This is one of Toronto’s oldest and most diverse neighbourhoods. The people living here are a mix of University of Toronto students and faculty, artist and upper-middle class families. Most of the fun happens along Bloor Street, which has an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants and boutique shops. There’s a real community vibe here. This neighbourhood knows no enemies.
Authentic Japanese tapas.
Korean / Mexican taco remix.
World-famous comic book store.
Home-style comfort food.
Hand-made Japanese knives.
~100 sq foot coffee shop.
Korean restaurant open all day and all night.
Japanese fish-shaped waffles.
Cuteness overload.
Korean handmade paper and gifts.
George knows how to roast chicken.
Premium dive bar with cheap eats.
Korean restaurant with a short, amazing menu.
Vegan eats and sweets.
ALL FOOD $4.95. Serious. And it’s actually really good. Stay awhile and watch a skate vid while you eat. Go early or go for lunch if you want to avoid the line-ups.
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