Starving Artist Waffles. Espresso. Bar.
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Popular among locals and on the Instagram feed, Starving Artist offers a large menu of different kinds of waffle dishes. Waffle sandwiches, eggs benny on waffles, and dessert waffles are available. Along with coffee, you can also offer some beer or a caesar.
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Arepa Cafe
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Looking a bit like an English muffin, an arepa is anything but. Here these white corn masa cakes are prepared by hand and then filled with some traditional Venezuelan ingredients but there are some local interpretations too. Great for lunch while you wander Queen street west.
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Bannock
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This Oliver Bonacini restaurant is probably some of the best Canadian farm to table food available in the city. It is located right across from the Toronto Eaton Centre and served food that is popular from across the country using local and fresh ingredients.
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Toronto Island Marina (TIM)
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Away from the tourist hordes, this quaint Marina has the most amazing view of the Toronto skyline! Laid back and casual beach bar and patio, great food and live bands on most weekends. Hard to find but worth the search!
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Assembly Chef's Hall
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This is not your average food court. Assembly Chef's Hall has little restaurants that showcase the creative culinary creations of several prominent chefs in Toronto. The food is delicious and not what you would normally get at any food court. Here you can try different unique foods like Kimchi Chicken or the Gnocchi that beat Bobby Flay.
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OddSeoul
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OddSeoul had incredible Korean fusion food! Every plate is inspiring and full of flavour! Each dish is small, but shareable and I recommend getting a few to split at the table. It is hidden, with no sign on the street, but it is always bustling. Leave your name at the door, and grab a drink down the street while you wait for a table.
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Sneaky Dee's
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Sneaky Dee's is a staple of Toronto student culture. Located on College Street, near the University of Toronto St. George Campus, Dee's is known for it's hip hop nights, pub trivia, and glorious nachos – all for a low price.
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Dumpling House
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I don't think there are better dumplings in Toronto than the ones here which are made right at the front window. I know I shouldn't but I've gone here every week and everyone in my circle won't settle for any other place.
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The Distillery Historic District
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There is always something going on in the Distillery! Wander the cobblestone streets and enjoy the unique architecture of the heritage buildings of the former Gooderham and Worts Whiskey distillery. Drinks, dining, entertainment, The Distillery has it all!
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Bang Bang Ice Cream & Bakery
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Bang bang opened years ago and still has lines down the sidewalk most nights during the summer. It's wild popularity is due to it's ingenious ice-cream flavours like toasted marshmallow, London fog, and PB&J just to name a few. These flavours are then put with your choice of house-baked cookies and hand pressed into a kick-ass ice-cream sandwich.
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Lavelle
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Considered one of the most beautiful spaces in Toronto, this rooftop patio and restaurant is a fun place to spend your time. Lounge by the pool by amazing views of Toronto, drink fancy cocktails or just come up for a look.
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Archive Wine Bar
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Come here to enjoy many well curated wines by the glass, or bottle. A broad variety of white, red, rosé, and sparkling wines from many parts of the globe. Served by knowledgeable staff and not a hint of pretentious "wine snob" attitude. There is also a small tapas-type menu and usually some daily specials.
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Pho Xe Lua
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Pho is one of my favourite foods so I had a good share of it at many different restaurants in Toronto. This one is my favourite because I prefer how the noodles are flatter and cooked a little longer than usual. The broth is the best I've had and it's open until 5am Friday and Saturday night so you can avoid a hangover the next day.
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