A Taste of Toronto Tour

My favorite thing about Toronto is its cultural diversity, which serves out a great portion of food from around the globe from places like Europe, Caribbean, Asia, Africa, Malta and even Canada has its own cuisine. Sometimes these Cuisines are even infused together. On the A Taste of Toronto Tour. We'll stop in our markets, classic mom and pop restaurants and as well as Toronto hotspots. You'll also hear some interesting stories about Toronto's history and my own personal experiences growing up in the city of Toronto. St. Lawrence Market is closed on Mondays So bring along your appetite!

St. Lawrence Market - Established 19th century as Toronto's First Market, it's now home to 120 vendors, my favorite spot is Paddington's Pump Kensington Market / Chinatown - Canada's biggest Chinatown & write in the same neighborhood as Kensington Market, one of Toronto's most diverse neighborhoods, Distillery District - Formaily the home of Gooderham & Worts Distillery, t's now the place to be in Toronto, home of the Mill Street Brewery, & Artisan cafes. You have to try one of the Butter Tarts from Tartistry. Danforth / GreekTown - The street sign names are translated to Greek, the location of my favorite Greek restaurant Astros. Little Italy - Along College Street West the highlights there are the Cafe Diplomatico my favorite bar the Cloak & Dagger Roncesvalles - In the West End a Polish neighborhood so there's great bread, Kielbasa & pierogies available. Korentown - with the Sunrise House with tasty Bulgogi, Squid, & Kimchi