Sandra Osojnik

Toronto is a fantastic city for lots of different reasons, but its food scene shouldn’t be overlooked. Canada’s most populous city is very diverse and rich in culture, and this is reflected in its culinary offerings. In recent years, people have begun to pick up on just how good the food is here, and for good reason. You just can't put it into a box.  In Toronto you’ll find Cuban sandwiches to die for and fresh pasta swimming in truffle sauce, expertly executed omakase and taco stalls in Kensington Market. And that’s not even half of what’s on offer. From Michelin-starred chefs and fine dining to side-of-the-road shacks, here are the best restaurants in Toronto.  RECOMMENDED:📍 The best things to do in Toronto🚢 The best attractions in Toronto🏨 The best hotels in Toronto

Toronto is a city that’s full of life, from its glorious culture offerings to its innovative food scene. Every corner of the city is buzzing with something, be it loud food markets or impressive art galleries, but if you’re looking for a good time, you’ve got to check out one of Toronto’s best bars.  Here, you’ll find everything from trendy craft breweries with 40+ beers on tap to cocktail bars to live music spots where you can boogie the night away. In fact, there’s so many good’uns to be found in Toronto, you could spend most of your time hopping between bars, if you’ve got the stamina. Cocktail bars, wineries and sheltered patios await you in this brilliant city. Read on for the best things to do in Toronto.  RECOMMENDED:🍻 The best Toronto breweries📍 The best things to do in Toronto🍽️ The best restaurants in Toronto🧖‍♀️ The best spas in Toronto🎨 The best museums in Toronto

It seems obvious to state that Toronto, Canada’s largest city, is brimming with fantastic things to do. The Six’s finest attractions span everything from urban exploration to culinary masterpieces, not forgetting some of the country’s most thrilling museums – and, as you’d expect, the best nightlife in the entire Great White North. There’s nowhere else quite like Toronto, a city that manages to both preserve its areas of cultural importance and expand at a break-neck pace. Get ready to explore both the city’s rich heritage and its exciting future – here are Toronto’s best attractions, according to us. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, click here.

Brunch is all the rage these days, but this is one fad that we can well and truly get behind. How could we not? The best aspects of breakfast and lunch, thrust together in holy matrimony and an altogether more amenable time of day? How has this not existed forever?Maybe it has, and we aren’t up to date on our brunch history, but that is neither here nor there. The best brunch spots in Toronto deserve their own place in the history books, bringing beautiful breakfast and innovative dinner together with remarkable results. Brunch is also the perfect pick me up after a heavy night out, which, you know, may or may not happen in Toronto. Can’t say for sure. Enjoy!

What’s the deal with the Junction?  Welcome to Toronto’s West Side. Lush, tree-lined streets and century brick homes make up the historic district of The Junction – a hip neighborhood that gets its name for once being the heart of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Bordered by the northern end of High Park and the trendy eastern arm of the Junction Triangle, this eclectic area offers a quiet place to call home, or a lively night out for visitors. The main street of Dundas West is alive with restaurants, bars, local boutiques and businesses, while St. Clair West offers more suburban amenities (lookin’ at you, Stockyards Centre) in an urban center of the city. Hop on a rental city bike and explore: you’ll find yourself amongst a multigenerational mix of trendy youths, urban professionals, young families, and low-key locals. The welcoming, familiar vibe makes The Junction instantly feel like home whether you’re here for the day, the week or a whole lifetime. RECOMMENDED: Full guide to the 50 coolest neighbourhoods in the world Shop local Check out neighborhood vendors such as minimalist homeware store Mjolk, or Beau and Bauble (and Beau for Men) for trendy threads and funky accessories. Indulge at Take Note – a modern, well curated shop specializing in notebooks, pens and stationery.   Go outside Walk 15 minutes (make sure to wear comfy shoes), hop on the street car or subway and head over to Toronto’s largest green space, High Park. Pick up some goodies in the Junction and have you

From seasonal produce to artisanal hand-crafted goods, Toronto has a market for everything—and we mean everything. The city’s diverse cultural makeup—made apparent across the city’s top restaurants, theatres and neighbourhoods—and love for the locavore make for some of the most vibrant and bountiful markets. All across town, local merchants band together to offer visitors a unique shopping experience accentuated by endless aisles of antiques, rarities, vintage clothing and, of course, delicious food. You’re bound to find a treasure while eating lunch here. So, brush up on those haggling skills and get out there: it’s time to start exploring the best markets in Toronto.

Coffee addicts, rejoice: if you find yourself in Toronto looking for a great cup o’ joe, you’re in luck! This hustlin’ city is home to many coffee-centric cafes and badass, brew-slinging baristas. From micro roasters to quirky, eclectic locales, there are plenty of options to keep you caffeinated. Whether you’re on your way to work looking for a quick cup or a tourist fueling up while visiting the best attractions and parks or you’re simply looking for a spot to sit down and map out the best things to do during your local adventures, this list of best coffee shops in Toronto will help you out. You’re welcome.