Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
This old cobblestone historic site has been transformed into an entertainment area. It includes restaurants, coffee shops, a chocolate factory, a brewery and many more.
1704 locals recommend
Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StThis old cobblestone historic site has been transformed into an entertainment area. It includes restaurants, coffee shops, a chocolate factory, a brewery and many more.
Smokehouse sandwiches, Texas-style brisket, BBQ ribs & a full bar offered in a stylish setting
36 locals recommend
Aft Bar
686 Queen St ESmokehouse sandwiches, Texas-style brisket, BBQ ribs & a full bar offered in a stylish setting
Betty's is a favourite haunt for George Brown students to grab a burger and watch whatever game happens to be on TV
61 locals recommend
Betty's
240 King St EBetty's is a favourite haunt for George Brown students to grab a burger and watch whatever game happens to be on TV
This Nordic-inspired cafe with a white, angular bar offers java drinks by day, wine & beer by night
36 locals recommend
Odin Cafe + Bar
514 King St EThis Nordic-inspired cafe with a white, angular bar offers java drinks by day, wine & beer by night
Funky cafe offering light lunches & bakery fare, plus live music & a diverse range of workshops
The Cannonball
641 Queen St EFunky cafe offering light lunches & bakery fare, plus live music & a diverse range of workshops
Everything Else
Ed's Real Scoop - Leslieville
920 Queen St EBest ice cream and gelato in the city.
This stretch of King Street is a great spot for inspiration and shopping for interior design. Beautiful furniture and design stores.
8 locals recommend
King Street East
King Street EastThis stretch of King Street is a great spot for inspiration and shopping for interior design. Beautiful furniture and design stores.
Shoppers Drug Mart
388 King St WPharmacy and grocery
Arts & Culture
A former vaudeville theater from the early 1900s, now hosting concerts, comedy & special events
66 locals recommend
The Opera House
735 Queen St EA former vaudeville theater from the early 1900s, now hosting concerts, comedy & special events
The Young Centre for the Performing Arts is a theatre in the Distillery District in downtown Toronto, Canada. It is a brand-new theatre built into 19th-century-era Victorian industrial buildings
7 locals recommend
Young Centre for the Performing Arts
50 Tank House LaneThe Young Centre for the Performing Arts is a theatre in the Distillery District in downtown Toronto, Canada. It is a brand-new theatre built into 19th-century-era Victorian industrial buildings
Sightseeing
Corktown Common
155 Bayview AvenueBeautiful park to relax or take in the views of the city.