Restaurant · Old Toronto / St. Lawrence Market
Carousel Bakery
The Biancolin family stall inside St.
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What to do in Toronto, right now.
Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods, and its best meal is probably from a country you didn't expect. Appricio gives you the one pick that fits the block you're on and the hour it is.
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Old Town
St. Lawrence Market
A city institution operating for over two centuries — two hundred vendors selling everything from peameal bacon to fresh PEI oysters; the Saturday farmers' market adds a second layer.
Café · Harbord Village
Harbord Bakery
A Jewish bakery open since 1945 that neighbourhood regulars rely on for challah, sufganiyot at Hanukkah, and apple cake at Rosh Hashana — one of the city's quiet culinary institutions.
Restaurant · Little Italy
Bar Isabel
Toronto's benchmark Iberian taverna — moody, neon-lit, and consistently the place locals take out-of-towners when they want to show off the city's cooking without making it precious.
Kensington-Chinatown
Kensington Market
A dense, walkable neighbourhood of vintage shops, global street food, and independent delis that has defined Toronto's counterculture for decades — best experienced on a slow weekend wander.
Park · Old Toronto
High Park
Head straight for the cherry blossoms in late April — the clusters along the south end of the park draw the whole city, and for good reason.
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