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- For administrative purposes, Toronto is divided into four districts: Etobicoke-York, North York, Scarborough and Toronto-East York.
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- Grab fair-trade and Organic Coffee at Balzac’s
- Make Your Own Candle at Yummi Candles
- Grab Lunch and Shop Local at Wildly Delicious
- Go Window Shopping in The Distillery District
- Snap Away at All The Instagram-Worthy Corners
- Wander Around An Art Gallery in The Distillery District
- Enjoy Dinner at Cluny Bistro & Boulangerie
- Watch A Live Performance at The Young Centre For The Performing Arts
- Get Your Sweet Tooth on at Greg’s Ice Cream
- Go on The Spirits of The Distillery District Ghost Tour
Always have to stay caffeinated, ya feel? Lucky for you, the Distillery District has quite a few local coffee shopsin the neighbourhood. Balzac’s Coffee is always my go-to café in the Distillery District, but Arvois another favourite. Balzac’s is an Ontario-based coffee shop chain with incredible coffee made from fair-trade organic beans. They have...
Looking for a fun and unique gift idea, or just something cool to take home with you? Yummi Candles offers candle-making workshops in the Distillery District, a fun experience for DIY lovers. You get to choose the fragrances, combine the scents with the waxes and wicks, and even customize the label. It takes a few hours for the candles to cool down...
Once you’re ready to eat, enjoy a delicious sandwich at Wildly Delicious. I’ve only had their grilled cheese, but it was probably one of the best grilled cheeses I’ve ever had. Afterwards, you can shop Wildly Delicious’ unique house-made sauces, dips, and spreads. There’s plenty to see and shop around the shop – grab some of their chimichurri steak...
The Distillery District is filled with dozens of one-of-a-kind stores and adorable boutiques, and you can do tons of window shopping (or actual shopping, if you please). Here are some stores and boutiques worth checking out: 1. Hoi Bo is a Toronto sustainable fashionbrand that makes their clothes by hand in their studio/shop. 2. Deciem is a local c...
The 19th century Victorian Industrial buildings and cobblestone streets provide tons of Instagrammable photo opportunities. The big red heart and “love” signs are there year-round, also for your photo-taking pleasure. My fave time to visit for taking photos is the holidays because of all the cute Christmas decorations! If you’re looking for indoor ...
In the mood to gaze at some local art? The Distillery District is home to several art galleries, and Arta Galleryis a cool one worth stopping by in the neighbourhood. There are also a bunch of art studios and shops, which you can learn more about on the Distillery District’s website.
Get a taste of modern French cuisine at Cluny Bistro, a huge and Instagram-worthy restaurantwith a stunning Parisian-style interior. While I do think their dishes can be hit or miss, their foie gras eclairs are phenomenal and worth trying. I’ve heard good things about their fried frog’s legs and have yet to try them! Other great dinner options in t...
I watched the live play of Kim’s Convenience at the Young Centre several years ago, and it was so emotional and well-performed. The TV show itself (available on Netflix and Prime Video) is one of my favourite comedies, and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee actually performed as Appa in the live play as well! Watching a show at the Young Centre is a great way to w...
Satisfy your sweet tooth with some locally-made ice cream for dessert at Greg’s Ice Cream. Greg’s has unique flavours like Roasted Marshmallow that are always fun to try! If you’re in the mood to sit down somewhere instead, enjoy some melty chocolate fondue and lattes at Cacao 70. LOCATION: 32 Gristmill Lane, Toronto, ON
If you think you can handle the spooky (true) tales, go on the Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour. You’ll get to walk along the cobblestone streets by lantern light, all while learning about one of Toronto’s most haunted spots. It’s run by the Haunted Walk of Toronto, who also operates other haunted tours across the city! Do it in Octobe...
Aug 12, 2022 · Toronto is made up of nearly 140 neighbourhoods but there are also 8 districts, each acting like a stamp of the area’s history and character. Let’s explore Toronto’s districts and what makes them worth distinguishing.
About Toronto Neighourhoods. Find out more information about the City of Toronto's 158 neighbourhoods and how they were created. Find Your Neighbourhood. Discover demographic information about your neighbourhood which is defined by Statistics Canada Census Tract boundaries. Historical Neighbourhood Profiles.
The Distillery Historic District opened in 2003 and today it is widely regarded as Canada’s premier arts, culture and entertainment destination. A place brimming with creativity and creative people, that can inspire dreams, and a place that can help them come true.
