Category:
Bakeries
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
as far as i'm concerned, this is the best loaf of sourdough in the city. one of the best i've ever had. prices are good, location is great, staff is friendly. the cinnamon scones are also really good. the only problem is that they sell out too…More »
Category:
Knitting Supplies
Neighbourhoods: Niagara, West Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods
yes! first to review romni. kickass.
romni is by far my favourite yarn store in toronto. it is absolutely HUGE. they have every yarn you will ever need, except they do not sell acrylics at all. they do have a huge selection of low- and high- end…More »
Categories:
Computers,
Hardware Stores
Neighbourhoods: Entertainment District, Queen Street West, Downtown Core
one of the best stores ever, as far as i'm concerned. their motto is "we buy and sell anything"-- and although its not entirely true, they do their best. i've bought everything here from batteries to spraypaint to poster-board to army men. they even…More »
Category:
Specialty Food
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
kernels gets five stars for the air pop flavour alone. i LOVE caramel corn and i honestly think kernels is the best i've ever had.
for xmas last year, my husband bought me a big tin with the white cheddar and yellow cheddar and i couldnt even eat it.…More »
Category:
Tex-Mex
Neighbourhoods: Entertainment District, Downtown Core
best burritos in toronto, probably, but that's not saying too much. long waits around lunchtime. they change around the line system all the time which is very confusing, but it's all totally worth it.
not great quality, but try not to think about it…More »
Category:
Hotels
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
pros: great location for tourists. free continental breakfast delivered to your room. clean, friendly.... etc etc. my parents are not easy people to please but they stay here every time they visit me. all the rooms are "suites" meaning there's a door…More »
Category:
Dollar Store
Neighbourhoods: Yorkville, Downtown Core
as far as dollar stores go, dollarama is as good as it gets. this particular location is really great too.
as a native new yorker, i was shocked to see a chain of dollar stores within the downtown core of a city. the first time i lived in toronto i…More »
delicious delicious delicious pizza. when my husband and i briefly lived in rosedale, we were here about once a week. at certain times, it gets VERY busy (think: 30 min wait and your back up to someone else's table). the pastas here are very good…More »
my husband and i came here in hopes of furnishing our toronto apartment. we managed to pick up a $3,000 leather couch for $300 and two solid wood nesting tables for $50. we brought our own truck and they helped us load it. when my parents visited us…More »
Category:
Thai
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
hands down best thai in toronto. i'm always totally satisfied in the food here, as is my non-thai-food-loving husband (that really says a lot). the place is styled like a cafeteria, though, and it's very loud and full of ryerson students. there's a…More »
Category:
Knitting Supplies
Neighbourhoods: Casa Loma, Wychwood
i really like this store. the location is very weird so i rarely get to stop in, but its a very cozy shop. the prices are pretty good on what they have but the selection isn't huge. whenever i do go over there, they have misti cotton on sale which is…More »
Categories:
Canadian (New),
Delis
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
surprisingly good food for a chain. the burgers, chicken fingers, bruchetta, and coconut shrimp are all very good compared to other places in toronto. as a new yorker, i don't feel right giving this place five stars, but it is very cute. the menu is…More »
Category:
Chinese
Neighbourhood: Harbourfront
this place is insanely expensive and very very busy, but the decor is beautiful, as are the views, and the food is fantastic. this is the place to take your wealthy family members who want to "do brunch"-- they have great dim sum and the waitstaff is…More »
Category:
Knitting Supplies
Neighbourhood: The Beach
i just got to this store for the first time last week and i really liked it! they were having a sale, which might have been part of it, but the regular prices were good and the selection was very nice. they have all the standards (malabrigo, noro,…More »
cheap and delicious
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
really excellent japanese food. they try to give you an "authentic" experience with private booths and traditional garb. i don't know how much of that is authentic and how much is totally offensive and overdone, but i do like the privacy. the servers…More »
Categories:
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt,
Desserts
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Bickford Park
very good gelato but very expensive. my husband always gets the "granita" but never likes it-- it's more like a lemon slush than an authentic granita.
they have free unlimited wireless internet-- once you buy something they give you a password and you…More »
Category:
Canadian (Traditional)
Neighbourhoods: Financial District, Downtown Core
love the blooper reel that plays on loop on half the tvs!
also, the garlic bread is TO DIE FOR.
drinks are good but expensive, lots of specialty stuff. they're not strong but they're delicious.
food is pretty good, kind of on the expensive end of pub…More »
good, cheap korean and japanese food. the takeout menu is really cheap and grange park nearby is a great place to have a "picnic"... eat-in prices are still less than most restaurants and the waitstaff is pretty attentive. spring for the white meat…More »
burritos are not as good as burrito boyz but still pretty decent. cute location, but very expensive. i love that they let you pick your hot sauce brand.
