This small ice cream shop west of downtown Toronto offers premium plant-based ice cream options in numerous flavors. Visitors to the store can also shop for an array of ice cream sandwiches, cakes, and pies.
The Four Seasons Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Toronto is the home of The National Ballet of Canada, where the company's 70+ dancers perform outstanding weekly shows.
Exciting art deco restaurant serving high(er) end Italian food, in a relaxed atmosphere. Destination spot that's a bit of a scene.
Located in Toronto's sleepy Leslieville neighborhood, this Polish-owned snack bar offers a selection of coffee, soups, and traditional baked goods and delicacies for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.
Original Chinatown dining room serving the city's foundational Hakka Indian-Chinese food. Heaping plates of dry chili chicken crowd the tables.
Family-run pizzeria where the chef's Apollo 9 pie earned a top-ten world ranking. The cozy room is always busy; house-made pastas like the truffle lasagna are just as essential.
Downtown waterfront park sitting directly on Lake Ontario. A wide boardwalk runs along the water, opening into green lawns that double as a breezy waiting area for the adjacent ferry and a spot to watch planes cross the harbor.
Edwardian glass conservatory open daily for warm, humid walks through six interconnected greenhouses. The central Palm House connects wings filled with arid succulents, orchids, and seasonal blooms.
Casual Filipino dining room serving large-format Kamayan feasts. Long tables are covered in banana leaves and loaded with garlic rice, grilled seafood, and pork skewers eaten entirely by hand.
Busy Gerrard East cafe slinging farm-sourced breakfast across reclaimed wood tables. Morning service runs fast, turning out thick buttermilk biscuit sandwiches layered with spicy fried chicken, local cheddar, and smoked bacon.
