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This 2-day itinerary is crafted for foodies and wine enthusiasts eager to explore Toronto's diverse gastronomic landscape. From bustling markets to sophisticated wine bars and acclaimed restaurants, you'll savor the city's unique flavors and discover its rich culinary culture.
St. Lawrence Market (South Market), The Distillery Historic District and 3 more
See the dayKensington Market, Seven Lives Tacos y Mariscos and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Explore diverse food stalls, artisanal goods, and local produce, perfect for a gourmet breakfast or picking up unique culinary souvenirs.
Arrive early on a weekday or Saturday morning to avoid crowds; easily accessible by public transit.
Wander through charming Victorian-era streets, home to unique boutiques, art galleries, and craft breweries/distilleries, offering a blend of culture and culinary exploration.
This pedestrian-only village is best explored on foot; consider a guided walking tour for historical insights.
Indulge in sophisticated French-inspired cuisine in a beautiful, airy setting, pairing your meal with selections from their extensive wine list.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for lunch or dinner; check their menu online for daily specials.
Discover an impressive selection of natural and biodynamic wines from around the world, guided by knowledgeable staff in a cozy, intimate setting.
This popular spot can get busy; arrive early in the evening to secure a table or make a reservation if available.
Experience modern Canadian cuisine with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, complemented by a thoughtfully curated wine program.
Reservations are essential for dinner, particularly on weekends; consider their tasting menu for a comprehensive culinary journey.
Immerse yourself in the bohemian charm of Kensington Market, exploring its vintage shops, vibrant street art, and diverse eateries perfect for a unique brunch experience.
Best explored on foot; many small businesses are cash-only or prefer it, so bring some cash.
Savor some of Toronto's most authentic and flavorful Baja-style tacos, a beloved local institution in the heart of Kensington Market.
Expect a line during peak hours, but service is quick; this is a casual, counter-service spot.
Wander through the trendy Queen West neighborhood, known for its fashion boutiques, art galleries, and the vibrant, ever-changing street art of Graffiti Alley.
The main stretch of Graffiti Alley runs parallel to Queen Street West between Spadina Avenue and Portland Street; wear comfortable shoes.
Enjoy a relaxed evening at this natural wine bar, offering a curated selection of unique wines and delicious small plates in a stylish setting.
Reservations are recommended, especially for groups; their menu changes frequently, so check ahead for current offerings.
Conclude your trip with authentic Southern Italian cuisine, featuring fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and a robust Italian wine list in a lively atmosphere.
They have multiple locations; reservations are highly advisable for dinner, especially on weekends.
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