Front St EAn amazing Farmer's Market right in the heart of the city!
Voted best sports bar in North America surrounded by 199 TVs to watch every game. It is also home to the largest HD TV screen in North America!
200 residents recomanen
Real Sports Bar & Grill
15 York StVoted best sports bar in North America surrounded by 199 TVs to watch every game. It is also home to the largest HD TV screen in North America!
Pera Cafe
Breakfast cafe
Gus Tacos
Kos Restaurant
61 Bellevue AveClassic menu from French Toast to Steak.
Third Wave Coffee
Sam James Coffee Bar
297 Harbord StManic Coffee
426 College StFIKA Cafe
28 Kensington AveFound Coffee x Hopper Coffee
324 College StNeighbourhoods
Vintage neighbourhood full of cobblestone streets, local artisan shops, craft coffee house, restaurants and craft breweries. Festivals in the summer and Christmas Market in the winter!
1704 residents recomanen
Districte Històric de la Destil·leria
55 Mill StVintage neighbourhood full of cobblestone streets, local artisan shops, craft coffee house, restaurants and craft breweries. Festivals in the summer and Christmas Market in the winter!
Kensington Market
Sightseeing
Aquari Ripley del Canadà
288 Bremner BlvdCatch a concert, Toronto Maple Leafs or Raptors game! If you don't have tickets to the game, watch from the jumbo screen in the square.
175 residents recomanen
Scotiabank Arena
Catch a concert, Toronto Maple Leafs or Raptors game! If you don't have tickets to the game, watch from the jumbo screen in the square.
Centre Rogers
1 Blue Jays WayHome to the Toronto Blue Jays
Catch the ferry to the Toronto Islands for a day trip or grab a drink on one of the patios on the waterfront.
512 residents recomanen
Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay WCatch the ferry to the Toronto Islands for a day trip or grab a drink on one of the patios on the waterfront.
The Toronto Islands can be accessed by a quick ferry ride from the Toronto Harbourfront. The islands are popular amongst locals and travellers for beaches and cycling
1035 residents recomanen
Toronto Islands
The Toronto Islands can be accessed by a quick ferry ride from the Toronto Harbourfront. The islands are popular amongst locals and travellers for beaches and cycling
The one and only official Hockey Hall of Fame, home to the Stanley Cup!
466 residents recomanen
Hockey Hall of Fame
30 Yonge StThe one and only official Hockey Hall of Fame, home to the Stanley Cup!
Incredible murals and graffiti art by local artists in the community
63 residents recomanen
Graffiti Alley
Graffiti AlleyIncredible murals and graffiti art by local artists in the community
Plaça Nathan Phillips
100 Queen St WGo ice skating at Nathan Phillips Square
An historic castle right in the city, built in 1911-1914 with 98 rooms. There is a nice café on the back verandah in the shadows of the towers, overlooking the gardens and the skyline of Toronto. You can expect to spend 3-4 hours touring.
1217 residents recomanen
Casa Loma
1 Austin TerraceAn historic castle right in the city, built in 1911-1914 with 98 rooms. There is a nice café on the back verandah in the shadows of the towers, overlooking the gardens and the skyline of Toronto. You can expect to spend 3-4 hours touring.
Picnic in a local park! Dog off-leash area, a wading pool and a children's playground
743 residents recomanen
Trinity Bellwoods Park
790 Queen St WPicnic in a local park! Dog off-leash area, a wading pool and a children's playground
Parks
Popular green space in the city with playground for the kids
114 residents recomanen
Parc Canoe Landing
45 Fort York BlvdPopular green space in the city with playground for the kids
Parc Trillium
955 Lake Shore Blvd WBeautiful views from this park in the city
Great place to be like a local! Popular with families and picnics in the park. The park also has sport courts, playground and more!
743 residents recomanen
Trinity Bellwoods Park
790 Queen St WGreat place to be like a local! Popular with families and picnics in the park. The park also has sport courts, playground and more!
Business Travel
Business travellers often frequent the MTCC for trade shows, conferences or events.
150 residents recomanen
Centre de Convencions de Metro Toronto
255 Front St WBusiness travellers often frequent the MTCC for trade shows, conferences or events.
Entertainment
Sneaky Dee's
431 College StClassic Toronto dive bar & live music in Little Italy
Meridian Hall Performing Arts Centre
133 residents recomanen
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts (soon to be Meridian Hall)
1 Front St EMeridian Hall Performing Arts Centre
Improv & sketch comedy theatre & bar with nightly shows that's launched many famous comedians.
156 residents recomanen
The Second City Toronto
110 Mercer StImprov & sketch comedy theatre & bar with nightly shows that's launched many famous comedians.
Princess of Wales Theatre
300 King St WMusicals and theatre productions
Art, culture and nature. Known as "the ROM" by local Torontonians. It is one of the largest museums in North America and the largest in Canada.
2332 residents recomanen
Museu Reial d'Ontario
100 Queens ParkArt, culture and nature. Known as "the ROM" by local Torontonians. It is one of the largest museums in North America and the largest in Canada.
The TIFF Light Box is home to the Toronto International Film Festival. Independent films are featured throughout the year
45 residents recomanen
TIFF
350 King St WThe TIFF Light Box is home to the Toronto International Film Festival. Independent films are featured throughout the year