Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
These guys deliver flavour every time. Multiple locations. Fantastic fresh authentic thai food! It all started from a man who fell in love with a nurse in Thailand who got the opportunity to show her cooking skills and they brought that to Canada! Their fried fish dish is especially tantalizing! It can be a tiny bit chaotic and sitting close to others but some tables are tucked away so try to be one of the lucky ones!
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sukhoTHAI
460 Front St EThese guys deliver flavour every time. Multiple locations. Fantastic fresh authentic thai food! It all started from a man who fell in love with a nurse in Thailand who got the opportunity to show her cooking skills and they brought that to Canada! Their fried fish dish is especially tantalizing! It can be a tiny bit chaotic and sitting close to others but some tables are tucked away so try to be one of the lucky ones!
Cuz their food is just good!! Lamesa is a Philippine cuisine staple in the west end, taking it contemporary with their own twists! Their decor and atmosphere is artistic, creative, and homey! I went there for brunch and it was really nice!
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Lamesa Filipino Kitchen
634 St Clair Ave WCuz their food is just good!! Lamesa is a Philippine cuisine staple in the west end, taking it contemporary with their own twists! Their decor and atmosphere is artistic, creative, and homey! I went there for brunch and it was really nice!
Having parents that grew up in Japan, amplified my taste for Japanese food. Ematei is one of the best in the city, affordable lunch options and great variety in food! Their fried pork over rice called "katsu don" is so well flavoured and is filling! And their sushi is perfect blend of spicy wasabi with sweetness in the rice, I am shamefully not a huge fan of wasabi but they do it in a way where the wasabi is not overpowering! Their dinner's are more expensive but very good quality and taste!
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Ema-Tei
Having parents that grew up in Japan, amplified my taste for Japanese food. Ematei is one of the best in the city, affordable lunch options and great variety in food! Their fried pork over rice called "katsu don" is so well flavoured and is filling! And their sushi is perfect blend of spicy wasabi with sweetness in the rice, I am shamefully not a huge fan of wasabi but they do it in a way where the wasabi is not overpowering! Their dinner's are more expensive but very good quality and taste!
Their flavours of gelato here are all asian inspired and super delicious! Sometimes it has a line, but overall it's really lovely after dinner when you can sit outside under the charming lights and eat some delicious gelato!
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Kekou Gelato
394 Queen St WTheir flavours of gelato here are all asian inspired and super delicious! Sometimes it has a line, but overall it's really lovely after dinner when you can sit outside under the charming lights and eat some delicious gelato!
This spot has really delicious food - and a lovely front patio with just enough sun and shade. Their service can sometimes be a bit slow, but it is worth it, so don't go when you're absolutely starving! I love their fish tacos and their calamari was great!
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Margaritas
14 Baldwin StreetThis spot has really delicious food - and a lovely front patio with just enough sun and shade. Their service can sometimes be a bit slow, but it is worth it, so don't go when you're absolutely starving! I love their fish tacos and their calamari was great!
This place is very close to the house and is perfect for cheap quick eats, fast food! If you just landed to Toronto and need somewhere quick and easy, there are great options here. Most of the meals here cost $10, there are many options in this food court, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Middle Eastern, McDonald's, Poilsh, Greek, Mexican!
"Mean Bao" is really good, go down the steps in the back and you will find it!
"Souvlaki House" is also great, get the lunch specials that are less than $6!
"Helena's Magic Kitchen" is one of my favourite go-to's. Try their spinach stuffed chicken, or their potato pancakes with sour cream, or their quiches! Delicious.
There's also bubble tea and smoothies here, and some vegan/vegetarian options at the Burrito place and other places too!
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The Village by the Grange
109 McCaul StThis place is very close to the house and is perfect for cheap quick eats, fast food! If you just landed to Toronto and need somewhere quick and easy, there are great options here. Most of the meals here cost $10, there are many options in this food court, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Middle Eastern, McDonald's, Poilsh, Greek, Mexican!
"Mean Bao" is really good, go down the steps in the back and you will find it!
"Souvlaki House" is also great, get the lunch specials that are less than $6!
"Helena's Magic Kitchen" is one of my favourite go-to's. Try their spinach stuffed chicken, or their potato pancakes with sour cream, or their quiches! Delicious.
There's also bubble tea and smoothies here, and some vegan/vegetarian options at the Burrito place and other places too!
