Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
The friendliest staff and the most delicious coffee, MUST visit.
44 locals recommend
Fahrenheit Coffee
120 Lombard StThe friendliest staff and the most delicious coffee, MUST visit.
Absolute best (in my opinion...) bakery in Toronto, hands down. Try the "chocolate one" if you're feeling fudgey, or earl-grey if you're fancy.
25 locals recommend
Roselle Desserts
362 King St EAbsolute best (in my opinion...) bakery in Toronto, hands down. Try the "chocolate one" if you're feeling fudgey, or earl-grey if you're fancy.
Casual italian, great for takeout. Any of their pastas with rose sauce are killer
18 locals recommend
Fusaro's East
294 Richmond St ECasual italian, great for takeout. Any of their pastas with rose sauce are killer
FAMO Sandwich Creations
122 Sherbourne StNot your average sandwich shop. Sit in and grab a drink
Try go early (before 11am) or during a weekday to avoid waiting in line
53 locals recommend
Petit Dejeuner
191 King St ETry go early (before 11am) or during a weekday to avoid waiting in line
Betty's
240 King St EPub style, good anytime. Weekends has a buffet brunch
Versus Coffee
70 Adelaide St EOne word: Croissant.
Drinks & Nightlife
Pacific Junction Hotel
234 King St EShare the punchbowl for two
Parks & Nature
St. James Park
120 King Street EastEssentials
Metro
89 Gould StOpen 24 hours
Rocco's No Frills
200 Front St ESlightly less expensive than Metro and Loblaws
Loblaws
585 Queen St WLoblaws has it ALL.