Guidebook for Toronto
Sightseeing
A pretty victorian greenhouse, complete with banana tree, palms, orchids, cacti... Free entry, 9am-5pm.
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Allan Gardens
160 Gerrard St EA pretty victorian greenhouse, complete with banana tree, palms, orchids, cacti... Free entry, 9am-5pm.
Essentials
Loblaw's grocery store's flagship location is housed in what was the former Maple Leaf Gardens hockey arena.
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Loblaws
585 Queen St WLoblaw's grocery store's flagship location is housed in what was the former Maple Leaf Gardens hockey arena.
Inexpensive grocery store. For fruits&veggies, try the small fruit store next door!
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Food Basics
238 Wellesley St EInexpensive grocery store. For fruits&veggies, try the small fruit store next door!
525 Church St
525 Church Street24 hour groceries. Freshly-made ham&cheese croissants at 2am!
Food Scene
A good nearby cafe also offering crepes. A sunny place to sit in the afternoon. Free wifi
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Crepe It Up
507 Church StA good nearby cafe also offering crepes. A sunny place to sit in the afternoon. Free wifi
Great breakfast place, with lots of options
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Cora Breakfast and Lunch
27 Carlton StGreat breakfast place, with lots of options
Fushimi
491 Church StGreat all-you-can-eat sushi.
Good, fast, inexpensive vietnamese food with a nice view of the street
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Ginger
355 Yonge StGood, fast, inexpensive vietnamese food with a nice view of the street
Drinks & Nightlife
Toronto's oldest and most popular gay bar, in the heart of the gay village.
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Woody's
467 Church StToronto's oldest and most popular gay bar, in the heart of the gay village.