Banh Mi Boys has amazing kimchi french fries, it's like a korean poutine! Innncredible, they dont have small sizes so either share with a friend or get it if you're absolutely starving! Their banh mi and bao's are also bangin', using fresh carrots, radish and cilantro and wonderfully seasoned meats, mmm,mmm,mmm! And just a 15 minute walk away from the house!
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Banh Mi Boys
392 Queen St WBanh Mi Boys has amazing kimchi french fries, it's like a korean poutine! Innncredible, they dont have small sizes so either share with a friend or get it if you're absolutely starving! Their banh mi and bao's are also bangin', using fresh carrots, radish and cilantro and wonderfully seasoned meats, mmm,mmm,mmm! And just a 15 minute walk away from the house!
Best pho I've had in the city! Definitely way better broth base than its contender up the street. I absolutely love their rare beef and tripe pho, with extra bean sprouts, make sure to rip up the thai basil and put it all in the bowl! Yes, use your hands to rip up the thai basil. And taste the broth before you put chili sauce or hoisin sauce, I prefer just a tad of chili sauce and I'm ready to chow down!
Also, these guys have a fantastic fried spring roll - omg it's delicious.
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Pho Tien Thanh
57 Ossington AveBest pho I've had in the city! Definitely way better broth base than its contender up the street. I absolutely love their rare beef and tripe pho, with extra bean sprouts, make sure to rip up the thai basil and put it all in the bowl! Yes, use your hands to rip up the thai basil. And taste the broth before you put chili sauce or hoisin sauce, I prefer just a tad of chili sauce and I'm ready to chow down!
Also, these guys have a fantastic fried spring roll - omg it's delicious.
This place has a great atmosphere, wonderful wood-fired pizzas and great wines to match. You can ask for which wines would go best with the pizza you choose. Would be great for a date or with friends or family. They have multiple locations and make sure to call if it's a bit late at night, their closing hours are not written online.
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Queen Margherita Pizza
1402 Queen St EThis place has a great atmosphere, wonderful wood-fired pizzas and great wines to match. You can ask for which wines would go best with the pizza you choose. Would be great for a date or with friends or family. They have multiple locations and make sure to call if it's a bit late at night, their closing hours are not written online.
Drinks & Nightlife
Barchef is well known in Toronto amongst alcohol lovers and conoisseurs. They pride themselves on being chefs of cocktails, not of food. They make their own bitters in-house, and have created a masterful menu of contemporary cocktsils that wow you through your senses. The servers are very knowledgeable and can help you choose what might tantilize your tongue! This is a dimly lit, bougie, intimate setting.
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BarChef
472 Queen St WBarchef is well known in Toronto amongst alcohol lovers and conoisseurs. They pride themselves on being chefs of cocktails, not of food. They make their own bitters in-house, and have created a masterful menu of contemporary cocktsils that wow you through your senses. The servers are very knowledgeable and can help you choose what might tantilize your tongue! This is a dimly lit, bougie, intimate setting.
This place feels like going upstairs into a cool apartment that some very cool artist had designed, it has graffiti all over the stairwell, and once you walk in you see very nice wood, industrial furniture and super relaxed bouncers. Usually Sunday nights are surprisingly busy here, and it only gets busy after midnight. Before then, it's a sweet loungey spot with a great long marble bar, a few arcade games (like Street Fighter), a pool table and lots of couches and tables to relax at. Games are all free to play. And a DJ is spinning after dinner hours with a tiny dance floor in front of them, although you can dance anywhere in this whole place.
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Apt 200
1034 Queen St WThis place feels like going upstairs into a cool apartment that some very cool artist had designed, it has graffiti all over the stairwell, and once you walk in you see very nice wood, industrial furniture and super relaxed bouncers. Usually Sunday nights are surprisingly busy here, and it only gets busy after midnight. Before then, it's a sweet loungey spot with a great long marble bar, a few arcade games (like Street Fighter), a pool table and lots of couches and tables to relax at. Games are all free to play. And a DJ is spinning after dinner hours with a tiny dance floor in front of them, although you can dance anywhere in this whole place.
This is a hip, grungy type of place with smashed nachos in a chip bag as snacks, bbq'ed wings in the back patio (late afternoon) and turns into a dance floor inside at night. Even on a Sunday night it's pretty live until about 11:30pm. It's found in a very inconspicuous alleyway, so might be difficult to find, but that is the joy of finding Secret Spots!
