Neighbourhoods near Little Italy

Ideal Lofts: The best thing about Little Italy is being surrounded by great restaurants, patisseries, cafés, quaint shops, 24-hour grocery and galleries.

Ideal Lofts: Koreatown, Toronto, is the stretch of retail businesses along Bloor Street between Christie and Bathurst Streets in the Seaton Village section of The Annex. Read more.

Danielle Neziol: Suspect Video is an awesome boutique video shop, Victory Cafe has the best craft beer in town, and hit up Coal Miner's Daughter for vintage jewelery

Hostelling International: One of the coolest, most laid back areas of Toronto. Great bars, shops, and restaurants. From May to October, during the last Sunday of every month the streets are closed off for pedestrians only.

Gerry: Come here if you're craving an inexpensive Asian meal: there's a good selection of Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese restaurants!

The Atlantic Cities: Photos of Queen Street West (and a few other Toronto locales) 40 years ago versus today -- watch the city evolve! Read more.

Gladstone Hotel: The ultimate place to people watch (the artist types anyways). Trinity Bellwoods is the ideal place to unwind, play frisbee, picnic and pick-up. Plenty of tasty places to eat on the parks edge. Read more.

Garth Nichols: Becoming more and more kid-friendly, while after 9pm the atmosphere becomes really cool w/ the Ozz strip'

Insomnia Restaurant Lounge: Best neighbourhood in Toronto

Lesly Tan: Went around the campus and paid a visit to their library. Amazed by the old school, Hogwarts-esque feel of the buildings.

Miguel Syyap: The lavish and the luxury that is Yorkville. Why not stop by Holt Renfrew for some shopping or stop for some lunch at La Societe? Did you buy that thing from Tiffany's or does Gucci carry that in red?

Shelsey Quintino: Great neighborhood to eat, work & play

Ideal Lofts: Includes: University of Toronto, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto General Hospital, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, MaRS Discovery District Read more.

The Ritz-Carlton: Named The Fashion District for having historically been home to clothing manufacturers, this area of Toronto is now home to many stores that offer their wares direct from the manufacturers.

Ideal Lofts: Queen Street West describes both the western branch of Queen Street, a major east-west thoroughfare, and a series of neighbourhoods or commercial districts, situated west of Yonge St. Read more.

Ideal Lofts: Harbord Village is west of the University of Toronto. General borders being Bloor Street on the north, Spadina Avenue on the east, College Street to the south, and Bathurst Street to the west. Read more.

Rannie Turingan: Explore the neighbourhood. There are some great places to eat around here.

Jipsi K: Canada's Wall Street district.

Sare Kumagai: Best Neighborhood in Toronto if you like cheap eats, drinks, art galleries and trees. If you prefer souless chains, red bricks and yuppies, please do go to Liberty Village instead.

Sarmela Dharmarajah: Tons of local bars/hangouts. Great neighbourhood, close to everything.

HUDDLERS: Probably your best bet for finding a shinny game in the winter time. Prime location on the rink, nice lighting will make for a great skate

Matthew Burpee: Toronto neighbourhood located along and south of King St W; bordered by Strachan Ave to the west, Bathurst St to the east, and the railway corridor to the south. Niagara St runs through the centre. Read more.

Rick Yazwinski: Farmer's market every thursday. Rain or shine. Toronto's oldest and I think best.

Shawn B: Heads up: Only two seasons in Toronto... Winter and Construction.

Ideal Lofts: The boutique 9 story condo is a bold urban design statement by the award winning architectural firm Architects Alliance. Little Italy: Just outside your front door.