Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Don't Miss Xola. Best Mexican restaurant in Toronto. Super quaint, family run home cooking with flair and serious gourmand style.
French Bistro, walking distance, wonderful ambiance and consistently interesting menu with new patio opening summer of 2014
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Sauvignon Bistro
1862 Queen St EFrench Bistro, walking distance, wonderful ambiance and consistently interesting menu with new patio opening summer of 2014
In the heart of Leslieville, (our Beaches neighbour), you'll find terrific artisanal restaurants, but this one is my favourite. Reservations, go early before noise levels start to build, and enjoy!
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Table 17
In the heart of Leslieville, (our Beaches neighbour), you'll find terrific artisanal restaurants, but this one is my favourite. Reservations, go early before noise levels start to build, and enjoy!
Entertainment & Activities
Green space with neighbourhood-built playground for pint size beachers. Swimming pool and wading pool within five minute walk.
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Kew Gardens
2075 Queen St EGreen space with neighbourhood-built playground for pint size beachers. Swimming pool and wading pool within five minute walk.
Ed's Real Scoop - Beaches
2224 Queen St EBest ice cream in Toronto!
Fantastic natural sand dunes, dramatic bluffs, and best beach in Toronto. Ssshhhhh. No one knows about it!
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Bluffers Park
Bluffers Park RoadFantastic natural sand dunes, dramatic bluffs, and best beach in Toronto. Ssshhhhh. No one knows about it!
Sightseeing
Walking, cycling and rollerblading along the boardwalk makes for a resort atmosphere for this unique part of Canada's largest city.
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Boardwalk
BoardwalkWalking, cycling and rollerblading along the boardwalk makes for a resort atmosphere for this unique part of Canada's largest city.
Three ferries whisk you out of the urban and cosmopolitan to a break in the action: quaint restaurants, great walks, and spectacular night view of the city skyline.
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Toronto Islands
Three ferries whisk you out of the urban and cosmopolitan to a break in the action: quaint restaurants, great walks, and spectacular night view of the city skyline.
Everything Else
A ten minute drive, if for any reason, you need to get to the hospital. Let's hope not!
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Toronto General Hospital
200 Elizabeth StA ten minute drive, if for any reason, you need to get to the hospital. Let's hope not!
The nearest pharmacy is a two minute walk to the end of the street, for all your toiletry needs or drugstore essentials.
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Shoppers Drug Mart
388 King St WThe nearest pharmacy is a two minute walk to the end of the street, for all your toiletry needs or drugstore essentials.
A fresh selection of basic grocery needs available at the bottom of the street, open 7 days a week. Not gourmet per se, but still, everything you need for a home-cooked meal.
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Foodland - Toronto
623 Danforth AveA fresh selection of basic grocery needs available at the bottom of the street, open 7 days a week. Not gourmet per se, but still, everything you need for a home-cooked meal.
Arts & Culture
Do not miss this area! 80 art galleries, fantastic shopping, and the best oyster bar in Toronto. (well, almost!) The Young Centre for Performing Arts always has something interesting on the stage.
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Brennivínsmiðstöðin
55 Mill StDo not miss this area! 80 art galleries, fantastic shopping, and the best oyster bar in Toronto. (well, almost!) The Young Centre for Performing Arts always has something interesting on the stage.
World Stage Theatre offerings during the summer. I'm not crazy about the restaurants in this area, but the theatre or dance performances are not to be missed. Check out the Ferry to Toronto Islands!
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Harbourfront Centre
235 Queens Quay WWorld Stage Theatre offerings during the summer. I'm not crazy about the restaurants in this area, but the theatre or dance performances are not to be missed. Check out the Ferry to Toronto Islands!