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Cold Tea
1186 Queen Street WestThis is a hip, grungy type of place with smashed nachos in a chip bag as snacks, bbq'ed wings in the back patio (late afternoon) and turns into a dance floor inside at night. Even on a Sunday night it's pretty live until about 11:30pm. It's found in a very inconspicuous alleyway, so might be difficult to find, but that is the joy of finding Secret Spots!
416 snack bar is a great place to grab a drink and some fantastic appetizers. My favourite is their spicy tuna handroll... I know, so much Japanese food I'm recommending but it's sooo good! So far everything I've eaten there is very good. Beware, the atmosphere is dimly lit, and you'll likely sit very close to other guests but with the music, good drinks, good snacks and good company, you slowly forget about the hustle and bustle happening around you. So this is not exactly a calming, family gathering type place. Going here with 2 or 3 people is good, 4 and up will be a stretch to find seating because it's small!
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416 Snack Bar
181 Bathurst St416 snack bar is a great place to grab a drink and some fantastic appetizers. My favourite is their spicy tuna handroll... I know, so much Japanese food I'm recommending but it's sooo good! So far everything I've eaten there is very good. Beware, the atmosphere is dimly lit, and you'll likely sit very close to other guests but with the music, good drinks, good snacks and good company, you slowly forget about the hustle and bustle happening around you. So this is not exactly a calming, family gathering type place. Going here with 2 or 3 people is good, 4 and up will be a stretch to find seating because it's small!
This is very close to the house, it's a restaurant with an extensive beer menu! My favourite beer is 'Delirium Tremens', it has more alcohol content than most beers so beware! They always have it open during the summer where you can watch passerbys, feel the outdoor breeze while sitting indoors - so it's good for a rainy day!
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Sin & Redemption
136 McCaul StThis is very close to the house, it's a restaurant with an extensive beer menu! My favourite beer is 'Delirium Tremens', it has more alcohol content than most beers so beware! They always have it open during the summer where you can watch passerbys, feel the outdoor breeze while sitting indoors - so it's good for a rainy day!
Sightseeing
Nathan Phillips Square is directly in front of City Hall and has a great skating rink for the winter, as well as the infamous TORONTO sign that was built for the 2015 Pan American Games which we had the pleasure of hosting. Take a selfie in front of the sign! At nighttime, the sign lights up in different colours depending on the day, or if it's a holiday - so don't miss that too!
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Nathan Phillips Square
100 Queen St WNathan Phillips Square is directly in front of City Hall and has a great skating rink for the winter, as well as the infamous TORONTO sign that was built for the 2015 Pan American Games which we had the pleasure of hosting. Take a selfie in front of the sign! At nighttime, the sign lights up in different colours depending on the day, or if it's a holiday - so don't miss that too!
You can enjoy a segueway tour here! This area has great ambience to it, old red brick buildings and stone walkways, it's romantic - wonderful during the Christmas holidays. It has a sake brewery and great cafes like the "Balzac's". There are small theatres, art galleries, art studios and some clothing and home goods shops. Some feature Canadian brands. There is also an iconic red heart installation that you can take a photo under!
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Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StYou can enjoy a segueway tour here! This area has great ambience to it, old red brick buildings and stone walkways, it's romantic - wonderful during the Christmas holidays. It has a sake brewery and great cafes like the "Balzac's". There are small theatres, art galleries, art studios and some clothing and home goods shops. Some feature Canadian brands. There is also an iconic red heart installation that you can take a photo under!
You can see the eclectric, earthy side of Toronto here with fresh fruit and veggie markets, funky shops, no shortage of clothing, trinkets and incense from India, Africa, Nepal and more. Music record shops, vintage clothing shops, great mexican and latin restaurants, and tons of bars to choose from. You can also catch great live music, bars with a dance floor, and awesome art installations on the street.
They have pedestrian sundays where no cars are allowed to drive there, so you can zigzag across the streets from one store to another and not be worried about getting hit by a car! You can certainly catch DJ's spinning here, or live music!
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Kensington Market
You can see the eclectric, earthy side of Toronto here with fresh fruit and veggie markets, funky shops, no shortage of clothing, trinkets and incense from India, Africa, Nepal and more. Music record shops, vintage clothing shops, great mexican and latin restaurants, and tons of bars to choose from. You can also catch great live music, bars with a dance floor, and awesome art installations on the street.
