Guidebook for Toronto
Essentials
St. Lawrence Market is a must-go place, especially if you are already in the hood. Try the lobster bisque and fish sandwich at Buster's Sea Cove, or peameal bacon sandwich at Carousel Bakery.
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Mercado de São Lourenço
93 Front St ESt. Lawrence Market is a must-go place, especially if you are already in the hood. Try the lobster bisque and fish sandwich at Buster's Sea Cove, or peameal bacon sandwich at Carousel Bakery.
Metro
89 Gould StIt's a 24-hour supermarket. Very close and convenient.
Food Scene
Delicious tapas-styled Thai food. Try their Tom Yum soup and grilled northern Thai pork skewers.
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225 Church St
225 Church StreetDelicious tapas-styled Thai food. Try their Tom Yum soup and grilled northern Thai pork skewers.
A Japanese izayaka focused on Yakitori, or grilled skewers of anything and everything. YUM!
193 Carlton St
193 Carlton StreetA Japanese izayaka focused on Yakitori, or grilled skewers of anything and everything. YUM!
Origin
107 King Street EastGo here for brunch, dinner, or just drinks.
Delicious oysters and fresh seafood plates. Week night specials.
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Pearl Diver
100 Adelaide St EDelicious oysters and fresh seafood plates. Week night specials.
Spanish tapas if you are into that. Restaurant decoration is lovely, nice ambiance.
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Barsa Taberna
26 Market St.Spanish tapas if you are into that. Restaurant decoration is lovely, nice ambiance.
Newly opened Japanese BBQ joint that's super close to the condo. I see line ups on some nights.
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Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ
81 Church StNewly opened Japanese BBQ joint that's super close to the condo. I see line ups on some nights.
$1/ounce wine and coal fired pizza! Friendly service and really yummy food.
Angelo's Coal Fired Pizza
106 Front Street East$1/ounce wine and coal fired pizza! Friendly service and really yummy food.
One of the city's best coffee spots is right downstairs!
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Fahrenheit Coffee
120 Lombard StOne of the city's best coffee spots is right downstairs!
Java drinks, Japanese-style pastries & sandwiches served in a dramatic space with soaring ceilings.
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NEO COFFEE BAR
161 Frederick StJava drinks, Japanese-style pastries & sandwiches served in a dramatic space with soaring ceilings.
Shopping
The big mall that (almost) everyone goes to.
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CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StThe big mall that (almost) everyone goes to.
LCBO
49 Spadina Ave.Newly renovated liquor store for all your beer and wine needs
Entertainment & Activities
Theatre is rather small but inexpensive. Catch any flick on Tuesday for only $5!
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Imagine Cinema Market Square
80 Front St ETheatre is rather small but inexpensive. Catch any flick on Tuesday for only $5!
Everything Else
Royal Bank of Canada - closest bank for all your money needs
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RBC Royal Bank
6 Fort York BlvdRoyal Bank of Canada - closest bank for all your money needs
St. Michael's Hospital
36 Queen St EClosest Hospital
Parks & Nature
Ok, this isn't a real beach, but better than the industrial wasteland it used to be. Great for lazying around with a good book on a warm Sunday afternoon.
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Parque Sugar Beach
11 Dockside DrOk, this isn't a real beach, but better than the industrial wasteland it used to be. Great for lazying around with a good book on a warm Sunday afternoon.
It's pretty much stone's throw away. Really lovely green space in the middle of the city.
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Parque St. James
120 King Street EastIt's pretty much stone's throw away. Really lovely green space in the middle of the city.
Getting Around
Queen station
8 Queen St W5 mins walk away