Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
The Grind House
281 Augusta AveItalian style roasted coffee cafe. The mini donuts are my fave!
Popular, casual Toronto Thai eatery. Try the green coconut curry, served in a coconut for guests who dine in.
266 locals recommend
PAI
18 Duncan StPopular, casual Toronto Thai eatery. Try the green coconut curry, served in a coconut for guests who dine in.
Tiny, "Italian-ish" eatery with delicious, thin pizzas and a variety of other menu items. Try the pizzas, the Reginette, and the fried soft shell crab. For dine in, I highly recommend making reservations through their website: https://www.superpoint.ca/home
43 locals recommend
Superpoint
184 Ossington AveTiny, "Italian-ish" eatery with delicious, thin pizzas and a variety of other menu items. Try the pizzas, the Reginette, and the fried soft shell crab. For dine in, I highly recommend making reservations through their website: https://www.superpoint.ca/home
Southern Italian style restaurant in an industrial setting, about a 15 minute walk or 5 minute ride from the condo. Try the grilled octopus and beef tartar appetizers. Each night also features a different dish, I really enjoyed thr lasagna on Sunday. Fun note, Michelle Obama and Sophie Gregoire were spotted having lunch here in November.
395 locals recommend
Gusto 101
101 Portland StSouthern Italian style restaurant in an industrial setting, about a 15 minute walk or 5 minute ride from the condo. Try the grilled octopus and beef tartar appetizers. Each night also features a different dish, I really enjoyed thr lasagna on Sunday. Fun note, Michelle Obama and Sophie Gregoire were spotted having lunch here in November.
Hidden within the Momofuku restaurant, up a set of stairs and within a glass, refrigerated space, is Milk Bar. Here you'll find a unique selection of cookies (including gluten-free) like the compost cookie (pretzels, graham crackers, chips, butterscotch and chocolate, and more,) blueberry and cream, and confetti cookies among others. They even have cake truffles! Definitely a must try for those with a sweet tooth.
8 locals recommend
Milk Bar Toronto
Hidden within the Momofuku restaurant, up a set of stairs and within a glass, refrigerated space, is Milk Bar. Here you'll find a unique selection of cookies (including gluten-free) like the compost cookie (pretzels, graham crackers, chips, butterscotch and chocolate, and more,) blueberry and cream, and confetti cookies among others. They even have cake truffles! Definitely a must try for those with a sweet tooth.
Essentials
Mike's Independent City Market Toronto
111 Peter StConveniently located grocery store.
Rabba Fine Foods
361 Front St WSmaller, 24 hour neughbourhood grocer.