They have pedestrian sundays where no cars are allowed to drive there, so you can zigzag across the streets from one store to another and not be worried about getting hit by a car! You can certainly catch DJ's spinning here, or live music!
Leslieville is nice, it's got many boutique restaurants, bars and clothing shops. A very dog-friendly neighbourhood too!
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Leslieville
Leslieville is nice, it's got many boutique restaurants, bars and clothing shops. A very dog-friendly neighbourhood too!
What was once the tallest freestanding structure in the world, is now 3rd tallest in the world! You can either see it from afar, or walk right up to the base of it.
There are some observatory floors you can go up to at the top, and even a rotating restaurant up there! Try to go when the sun is out and the sky is clear, so you can get the best view of the City!
If you have the guts, and aren't really afraid of heights, try the 'Edge Walk' where you pay to walk along the edge (of course harnessed for safety), of the 3rd tallest structure in the world - yes. I am never going to do it.. hahaha!
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CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdWhat was once the tallest freestanding structure in the world, is now 3rd tallest in the world! You can either see it from afar, or walk right up to the base of it.
There are some observatory floors you can go up to at the top, and even a rotating restaurant up there! Try to go when the sun is out and the sky is clear, so you can get the best view of the City!
If you have the guts, and aren't really afraid of heights, try the 'Edge Walk' where you pay to walk along the edge (of course harnessed for safety), of the 3rd tallest structure in the world - yes. I am never going to do it.. hahaha!
Parks & Nature
Riverdale Park has a fantastic view of downtown Toronto that is photo-worthy. The nighttime view or daytime view are both pretty impressive. There is a jogging/ running track and a baseball diamond. It's a nice place to have a picnic too under a tree.
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Riverdale Park
425 Carlton StRiverdale Park has a fantastic view of downtown Toronto that is photo-worthy. The nighttime view or daytime view are both pretty impressive. There is a jogging/ running track and a baseball diamond. It's a nice place to have a picnic too under a tree.
I love how huge High Park is, you can ride a bike here, go jogging here, have a picnic or do some yoga and fitness. In April there are beautiful japanese sakura cherry blossoms here. There are soccer fields, a baseball diamond and a restaurant or two. It's right off the subway, and there's small ponds to see some ducks and geese. This park is big enough to fit any of your needs!
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High Park
1873 Bloor St WI love how huge High Park is, you can ride a bike here, go jogging here, have a picnic or do some yoga and fitness. In April there are beautiful japanese sakura cherry blossoms here. There are soccer fields, a baseball diamond and a restaurant or two. It's right off the subway, and there's small ponds to see some ducks and geese. This park is big enough to fit any of your needs!
Toronto Island is a $7.50 ferry ride away from Toronto. And it's a very short 10-15 minute ride. Toronto Island is a place that has lots of grass to lay, have picnics on, play etc. It also has Centreville which is a small amusement park for kids!
You can also rent bicycles once you're on the island, they have bikes for individuals, 2 people, and four people! http://www.torontoislandbicyclerental.com/#!blank/c66t
My favourite part is getting to look back at the City skyline of Toronto and taking in the whole downtown core from afar. Very picture worthy.
Check the ferry schedule here: http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=3690dada600f0410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD
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Toronto Islands
Toronto Island is a $7.50 ferry ride away from Toronto. And it's a very short 10-15 minute ride. Toronto Island is a place that has lots of grass to lay, have picnics on, play etc. It also has Centreville which is a small amusement park for kids!
You can also rent bicycles once you're on the island, they have bikes for individuals, 2 people, and four people! http://www.torontoislandbicyclerental.com/#!blank/c66t
My favourite part is getting to look back at the City skyline of Toronto and taking in the whole downtown core from afar. Very picture worthy.
Check the ferry schedule here: http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=3690dada600f0410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD
Scarborough Bluffs is mostly large rock formation, but also has beaches, flower gardens, fantastic views of Lake Ontario, hiking trails and some sports fields. It's a beautiful testamant to the 12000 year old geological formations of Canada.
Make sure to bring food here as there are no restaurants in the nearby area.
