Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
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Queen West
22 places
- Financial District / Old Town 21 places Bay Street towers north, St Lawrence Market and the Old Town south.
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Yorkville
21 places
Toronto's luxury shopping district between Bay and Avenue Road north of Bloor.
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Little Italy (College West)
20 places
College Street between Bathurst and Ossington.
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King West
17 places
King Street West between Bathurst and Spadina runs the city's high-cover restaurant strip.
- Ossington 17 places Two-block strip between Queen and Dundas that pivoted from Portuguese to chef-driven small plates.
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Kensington Market
15 places
Pedestrian-priority streets between Spadina and Bathurst north of Dundas.
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Chinatown (Spadina)
14 places
Spadina between Dundas and College runs Toronto's Cantonese and Hong Kong canon.
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The Annex
9 places
Bloor and Bathurst student-faculty triangle north of the University of Toronto.
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Leslieville
8 places
Queen Street East between Carlaw and Greenwood.
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The Junction
8 places
Dundas Street West around Keele, formerly a dry neighbourhood, now Toronto's brewery and small-plates strip.
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Distillery District
6 places
Pedestrian heritage district east of downtown, Victorian-era distillery buildings repurposed for restaurants and Soulpepper Theatre.
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Little India
4 places
Gerrard Street East between Greenwood and Coxwell.
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The Danforth (Greektown)
4 places
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Roncesvalles
2 places
Polish-Canadian strip between Queen and Howard Park.
- Collingwood 1 place
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Koreatown
1 place
Bloor Street West between Bathurst and Christie.
- Leaside 1 place
- Niagara 1 place
- Niagara On The Lake 1 place
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North York
1 place
Toronto's northern district along Yonge Street and Don Mills Road.
- Prince Edward County 1 place
- St Jacobs 1 place
- Stratford 1 place