Category:
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
Neighbourhood: Entertainment District
CN Tower is the symbol of Toronto and is North America's tallest free standing structure!
It now ranks as the 4th tallest such structure, but is probably the most well-recognized of the bunch.
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Going up…More »
Categories:
Farmers Market,
Grocery
Neighbourhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
St Lawrence Customer Appreciation Night on 4/7 is a great event! Free food and performances galore! Each stand is open to a limited amount of guests (you need a ticket to enter). Luckily my local friend hooked it up. He received tickets from one…More »
Amazing! I returned in March to DTF and loved practically everything that my friend and I had ordered. The XLB's were the star of the show, and the Shenzehnbaos were excellent, as well.
I heard that this DTF is not officially connected to the real…More »
Ding Tai Fung (in Taiwan) is my favorite restaurant.
The Ding Tai Fung in Markham (suburb of Toronto)…
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One of My Favourite Airports en Tout Le Monde!
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is tiny, so what would be so good about it? Location, location, location, plus a public executive lounge that's free for all! The gate is pretty much the lounge…More »
Burrito Bandidos is great! Thanks to these guys, there's no need to go South of the Border for good Tex Mex food.
I ordered a large burrito with chicken and shrimp. Oh, wow, was the shrimp amazingly fresh. They cook it to order and it tasted oh so…More »
Category:
Hotels
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
The Delta Chelsea hotel is a nice business hotel, and is Canada's largest hotel with 1,590 rooms.
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Delta's frequent hotel stay membership program (Delta Privilege) is free. Delta is famous chain in Canada, and has no…More »
Divsero is my favorite lunch spot by Dupont!
Their Pizza Marco ($10) is amazing! It contains tomato sauce, mozzarella, goat cheese, grilled chicken, grilled eggplant, pesto, and fresh herbs & spices. When I am there, I ask for their homemade spicy…More »
Categories:
Indian,
Himalayan/Nepalese
Neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
Thank you Toronto Yelpers!
Kathmandu Kathmandu was the first place I dined at during my current project stay in Toronto. It is really close to the TTC College subway station.
I went for lunch on Monday, and decided to skip their $17 CDN buffet because…More »
Category:
Chinese
Neighbourhoods: Chinatown, Kensington Market, Downtown Core
I might be in the minority here, but I really liked the dumplings at Dumpling House. The boiled were good and the pan fried were even better. I like how they leave them connected with the fried batter. One drawback is that they cash only.
Category:
Cinema
Neighbourhoods: Entertainment District, Downtown Core
This movie theatre is great! I love their 3D screens and poutine.
I practically come here once a week to catch a flick (too many good movies to see), and like their movie selection a lot better than the AMC Yonge & Dundas 24 theatre, although the AMC…More »
Category:
Sporting Goods
Neighbourhood: Yorkville
Toronto Nike Runner's Lounge
10K Training Series
Mon & Thu: 5:30pm
Tue & Wed: 5pm (during the school year, Ryerson campus on Tue & University of Toronto campus on Wed)
Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.co...
Twitter: @NikeRunLounge
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Category:
Cinema
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
AMC 24 Yonge & Dundas is in a great location, for a movie theater, being right at Dundas Square.
However, tickets are pricey, and they don't feature the best film selection, but it is a nice theatre. A lot of the better films that are missing from…More »
Air Canada Centre is a really nice mutli-purpose sports facility for both hockey and basketball.
I had the opportunity to check out both an NHL Maple Leafs game and an NBA Toronto Raptors game, back in March. The nosebleed seats are really far away…More »
Category:
Pubs
Neighbourhood: The Annex
The Bedford Academy is an excellent place to enjoy the outdoor weather while taking down some pints of European beer and tasting good pub fare.
I went with co-workers last week and really liked my Canadian Grilled Cheese, which included Gruyere, Brie,…More »
Wednesday Trivia Nights at The Drake!
I attended Trivia Night at Drake Hotel (a hipster boutique hotel at Queen West in T.O) on Wed 6/22.
Wed, 8pm - Drake Hotel, 1150 Queen St W (bet Beaconsfield Ave & Lisgar St, near Abell St), 416-531-5042
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BMO Field, home of MLS Toronto FC is a nice field.
It's not a particularly large field, but its seats bring you, the fan, very close to the pitch and gives you a front row feel to the soccer game being played. It's a huge improvement over facilities…More »
Category:
Music & DVDs
Neighbourhood: The Annex
Sonic Boom is a great retro Used CD & DVD store.
I believe they sell vinyl too. It's great how they let you sample and preview CDs. It reminds me of once great record shops in NYC.
They do buy used media, although for not that great of a price. I…More »
Nice Irish Gastropug in Downtown. Their Irish poutine is really good, it must be the mayo!