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Scarborough Bluffs Park
Scarborough Bluffs is mostly large rock formation, but also has beaches, flower gardens, fantastic views of Lake Ontario, hiking trails and some sports fields. It's a beautiful testamant to the 12000 year old geological formations of Canada.
Make sure to bring food here as there are no restaurants in the nearby area.
Arts & Culture
The AGO, as we Torontonians call it. It's architecturally intriguing from the outside, as it was designed by Frank Gehry and was completed in its transformation in 2008. They feature artwork from allover the world. Check out First Thursdays, on the first Thursday of the month, where they host a party for you while you can dance in the atrium, you can also go to some of the exhibitions and check out some art in between dance breaks!
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Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St WThe AGO, as we Torontonians call it. It's architecturally intriguing from the outside, as it was designed by Frank Gehry and was completed in its transformation in 2008. They feature artwork from allover the world. Check out First Thursdays, on the first Thursday of the month, where they host a party for you while you can dance in the atrium, you can also go to some of the exhibitions and check out some art in between dance breaks!
Aga Khan Museum
77 Wynford DrEssentials
Lucky Moose has fresh vegetables, fruits and meat and fish and Chinese snacks and are very affordable.
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Lucky Moose Food Mart
393 Dundas St WLucky Moose has fresh vegetables, fruits and meat and fish and Chinese snacks and are very affordable.
Kai Wei has fresh vegetables, fruits, chinese snacks, also meat and fish. They have a minimum you have to buy in order to pay by card, otherwise they only take cash.
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Kai Wei Supermarket
253 Spadina Ave.Kai Wei has fresh vegetables, fruits, chinese snacks, also meat and fish. They have a minimum you have to buy in order to pay by card, otherwise they only take cash.
Shoppers' is the go-to place for toiletries you may have forgotten, to basic groceries, make up, magazines, cleaning supplies, even stationary. Some have a small technology section for buying batteries, cameras, headphones, dvd's. You can also buy international phone cards here. There are many across the city, and some are open 24 hours, so check online for those ones if it's past midnight.
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Shoppers Drug Mart
388 King St WShoppers' is the go-to place for toiletries you may have forgotten, to basic groceries, make up, magazines, cleaning supplies, even stationary. Some have a small technology section for buying batteries, cameras, headphones, dvd's. You can also buy international phone cards here. There are many across the city, and some are open 24 hours, so check online for those ones if it's past midnight.
Longo's is a higher end grocery brand, you can find mostly everything you need here!
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The Market by Longo's
111 Elizabeth StLongo's is a higher end grocery brand, you can find mostly everything you need here!
Entertainment & Activities
"Let's Go To the Ex"! That's the jingle they use to advertise this. There is a fair every summer from Aug 19th - Sept 5th, lots of games to play and win prizes like stuffed animals, and some rides like a mini amusement park. The highlight for most people is the experimental unique food they offer!
Monday through Thursday admission is just $6 after 5pm!
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Canadian National Exhibition
210 Princes' Blvd"Let's Go To the Ex"! That's the jingle they use to advertise this. There is a fair every summer from Aug 19th - Sept 5th, lots of games to play and win prizes like stuffed animals, and some rides like a mini amusement park. The highlight for most people is the experimental unique food they offer!
Monday through Thursday admission is just $6 after 5pm!
"What started as a weekly fix of edgy jokes mixed with high and low performance art soon became a full-time force in the then trendy Yorkville area in Toronto. We quickly grew into an overnight sensation with a chain of clubs across the country, an exclusive talent agency, touring shows, festivals and television productions. The mission then, as it is now, is giving stage time to funny Canadians who want to develop and share their slanted take on life. Notable alumni include: Rick Moranis, Howie Mandel, Jim Carrey, Norm Macdonald, Russell Peters, Harland Williams, Shaun Majumder, Carla Collins, Gerry Dee, Gerry Bednob, The Bullard Brothers (Mike and Pat), Mike MacDonald, Elvira Kurt and voice animation star Maurice Lamarche. While Yuk’s talent is 99% Canadian pure, the other 1% reads like a comedy hall of fame. Pretty much any comedian worth their bit played our stages long before they were stars, including Robin Williams, David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler, Sam Kinison, Bob Saget, Gilbert Gottfried, Margaret Cho, Eddie Izzard, Mort Sahl and even 60s guru Timothy Leary who was performing his own brand of standup philosophy." YukYuk's is still going with monthly and weekly shows, check them out!
