Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Bang Bang Ice Cream & Bakery
93A Ossington Avefresh cookie ice cream sandwiches. unreal.
Il Gatto Nero
720 College Stitalian. not touristy. good value. good vibes.
Union
72 Ossington AveFrench. Yummy. A bit fancy. Good vibes.
The Big Chill
566 College Stgreat ice cream. waffle cones.
Parks & Nature
busy with lots of people. events. farmers market in tuesdays. bring a few beers and camp out on Toronto's quasi beach.
Great playground for kids too! Water splash pad open during summer too.
743 habitants recommandent
Parc Trinity Bellwoods
790 Queen St Wbusy with lots of people. events. farmers market in tuesdays. bring a few beers and camp out on Toronto's quasi beach.
Great playground for kids too! Water splash pad open during summer too.
Entertainment & Activities
SO COOL.
Great for kids and families but also everyone else cus it's so cool. About $30 entrance. kids free. expensive but worth it.
2071 habitants recommandent
Aquarium Ripley du Canada
288 Bremner BlvdSO COOL.
Great for kids and families but also everyone else cus it's so cool. About $30 entrance. kids free. expensive but worth it.
Sightseeing
Markets. Last sunday of every month is a huge street festival. bring your appetite.
Groceries:
Global Cheese, Sanagans Butcher, Blackbird Bakery (seeded sourdough is unreal), Jimmy's Coffee or Fika Coffee, Lots of bulk food shops and hippie stores
Resto:
Seven Lives Taco place is AMAZING.
1698 habitants recommandent
Kensington Market
Markets. Last sunday of every month is a huge street festival. bring your appetite.
Groceries:
Global Cheese, Sanagans Butcher, Blackbird Bakery (seeded sourdough is unreal), Jimmy's Coffee or Fika Coffee, Lots of bulk food shops and hippie stores
Resto:
Seven Lives Taco place is AMAZING.
Shopping
Grace Meat Market
644 College StTake-out chicken wings and ribs are great.