One of the best markets in the world, hands down. Go find Elvis (hint ask for him at a meat counter) - tell him "Dave" sent you.
This was the world’s tallest structure before Dubai’s Burj Khalifa took over. The Roof Lounge at the Park Hyatt is one of the best spots to get a great view. Pay extra 10 bucks to reach the Sky Pod.
If you want to get up here without a membership, first sit down at the bar at Sidecar, order a cocktail, talk to the bartender about your drink and you will eventually be invited upstairs.
The Scottish lady who works here (owner?) is so so nice. Food is great (curry and chips are a good snack) and fantastic intimate back patio.
Try the Ottoman Empire poached eggs and Quesadilla. Small place and long line-ups but you will leave this place happy.
Everything cookie will change your life. Your life is empty and meaningless, you eat this cookie - BAM! You are Winston Churchill winning WWII with a babe on each arm. Eat that f'ing cookie, bro.
Everyone squeezes into the (middle) Centre Island ferry. Take the left or right ferry to Hanlans or Wards Island. Walk the scenic boardwalk to Centre Island
One of the best and most consistent meal experiences you can have. Incredible Japanese tapas in an upbeat lively environment. Try the Deep Fried Brie, Ebimayo, and the Karubi. More like this at WRG. Read more.
You don't have to pay to go upstairs, just buy a semi expensive drink. The views of the Toronto skyline are amazing (because you see the cn tower instead of being in it..)
One of the most iconic restaurants in Toronto; for its acclaimed regional Canadian cuisine as much as for its stunning views from atop the landmark TD Bank Tower. [Eater 38 Member]
For the cocktails, the art, the ambiance, the clientele, the celebrities, the music, the rooms and the cuisine … nine years later it remains just as relevant. [Eater 38 Member]
Mexican joint with an emphasis on local ingredients, catering to a late-night party crowd from neighboring Yorkville.
Since 1995 this Chinese restaurant at the Metropolitan Hotel has been serving up the dim sum yin to Rol San’s yang. Critics have called it the best Cantonese restaurant in Canada. [Eater 38 Member]
Everything here is smoked; even the cocktails. If you’ve got kids, go on a Sunday for Family Night, where mounds of barbecue and a selection of fries and veg are served family style. [Eater 38 Member]
