Guidebook for Toronto
Sightseeing
A pretty victorian greenhouse, complete with banana tree, palms, orchids, cacti... Free entry, 9am-5pm.
268 habitants recommandent
Jardin Allan
160 Gerrard St EA pretty victorian greenhouse, complete with banana tree, palms, orchids, cacti... Free entry, 9am-5pm.
Essentials
Loblaw's grocery store's flagship location is housed in what was the former Maple Leaf Gardens hockey arena.
1112 habitants recommandent
Loblaws
585 Queen St WLoblaw's grocery store's flagship location is housed in what was the former Maple Leaf Gardens hockey arena.
Inexpensive grocery store. For fruits&veggies, try the small fruit store next door!
26 habitants recommandent
Food Basics
238 Wellesley St EInexpensive grocery store. For fruits&veggies, try the small fruit store next door!
525 Church St
525 Church Street24 hour groceries. Freshly-made ham&cheese croissants at 2am!
Food Scene
A good nearby cafe also offering crepes. A sunny place to sit in the afternoon. Free wifi
6 habitants recommandent
Crepe It Up
507 Church StA good nearby cafe also offering crepes. A sunny place to sit in the afternoon. Free wifi
Cora Breakfast and Lunch
27 Carlton StGreat breakfast place, with lots of options
Fushimi
491 Church StGreat all-you-can-eat sushi.
Good, fast, inexpensive vietnamese food with a nice view of the street
41 habitants recommandent
Ginger
355 Yonge StGood, fast, inexpensive vietnamese food with a nice view of the street
Drinks & Nightlife
Toronto's oldest and most popular gay bar, in the heart of the gay village.
42 habitants recommandent
Woody's
467 Church StToronto's oldest and most popular gay bar, in the heart of the gay village.