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Helen Barboza
Looking for serious plans for serious food lovers? Join this food tour of Toronto and taste the city's finest cafés, sandwiches, ginger ale, and craft beers.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Yonge St. y Front St.
Where does the activity end?
Distillery District
If you have other questions, contact us
Helen Barboza
San José, Costa RicaExcellent Guide Excellent information
Looking for serious plans for serious food lovers? Join this food tour of Toronto and taste the city's finest cafés, sandwiches, ginger ale, and craft beers.
We'll meet at the designated time at the corner of Yonge Street and Front Street. Once the group is together, we'll set off through the streets of Toronto in search of its best food and drink.
The experience kicks off with a look at why hockey and Tim Hortons coffee are at the heart of Canadian culture. We'll then stroll through Berczy Park and admire the famous Flatiron Building, one of Toronto's most iconic landmarks.
Nearby, we'll take a brief stop to enjoy a steaming cup of freshly roasted coffee. From there, we'll head to St. Lawrence Market, one of Toronto's must-see spots and the epicenter of its food culture for over two centuries.
Inside the market, you'll try one of the city's most iconic bites: the peameal bacon sandwich, known locally as the Toronto sandwich. This classic, made with cured pork loin, has been a local favorite for generations. Don't eat meat? No problem, a generous vegetarian alternative is also available.
Our next stop is for a very special sweet treat: the butter tart, one of Canada's most iconic desserts. Its creamy filling and flaky pastry make it an absolute delight, and the perfect snack to keep you going. You'll get to try several versions and decide which one is your favorite.
After 3 hours of exploring, we'll wrap up the tour at a cozy neighborhood pub, the ideal spot to relax and soak up the local atmosphere. There, you'll try a craft beer brewed right here in Toronto and raise a glass to the city's past, present, and future.
If you have other questions, contact us
Yonge St. y Front St.
Where does the activity end?
Distillery District
Helen Barboza
San José, Costa RicaExcellent Guide Excellent information
Free cancellation
Free cancellation
