Guidebook for Toronto
Drinks & Nightlife
Betty’s – Great bar and ok food. Originally called the Betty Ford. Look out for the cease and desist letter they received from the Betty Ford Clinic. The letter hangs on the wall in the side room.
240 King St E
240 King Street EastBetty’s – Great bar and ok food. Originally called the Betty Ford. Look out for the cease and desist letter they received from the Betty Ford Clinic. The letter hangs on the wall in the side room.
Cheap pitchers of beer. Student hangout. The ‘library’ is upstairs. Great patio in the spring and summer.
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Imperial Pub
54 Dundas St ECheap pitchers of beer. Student hangout. The ‘library’ is upstairs. Great patio in the spring and summer.
Food Scene
Fahrenheit Coffee – I originally discovered this new coffee shop after one of my previous Airbnb guests recommended it. At the corner of Jarvis Street and Lombard Street.
120 Lombard St
120 Lombard StreetFahrenheit Coffee – I originally discovered this new coffee shop after one of my previous Airbnb guests recommended it. At the corner of Jarvis Street and Lombard Street.
This small retail space used to be called ‘Tini Bar’, now it’s a good place to start your day with a friendly coffee.
Rise Espresso
107 Mutual StThis small retail space used to be called ‘Tini Bar’, now it’s a good place to start your day with a friendly coffee.
This diner situated in a red brick building at the corner of Richmond Street and George Street is adorable. The food is great. The service is Irish. The restaurant often doubles as a film set.
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The George Street Diner
129 George StThis diner situated in a red brick building at the corner of Richmond Street and George Street is adorable. The food is great. The service is Irish. The restaurant often doubles as a film set.
If you like Starbucks, there are many nearby. Such as this one at the corner of Church and Shuter streets.
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Starbucks
167 Church StreetIf you like Starbucks, there are many nearby. Such as this one at the corner of Church and Shuter streets.
Everything Else
Located inside the building at the NE corner of Yonge and Dundas. Take the escalator down one floor. You won’t be able to find any beer or liquor in grocery or corner stores in Toronto.
10 Dundas St E
10 Dundas Street EastLocated inside the building at the NE corner of Yonge and Dundas. Take the escalator down one floor. You won’t be able to find any beer or liquor in grocery or corner stores in Toronto.
The entrance is just west of Yonge Street on the north side. Take the escalator downstairs for a wide selection of spirits, vintage wines, beer, and local craft beer.
20 Dundas St W
The entrance is just west of Yonge Street on the north side. Take the escalator downstairs for a wide selection of spirits, vintage wines, beer, and local craft beer.
Closest subway station exit for the apartment. It’s on the Yonge Line. Look for the exit that reads “City Hall/Eaton Centre” then take the Massey Hall exit to street level.
221 Yonge St
207 Yonge StreetClosest subway station exit for the apartment. It’s on the Yonge Line. Look for the exit that reads “City Hall/Eaton Centre” then take the Massey Hall exit to street level.
Essentials
Nearest 24 hour grocery store. Two blocks north on Dalhousie Street at the corner of Gould Street.
88 Gould St
Nearest 24 hour grocery store. Two blocks north on Dalhousie Street at the corner of Gould Street.
Quite possibly the nicest and largest grocery store you will ever visit. Food heaven. There is also a liquor store and a Joe Fresh clothing store upstairs.
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60 Carlton St
60 Carlton StreetQuite possibly the nicest and largest grocery store you will ever visit. Food heaven. There is also a liquor store and a Joe Fresh clothing store upstairs.