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Cafes Chocolaterie

SOMA

Sights Art Gallery

Museum of Contemp. Art

Restaurants American

It's as much about the personality as it is about the food at this upscale eclectic diner...

Sights Art Gallery

Art Gallery of Ontario

The AGO houses the world's largest collection of Canadian art.

Things to do Tours

Grayline Bus Tours

This is a hop-on/hop-off open-topped bus tour of the city.

Hilton Garden Inn

If you hadn't seen the brand emblazoned on the outside of the building, you'd swear you were standing in the lobby of a fancy-pants boutique hotel.

Saving Grace

This classic brunch spot is the saving grace of its uninspiring locale, bar one or two cute coffee shops.

Winners

Make sure you have plenty of energy to tackle this discount clothing shop.

Varsity Cinemas

Upmarket multiplex with all the trimmings...

2 Cats

Perfect for those content to order drinks cheek-by-jowl (albeit both chiselled and youthful), this local hangout would be casual if it weren't so darn frenetic.

Caplansky’s

Montreal claims to be the Canadian Mecca of the smoked-meat sandwich, so it caused much kvetching when Zane Caplansky had the chutzpah to make a Toronto version.

House of Vintage

A vintage shop with outposts on both sides of the Atlantic.

Bars Live Music

Dakota Tavern

It's only been open since 2006, but this live music bar is already a solid gold institution.

Hotels Boutique

Madison Manor Boutique Hotel

If Anne of Green Gables came to the big city, this is where she'd stay.

Cafes Fast Food

Smoke’s Poutinerie

A fast-food franchise that's fabulous for post-drink munchies.

Things to do Tours

Hippo Tours

The Hippo is a 'unique 40-passenger vessel' that will drive you through the streets of Toronto and keep you afloat in Lake Ontario (while you're drowning in public humiliation).

Index G B&B

A quirky bed-and-breakfast that's cool, casual and super-creative.

Hockey Hall of Fame

Canadians pour in here by the truckload with the whole family in tow to worship at the altar of ice-hockey...

Royal Ontario Museum

With a collection of six million items, the ROM is the largest natural history and world culture museum in Canada.

Sights Art Gallery

Ydessa Hendeles Art Foundation

Privately funded contemporary art space...

Cafes Coffee Shop

Balzac’s Coffee

Harking back to a time when French cafés were lousy with literary luminaries, this place offers a slice of Parisian panache with its assortment of organic coffees.

Sights Landmarks & Monuments

City Hall & Phillips Sq.

Acting as both a courthouse and a symbol for the city, City Hall is a must-do on any visitor's itinerary.

Things to do Spectator Sports

Rogers Centre Stadium

The five-level stadium formerly known as the SkyDome is home to Toronto's baseball team, The Blue Jays, and the Toronto Argonauts Football Club.

Sights Art Gallery

Red Bull 381

A nifty little space up a staircase and through an illuminated covered bridge, this is a Red Bull-sponsored art platform.

Shops Accessories

Butterfly

Plastic fantastic at Butterfly.

Lululemon Athletica

Canadian brand for athletic-stroke-casual wear and yoga paraphernalia.

Red Tea Box

This odd little shop is for total tea enthusiasts (and anyone who likes cake).

Bars Sports Bar

Hemingways

There's a delicious incongruence about this Kiwi pub with its gaudy flags and banners being slap-bang in the middle of the socialite district.

Cafes Fast Food

Rua Vang Golden Turtle

Pho-get about the competition, this is where in-the-know Torontonians get their noodle soup fix.

Rotate This

Vinyl forever, baby.

Aunties & Uncles

Named after a B-side tune from The Jam, this is the flipside to a sleek business brunch.

Sweaty Betty’s

This cluttered nook attracts a misfit parade of artsy, bookish types of unannounced sexuality and longhaired tattooed folk of indeterminate age.

Restaurants British

Queen And Beaver

If you're pining for an exemplary British roast or a fish and chips fix, proprietor Jamieson Kerr grew up in the U.K. and knows how to do it right.

The Senator

This historic diner opened in 1948, and looks like it's been preserved in aspic ever since.

LeVack Block

On a street heavily peppered with bars, this is the hot chili - and it's all down to the dance floor.

Restaurants Japanese

Guu Izakaya

An Izakaya is a chaotic Japanese bar and snack-stop that promises a bullet train to inebriation. The crazy Guu chain has been getting around Vancouver, and now it's Toronto's turn.

Sights Art Gallery

The Power Plant

Similarly to the Tate Modern, this former power station has been revamped as a public gallery for contemporary international art.

Vintage Mix 1

Get into the vintage spirit and search for that something special at Vintage Mix 1.

Sights Art Gallery

Allen Lambert Galleria

Within the office complex of Brookfield Place, there is a six-storey 'Galleria' connecting Bay Street with Heritage Square.

Badlands Vintage

Vintage clothes from the 80s and 90s in a shop decorated with the odd bit of taxidermy.