2024 Caribana Grand Parade is Saturday August 3rd @ Exhibition Place & Lakeshore Boulevard
Amazing! Everybody should include this experience in their Bucket List. Worth every penny
This bar is my home away from home! Cheap drinks, awesome crowd, awesome bands almost nightly. Leia mais.
Head up the tower in external elevators and make sure to walk along the glass floor...not suggested if you're scared of heights! If your lucky and its Baseball season, you can catch a game too :)
Lee's is great for shows, many of the best international bands play this venue. The upstairs (Dance Cave) is to be avoided if you are over 19 years old.
Excellent service, very professional, friendly and excellent job. I am very happy with the service provided :) would recommend and would go back again for more treatments in future.
Welcome to BMO Field. Thanks for supporting Toronto FC. Hold your scarf up high & sing the Canadian National Anthem before the match! Enjoy the match!
it's like a combination of that upstairs bar with the pinball machines and ping pong club. Except the pinball is free and it's always packed on weekends.
The other awesome live music venue in the hood (but the Dakota can't fit as many people!) Great Mexican nosh and solid beers too
This is a neighborhood where you'll find some of the most well-preserved Victorian houses in all of North America. Also known for the Cabbagetown Festival celebrated every September.
Gets crowded after 10 but lots of great vendors including usual suspects like Monforte, 5th Town, Torshi, Vicki's Veggies, etc, plus interesting prepared foods from around the globe.
The best thing about Little Italy is being surrounded by great restaurants, patisseries, cafés, quaint shops, 24-hour grocery and galleries.
One of the coolest, most laid back areas of Toronto. Great bars, shops, and restaurants. From May to October, during the last Sunday of every month the streets are closed off for pedestrians only.
The largest museum in Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum specializes in natural history and world culture, from dinosaur bones to recreated Mayan ruins.
S&L offers decent coffee and decent snacks. Even better, it has a liquor license and thousands of board games (if you have a game that they don’t, odds are good that you made it yourself). Leia mais.
Guided tours of these beautiful historic theatres on Mondays at 5pm, $20. Reserve at https://www.heritagetrust.on.ca/
Tower game was crazy cool! I was also there for the Professor Layton pop-up game. Cool reason to visit a place as loved as Casa Loma
Family viewing nights! Go to theddo.com for schedule and times. Always books out early so plan well in advance.
This place is breathtaking - great view of the city and the CN tower...lots of pretty lights and great music. TIP :no need to pay $1 for a locker when you can leave your shoes on a bench by the rink!
Cool cocktails, good food, excellent service. Theme brunches were good times. A multi genre adult wonderland.
Vinyl collection is small but reaaaally great! Didn't try their beverages yet, but definitely going back soon! Great music and owners are very friendly! Coolest place in the neighbourhood so far!
Come for the Toil and Trouble Dubbel, then have a Witchshark IIPA, and never leave. Closest thing to Dieu du Ciel in the city!
Great threading place! Line ups are sometimes long but for the price ($4) it's worth it
2024 Philippine Festival September 14-15th Misssissauga Celebration Square
The brewery tour is a surprisingly good time and you get a healthy amount of beer to drink during the tour as well. Steam Whistle is a real fine brewery to support - make sure you leave with a case!
Amazing beers! Balanced taste, even for some funky sours. A lot of IPAs almost without any sweet malt base taste, a paradise for hopheads.
Great new brewery in Leslieville. They just opened and had 5 beers on tap for me to try - all of which were really good (although the Rhubarb is not my style). The vibe was relaxed and comfortable.
If you like sour beers, that's your place. But don't come here hungry, pretty much nothing to eat.
Finally, a proper brick and mortar location for Kensington Brewery. A cozy, intimate space with a bottle shop. Try a flight of beers, like their watermelon wheat and grisette. Outside food welcome.
Prepare to navigate through a sea of hair care stores, bubble tea shops, Asian clothing stores, DVD bootleggers, K-pop ads and more! =]
The tits! A must! Accessible artists, Liliputian landscapes & populaces with delightful detail, just rly super cool. Get yourself 3D scanned and placed into the exhibit. Or get a Mini You to keep!
Best place in Toronto - great course and it's free. Shh, don't tell anybody. Leia mais.
Fo Guang Shan (Chinese: literally "Buddha's Light Mountain") is an international Chinese Mahayana Buddhist monastic order based in the Republic of China (Taiwan) & locally in Mississauga, Ontario. Leia mais.
This is a great neighbourhood venue, the live music and older charactures like the black and white tv and 50s pinball machines which add to the atmosohere.
Wednesday nights are FREE from 4–8 pm. Limited tickets are available at 9 am each Wednesday. Check website to book in advance.
Great for business suits and dresses if you're over 5'11" and need to dress professionally. Wait for semi-ann sales.
Very neat group of Japanese specialty shops all under one roof. A line of meats that were brilliant and this terrific little joint. Fun to learn about different foods.
In The Kitchen:Historic Menu,History-Inspired Theatre -Experience dining in the 1800s. Please visit: http://wx.toronto.ca/inter/se/restaurants.nsf/CEvents/E2C2A71B89DEFA8985257AC4007FF998?OpenDocument
Probably the cheapest KTV around. 1pm - 9pm: $12/Person (Includes 2 Free Drinks). 9pm - 3am: $15/Person
What an LGBT+ bar should be like. It’s huge. Great drinks, great crowd, great Queens, and an overall good time.
Interesting speakers and some great product with lots of sampling but can get very crowded, hot. Needs a larger venue and more lecture seating.
Etobicoke cheese shop for over 22 years with over 500 different cheese and European groceries.
Great location, free breakfast, roomy rooms w/ fridge + microwave, comfy beds, gym, and underground in/out self parking $45+tx/day (nearby Green P parking on Sherbourne $18-$22/day). No pool or resto
A beautifully non-queen west store on queen west. I’ve been wearing their organic perfumes for years and always get compliments. A true luxury...
Watched a lot of improve trying to chase the laffs high of Toronto's crew. Sorry, Chicago, T.O. wins all- smart, cheeky, weird, nerdsexy, & super gonzo. Fangirling Nkasi Ogbonnah all day, errrday...
This a great place to bring the kids on day off of school. Great history, interactive displays and information about the world's greatest police service! IT'S FREE TOO!
Founded in 1975, this museum tells the different stories of textiles from Canada and all over the world. Exhibitions of artifacts such as quilts, fabrics, and carpets await all visitors.
The Royal Ontario Museum offers FREE admission to the following: full-time post-secondary students every Tuesday, and the general public every third Tuesday of the month from 5:30PM.
Why is there a giant red canoe on the top of a hill? So you can climb up, and climb in, to look past the cars whizzing by on the Gardiner Expressway for a great view Lake Ontario. Leia mais.
