Caribbean Queen of Patties

Nestled in a chic 1891 Romanesque Revival building, this stylish hotel boasts modern amenities, a vibrant rooftop bar, and stunning city and river views.

Step into the enchanting Casa Loma, a stunning 1914 castle with lush gardens, lavish interiors, and captivating history—a perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos.

This charming café serves up exquisite French pastries, natural wines, and a delightful weekend brunch on a sunny patio, all in an inviting atmosphere.

Nestled in Toronto's Entertainment District, this stylish hotel impresses with plush rooms, attentive staff, and a vibrant rooftop terrace perfect for unwinding.

Shoushin is a chic Japanese haven where chef-crafted omakase dazzles with incredible ingredients and impeccable service, making every bite a revelation.

At Tom's Place, Toronto's family-run haven for designer suits, expect unbeatable prices, an extensive selection, and a personal touch from the welcoming staff.

At Kevin's Taiyaki inside PAT Central, indulge in crispy, golden fish-shaped pastries filled with creamy custard or sweet red bean – a must-try snack!

A charming local café nestled by Union Station, Balzac's offers standout artisanal coffees and delightful baked goods, perfect for your on-the-go cravings.

A cozy spot serving up Asian-inspired subs, tacos, and steamed buns that pack a flavorful punch, perfect for a quick and tasty bite.

"Hard bop jazz fills the air as you lean onto a table dressed with a freshly pressed white linen while sipping on your horseradish martini. The scent of aged beef grilled in the overfired broiler like it’s 1959 entrances you as it’s placed onto your table alongside a plate of chanterelle blintzes, fries, and a karnatzel. You watch enviously as the pastrami is pulled from the smoker before being hand cut and served to the table next to you simply with mustard and some pickles. The night ends with a piece of warm babka, glass of wine and a reminder of what life was like when cars were made by hand, jell-o cakes were in vogue and rotary phones were the gold standard."