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Miku...the freshest sushi!!
Maple Leafs game at ScotiaBank Arena. The energy in Toronto is insane!!
Stay central in Toronto. The aquarium, CN Tower, a very cool roundhouse for trains, hockey arena and harborfront are all within a 5 minute walking distance. A really great way for your family to get the downtown Toronto experience!!
Piano Piano was such a beautiful restaurant with great service and amazing food! Everything there was so nice, even the restrooms!
The aquarium was so fun and nice to go to as well as toronto island, great for pictures!
Have the most fun you can! Check out and try different things!
DEFINITELY CHECK OUT Seven Lives Tacos y Mariscos. Apparently fish tacos are one of the things Toronto is known for - if you go here, you wont be dissapointed. Janice from flytographer also recommended Musoshin Ramen - Their in house noodles are so chewy and tender! Definitely check out Madrina Bar y Tapas in the distillery district - they have complex drinks and tapas.
Definitely check out High park in the Autumn vibe - It's beautiful! Definitely check out distillery district, toronto sign, and the Niagara Fall Tours + boat ride (amazing experience - choose the one that has the boat ride and takes you to the Niagara on the Lake).
Planta Cocina! We went to Planta after visiting the Collision Conference and it was just what we needed. Veggie food and a gorgeous atmosphere! We had the tacos and the most incredible watermelon cucumber salad. We will be back for sure!
Make sure to check out St. Lawrence Market. We even bought breakfast for the several days we were there and took it back to our place. There’s a delicious bakery on the first floor.
Block off a morning to visit the St. Lawrence Market. Be sure to go during breakfast and grab a Bacon in a Bun from the Carousel Bakery (and an almond croissant from one of the pastry booths). There's some excellent coffee on the lower level. After fueling up, walk over to the Distillery District and check out all the shops! It makes for a perfect morning!
Bring your walking shoes. There are so many amazing pocket neighbourhoods in Toronto that you can explore for days and days. We only had a weekend, so have a plan and hit up all the great food.
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