The Toronto Fringe Festival

From its roots as a small milk tea shop in China, HEYTEA has blossomed into a global sensation, serving up vibrant real-fruit teas and creamy cheese foam delights in a lively, yet cozy space—just prepare to wait a bit for your cup!

Nadége is a stylish pastry boutique serving up flawless French treats like airy croissants, exquisite macarons, and delightful mini cakes in a modern, welcoming space.

At this cash-only haven, indulge in perfectly crafted slow-cooked roast pork sandwiches and a few snug seats, where each bite is pure bliss.

Sushi Masaki Saito delivers a two Michelin-star Edomae omakase experience with impeccably fresh fish, aged delicacies, and masterful craftsmanship in a sleek, intimate setting.

Experience Canada's love for hockey at the Hockey Hall of Fame, where you'll find an immersive array of memorabilia, interactive games, and the iconic Stanley Cup all under one roof.

Nestled in a charming white-tiled nook with cozy wood accents, this coffee shop serves up delightful espresso drinks, refreshing teas, and tempting baked goods, making it a perfect spot for both work and relaxation.

Alo delivers impeccably crafted French tasting menus in chic, serene surrounds atop a historic Victorian building with stellar service and wine.

Kensington Market's Seven Lives serves Baja-style tacos with generous, flavorful seafood fillings, vibrant salsas, and a lively, no-frills vibe.

Nestled on Ossington Avenue, this charming Canadian-French bistro serves up seasonally inspired dishes with local ingredients, ensuring a delightful dining experience.

Loga’s Corner is Parkdale’s cozy spot for authentic, affordable Tibetan momos with flavorful veggie and fried options that keep locals coming back.