Category:
Home Decor
Neighbourhoods: Queen Street West, Downtown Core
this is one of many industrially designed, mass produced, crap-selling stores that's ruining queen west. unfortunately, i kind of love it. karim rashid's design aesthetic is very cutesy-- lots of plastics and bright colours. the umbra store displays…More »
Categories:
Knitting Supplies,
Art Supplies
Neighbourhood: Yonge and Eglinton
this is a great store for acrylic yarns and some craft supplies. don't come here for high end, though. i like to come up here when i'm having a yarn craving but don't want to spend much. the selection isn't as good as a craft store like michaels, but…More »
Categories:
Desserts,
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt
Neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
oh lord this place is expensive. i think a slice of cake a la mode is about $10. it's absolutely delicious, though. the decor is great, especially if you can get a seat on one of the couches. its a great place to just chill for the night. plus…More »
Category:
Chicken Wings
Neighbourhood: Palmerston
best wings in the city, probably. cool atmosphere and they will serve boneless tenders in buffalo sauce, my favourite. potato wedges are decent-- not great, but a good accompaniment.
Category:
Fabric Stores
Neighbourhoods: Alexandra Park, Queen Street West
this is one of the best priced fabric stores on the queen west strip. it's not pretentious-- if anything it's a bit run-down. when i wandered in i was the only person in the store and there was one quiet chinese woman behind the cutting table. she…More »
open 24/7/365-- can't argue with that! this is my and my husband's go-to place because there's never a wait and you don't have to worry about it being closed. the food is average-- sometimes better or worse depending on the day. i think overall this…More »
Category:
Art Supplies
Neighbourhoods: Chinatown, Kensington Market, Downtown Core
i'm a fan of this store. they don't have a massive selection, but they are very nice and helpful. prices are better than the chain art stores (loomis, curry's, aboveground). if it's a normal art supply, they will probably have it-- but don't expect…More »
Category:
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhoods: Yorkville, Downtown Core
heh. ok. i'm a sucker. i love the kitsch. aside from the most adorable conveyor belt of sushi, this place has pretty good salad and a nice waitstaff. there's hot water on tap and prices are moderate considering the invisible "having fun with your…More »
Category:
Fabric Stores
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
great selection-- every kind of dye you will ever need. ever. the people seem to know what they're talking about, too, so don't be afraid to ask questions. my one gripe is that they are VERY expensive. if you can find one item somewhere else, chances…More »
after living in toronto for over a year, continuously getting totally screwed by pearson airport, i was SO excited when porter air, the carrier at the TCCA, announced service to NYC. i booked a flight immediately and i can honestly say it was the…More »
Category:
Hotels
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
three words
indoor/outdoor waterslide
f'in sweet. i've never stayed at the actual hotel, but i'd recommend it just based off the waterslide
Categories:
Bars,
Music Venues
Neighbourhood: Bickford Park
i was just at the mod club last night for a brmc show... it reminded me how awful the sound here is. and the lights. plus it's kind of hard to enjoy a show while the vent system above is leaking.
i'd still say that if a band you like is playing here,…More »
this is a really cute venue with some great, intimate shows. the streetcar stops right in front so… Read more »
Category:
Knitting Supplies
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
this store is the toronto equivalent of NY's Purl. very small, very nicely arranged and cute, but also very high-end. the first many times i walked into this store, it was extremely intimidating. and, as an american, the prices were insane. i learned…More »
Category:
Pizza
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
pizza in toronto is 99% disappointment. there are a few exceptions, and one is panago. they deliver, do take out, and have a small seating area in the shop. prices are more expensive than domino's or pizza pizza but not outrageous.
let me interject…More »
Category:
Fabric Stores
Neighbourhoods: Alexandra Park, Queen Street West
i have mixed feelings about worldsew. it is one of the best-stocked fabric stores in the area. aside from having a ton of fabric, they have every notion your heart could desire. they even carry random things like knitting needles that have nothing to…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
my husband and i love hibachi, so we've tried out this place quite a few times. prices are average for the area, but we've never been blown away by the food. the staff is very grumpy and slow. if i wanted teppanyaki in downtown toronto, this would be…More »
Category:
Dollar Store
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
this is one of those dollar stores that makes you feel itchy as you shop. they have some really great stuff but the aisles are teeny and you'll have to brush off the dust yourself. as far as dollar stores go, they have a great craft section. not as…More »
Category:
Shopping Centres
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
worth a trip if you're in toronto. the architecture is beautiful. the stores are pretty much what you will find at any other mall in the GTA-- gap, old navy, h&m, starbucks, etc. eaton centre happens to be very convenient and a very nice place to…More »
Category:
Art Supplies
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
only go here when ocad isn't in session. i stopped in a few times during the summer and thought prices were generally OK, but then had a huge shock when classes started up and there was a 1hr line that wrapped around the store. it dies down after the…More »
Categories:
Music & DVDs,
Vinyl Records
Neighbourhoods: Niagara, West Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods
standard pretentious record shop-- one huge plus is that they sell tickets to all the mod club events, so you don't have to pay ticketmaster fees or get tickets mailed to you. NOTE: CONCERT TICKETS ARE CASH ONLY. and they charge a 10% service fee--…More »
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movin' on up (19)renovation resources, furniture shops, and hardware stores in nyc |
road trip! (46)from maine to miami... and back! |
veg out! (28)the best places in the city to be a vegetarian |
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"don't hate the veggies, hate the game"
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Portsmouth, NH
Yelping SinceJune 2008
Things I Loveyarn, hot sauce, sleeping, dumplings, knitting, macaroni and cheese
Find Me Ina pile of yarn
My Hometownnyc
My Favourite Moviejay and silent bob go canadian, eh?
My Last Meal On Earthwhere am i going?