Welcome to the Six!
Food Scene
The Danforth, one of Toronto's popular food zones. You can order, pick up or have your craving delivered within minutes. Greek cuisine is but the beginning of a culinary adventure.
Everything you right at your doorstep and minutes to the city's centre.
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The Danforth
Everything you right at your doorstep and minutes to the city's centre.
For more restaurant adventures that'll transport you to the streets of Tokyo, head to Little Tokyo by Yonge and Dundas Streets or order online.
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KINTON RAMEN
668 Bloor St WFor more restaurant adventures that'll transport you to the streets of Tokyo, head to Little Tokyo by Yonge and Dundas Streets or order online.
Pantheon Restaurant
407 Danforth AveAuthentic Greek cuisine and fantastic service.
Sample one of my personal favourite brews at the source. It just so happens you can hit several places of interest in one area - even if they are slightly off the beaten path public transport path even in winter.
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Steam Whistle Brewing
255 Bremner BlvdSample one of my personal favourite brews at the source. It just so happens you can hit several places of interest in one area - even if they are slightly off the beaten path public transport path even in winter.
Sightseeing
Here are just a few things to see and do during your stay in Toronto.
The *Brick Works, Todmorden Mills and bike paths are worth checking out. during your stay. Catch a free shuttle bus from Broadview station every half-hour on the hour to explore the Don River Valley.
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Evergreen Brick Works
550 Bayview AveThe *Brick Works, Todmorden Mills and bike paths are worth checking out. during your stay. Catch a free shuttle bus from Broadview station every half-hour on the hour to explore the Don River Valley.
Art, music, food and spirits, Kensington Market is a favourite spot for locals and visitors alike.
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Kensington Market
Art, music, food and spirits, Kensington Market is a favourite spot for locals and visitors alike.
Where to start...food, beer and some pretty neat shops - that's if you are not visiting when the Christmas Market is in full swing in December. Crowds get unpleasant around this time of year now that everybody wants to be seen eaten a giant turkey leg in public. If you are here during this festive time then go mid-week. It's free (*maybe) and much more enjoyable.
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Distillery Historic District
55 Mill StWhere to start...food, beer and some pretty neat shops - that's if you are not visiting when the Christmas Market is in full swing in December. Crowds get unpleasant around this time of year now that everybody wants to be seen eaten a giant turkey leg in public. If you are here during this festive time then go mid-week. It's free (*maybe) and much more enjoyable.
Entertainment
Here to see a show at the DMH? Be there in 6 minutes on foot. Done!
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The Danforth Music Hall
147 Danforth AveHere to see a show at the DMH? Be there in 6 minutes on foot. Done!