Toronto's food scene is built on flavours brought by immigrants from all over the world. From markets to street stalls, there is something for every budget.
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A historic indoor market with dozens of local stalls, often ranked among the world's best food markets.
Tip: Go early on Saturday and grab a peameal bacon sandwich before the crowds.
Show on mapA bohemian food district where Latin, Caribbean and Asian eateries mix on every block.
Tip: Time your visit for Pedestrian Sundays, held on the last Sunday of each month.
Show on mapA popular restaurant serving spicy, authentic Northern Thai dishes.
Tip: Try the khao soi and state your spice level up front.
Show on mapA cafe in a historic Distillery District building, known for its house-roasted coffee.
Tip: Take your coffee for a stroll along the cobblestone lanes.
Show on mapA casual spot known for banh mi and tacos that fuse Korean and Vietnamese flavours.
Tip: Try the fried chicken kimchi taco.
Show on mapA warm pizzeria famed for Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizzas.
Tip: Book ahead for weekend evenings.
Show on mapA famous bar serving pintxos and cocktails in a Gaudí-inspired wooden interior.
Tip: It also opens early for morning coffee.
Show on mapA relaxed oyster bar serving fresh oysters and seafood.
Tip: Oysters are cheaper during happy hour.
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