A rambling three-storey hotspot where students, film-lovers and bohemian types nurse coffees into the wee hours. Known for its desserts and salads.

Centrally located in Toronto city centre, this student residence is just 10 minutes’ walk from shops and restaurants on Yonge Street. On-site dining and...

The best of the neighbourhood's Middle Eastern restaurants. Palestinian chef Isam Kaisi presents a bold fusion menu - the Middle East meets Africa - in a...

Staying at this century-old European-style guesthouse gives you rare access to a Rosedalemansion, though that access is limited. Guests are steered away...

This modern 21,000-seat arena alternates between major-name concerts and hockey and basketball games. This is where you're likely to find Madonna, Elton...

The 21,000-seat arena offers regular behind-the-scenes tours that, schedule permitting, include a glimpse inside the dressing rooms of home teams the...

Rosy-cheeked and windswept from a day on the boardwalk, you might crave something fresh and fast - and local legend Akane-ya serves both purposes. Sidle up...

Toronto has no shortage of Irish pubs; this one's classy, polished-oak Manhattan feel is a nod to New York's famous bar of the same name. Regulars crowd the...

Every Monday night the back room at the Rivoli is transformed into a cabaret, where Toronto's alternative comedians come out to play. On some nights it...

Amsterdam Brewing Co produces a couple of stalwarts (Natural Blonde and Nut Brown) that are found on tap in pubs across the city, as well as at branches of...

Kitsch white plastic bubble chairs and red pool tables create a groovy atmosphere, which draws a funky clientele. The Andy refers to Warhol, and he would...

Angell was one of the first galleries on West Queen West, which makes the flamboyant proprietor, Jamie Angell, something of an elder statesman on the...

Designer Anne Hung's boutique is a tall, narrow space with blonde wood floors and brick walls. She has been singled out by French Vogue as the most...