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Blue Banana Market is a quirky Kensington emporium brimming with unique gifts, from artisanal hot sauces and sweet treats to funky socks and clever home goods.

The Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema is a charming, vintage theater in Toronto's Annex—perfect for diving into exceptional documentaries while enjoying a cozy atmosphere.

Congee Queen serves hearty Cantonese and Pan-Asian dishes with generous portions, a modern vibe, and plenty of vegetarian and seafood options.

The Caledonian serves up authentic Scottish pub vibes with 250+ whiskies, local fare like haggis and steak pie, plus cozy patios and stellar service.

Beach Fish House is your go-to spot in the Beaches for a bounty of fresh seafood delights, including their legendary lobster rolls and daily-made chowders, served up with a side of friendly vibes and hard-earned local charm.

Cozy spot with vibrant Korean pocha vibes, huge shareable plates, crispy fried chicken, spicy tteokbokki, and classic soups.

Nestled on Queen West, Sud Forno is your go-to for authentic Italian bites like Roman pizza and heavenly pastries, all in a cozy, lively vibe.

Odd Seoul is a small, hip Ossington spot serving inventive Korean-American small plates and creative cocktails in a chill, late-night vibe.

Nestled in Kensington Market, this cozy coffee haven blends artisanal brews, innovative pastries, and an inviting backyard patio for a laid-back escape.

Shoushin offers a chic, minimalist interior where diners indulge in authentic edomae sushi, crafted with utmost precision by Chef Jackie Lin at a hinoki bar, making it a stellar choice for sushi lovers seeking a taste of Japan right in Toronto.