Huge Cantonese Mall in the suburbs of Toronto!
Whenever I go here I forget that I'm not in Hong Kong. It's definitely worth a trip if you have a car and like shopping for Chinese goods or enjoy Chinese food. There are lots of cell phone, gadget,…More »
Categories:
Canadian (New),
Modern European
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
So glad that Toronto has a Marche!
I was really bummed after the Marche Movenpick in Montreal had closed down. I was a huge fan of the place and have missed their Bouillabaise ever since. Marche gives you such a plentiful amount of seafood, and…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Ematei is a great traditional izakaya.
The place is authentic Japanese with a nice variety of menu options (from sashimi to yakitori to household food items). It is my go-to Japanese spot when in town.
Category:
Pubs
Neighbourhoods: Koreatown, Seaton Village
Monday Night Trivia Nights at Pour Boy!
So my college buddy (who just finished up his MBA at UT) & I attended our first TN up here in T.O on Monday 6/20.
Mon 8pm - Pour Boy, 666 Manning Ave (& Bloor St), just west of Bathurst St in Korea Town, Metro:…More »
Categories:
Pubs,
Sports Bars
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Allow me to revise. Queen And Beaver is now a 5 for me.
After 10pm, it becomes really hard to find places still serving food around my area of Gerrard and Yonge. And no, I'm not wasting a meal at Big Slice, especially when sober.
Luckily, The Queen…More »
A Pricey, But Good British Pub.
Back in May, I had their Fish & Chips ($17) and it was quite tasty.…
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I returned at Reggie's last night, and was sober this time with clarity of mind and tastebuds. So memory did serve me right. The poutine here is pretty good, both buzzed and sober!
A friend & I split the Regular Poutine w/ Chicken Gravy ($5) and the…More »
I remember the poutine at Reggie's being good, but then again it was at 3am at night after a few… Read more »
Went back to Spice Route last night (the last time I was there was July 2009). I reiterate. This is not a place to dine at, it's a place to party. Don't confuse the two.
I hear the bouncers can be annoying at the door sometimes (depending on what…More »
Spice Route is a nice party venue. I go here to lounge, but probably wouldn't try it as a… Read more »
Brant House is a fun lounge to party at.
My U of T friend took me here and he says you can sometimes spot Raptors players hanging here. If you come early enough, there's a happy hour deal you can take advantage of.
I went to a party at Guvernment back in the day (2002?) and I remember the place is massive. I heard that Vince Carter used to come a lot when he was a Raptor.
Category:
Chinese
Neighbourhoods: Chinatown, Kensington Market, Downtown Core
Mother's Dumplings has tasty dumplings that decently priced. They have other food too. It's a popular young person hang out spot. I was surprised to see the non-Chinese wait staff. You don't really see that in places in Chinatown, actually in any…More »
Category:
Sports Bars
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Hoops is the best sports bar I have come across in T.O so far, in terms of the number of TV's available.
My friend and I were here to watch Game 6 of the 2011 NBA Finals (Dallas vs. Miami) and the place was packed. Since the bar is named "Hoops", it…More »
Categories:
Restaurants,
Pubs
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Les 3 Brasseurs (aka L3B, The 3 Brewers) is a fun French gastropub that is steps away from Dundas Square.
I'm not sure why the other reviews are so hard towards this place. Their beers are good (brewed on loaction), it's a nice multi-floored…More »
Category:
Canadian (Traditional)
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
Jack Astors has a lot of TV's and good food.
It's a good venue for catching a sports game, although it can get crowded. Jack Astors is a chain. I have been to their other one on John St, which isn't as crowded and has a different set up.
Category:
Chinese
Neighbourhoods: Chinatown, Kensington Market, Downtown Core
From the outside, Lee Garden is an unassuming restaurant. When you enter and see their offerings and menu, you realize it's a bit more fancy than a typical Chinatown place. They've been around since 1978. I'm not sure if that's a big deal since…More »
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Yelping SinceNovember 2007
Things I LoveRunning Marathons, Marathons, Ultramarathons, Trail Running, Visiting New Places, Trivia, & Eating.
Find Me InRunning a marathon/ultramarathon somewhere in the country.
My HometownNew York, Kobe, Tokyo, Baltimore, & Toronto.
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...Trying a new eatery.
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI've traveled a lot and am not easily fooled by decor / ambiance.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadGuns, Germs, and Steel
My Favourite MovieFamily Guy episodes
My Last Meal On EarthKobe Beef Steak from Kobe, but I'll settle with Squab from Chez Panisse.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I'm trying to run a marathon in every state. 28 & DC down, 22 to go!
Most Recent DiscoveryMuslim Lamb Chop from Fu Run in Flushing, Queens, NYC.
Current CrushRunning, Trivia Nights, & Bowling.