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Yuk Yuk's Comedy Club Toronto
224 Richmond St W"What started as a weekly fix of edgy jokes mixed with high and low performance art soon became a full-time force in the then trendy Yorkville area in Toronto. We quickly grew into an overnight sensation with a chain of clubs across the country, an exclusive talent agency, touring shows, festivals and television productions. The mission then, as it is now, is giving stage time to funny Canadians who want to develop and share their slanted take on life. Notable alumni include: Rick Moranis, Howie Mandel, Jim Carrey, Norm Macdonald, Russell Peters, Harland Williams, Shaun Majumder, Carla Collins, Gerry Dee, Gerry Bednob, The Bullard Brothers (Mike and Pat), Mike MacDonald, Elvira Kurt and voice animation star Maurice Lamarche. While Yuk’s talent is 99% Canadian pure, the other 1% reads like a comedy hall of fame. Pretty much any comedian worth their bit played our stages long before they were stars, including Robin Williams, David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler, Sam Kinison, Bob Saget, Gilbert Gottfried, Margaret Cho, Eddie Izzard, Mort Sahl and even 60s guru Timothy Leary who was performing his own brand of standup philosophy." YukYuk's is still going with monthly and weekly shows, check them out!
Wonderland is definitely not close-by, but I thought it'd be worth mentioning that we have an amusement park with a recently updated water park, many huge intimidating rides and lots of stuff for children, teenagers, and adults!
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Canada's Wonderland
1 Canada's Wonderland DriveWonderland is definitely not close-by, but I thought it'd be worth mentioning that we have an amusement park with a recently updated water park, many huge intimidating rides and lots of stuff for children, teenagers, and adults!
Right now there are 2 interesting exhibitions going on about tattoos, and the other on glass blowing by a famous glass blower named Dale Chihuly. At the ROM, you will also find more information on Canadian history as well as plenty of more early civilizations, all the way back to the dinosaurs!
From the outside, this looks like a big crystal building! For more info: http://www.rom.on.ca/en/exhibitions-galleries/galleries
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Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkRight now there are 2 interesting exhibitions going on about tattoos, and the other on glass blowing by a famous glass blower named Dale Chihuly. At the ROM, you will also find more information on Canadian history as well as plenty of more early civilizations, all the way back to the dinosaurs!
From the outside, this looks like a big crystal building! For more info: http://www.rom.on.ca/en/exhibitions-galleries/galleries
What could be more Canadian than good old fashioned axe throwing at targets? Hahaha, you can wear a lumber jack's plaid shirt to match the theme. This is definitely something to do with a friend, even up to 10 people!
You have a target, and you get a professional staff to teach you how to do it, then you compete against your friends on who can get the most points! These are real axes, so please be careful.
Oh and it's BYOB - bring your own beer, they say no liqueur though.
Be the ultimate Canadian lumber jack for a few hours, drink a Canadian beer and throw axes!
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BATL - The Backyard Axe Throwing League
33 Villiers StWhat could be more Canadian than good old fashioned axe throwing at targets? Hahaha, you can wear a lumber jack's plaid shirt to match the theme. This is definitely something to do with a friend, even up to 10 people!
You have a target, and you get a professional staff to teach you how to do it, then you compete against your friends on who can get the most points! These are real axes, so please be careful.
Oh and it's BYOB - bring your own beer, they say no liqueur though.
Be the ultimate Canadian lumber jack for a few hours, drink a Canadian beer and throw axes!
This is a very cool big boat and a staple along Toronto's shoreline, it's been there for as long as I remember. You can just show up and reserve the next time slot they set out to sail! They also have dinner cruises available on other boats. Go here for more info: http://www.tallshipcruisestoronto.com
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The Tall Ship Kajama
235 Queens Quay WThis is a very cool big boat and a staple along Toronto's shoreline, it's been there for as long as I remember. You can just show up and reserve the next time slot they set out to sail! They also have dinner cruises available on other boats. Go here for more info: http://www.tallshipcruisestoronto.com
Watch broadway! This is a beautiful venue that ensures good acoustics and angles to see everything happening on stage. Check to see what shows are on now: www.mirvish.com
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Ed Mirvish Theatre
244 Victoria StWatch broadway! This is a beautiful venue that ensures good acoustics and angles to see everything happening on stage. Check to see what shows are on now: www.mirvish.com