Style In Liberty

Toronto, Ontario's vibrant capital, boasts stunning skyscrapers like the famous CN Tower and a rich blend of green spaces, including the sprawling High Park.

Step into a charmingly restored 1913 theater that showcases the best in documentaries and indie films, where every screening feels like a private event.

Polished quarters in a contemporary hotel with a hip restaurant/bar & evening wine hours. Across from the Bata Shoe Museum in The Annex, a hip downtown neighborhood, this modern hotel is a 6-minute walk from the Royal Ontario Museum and a 2-minute walk from St. George subway station. Polished rooms feature local art, Italian linens, flat-screen TVs and yoga mats, plus Wi-Fi access and minibars. Suites add record players and living space; 1 has a kitchenette and a soaking tub. Room service is available 24/7. Loaner bikes are provided. Pets stay free; amenities include beds, food, water bowls and mats. Evening wine hours are hosted in a contemporary lobby lounge that has a fireplace. Breakfast is offered in a cool restaurant/bar.

Nuit & Jeff is a buzzing Northern Thai hotspot where flavorful dishes like salted crab and papaya salad steal the show, all served in a casual atmosphere.

This cozy bodega whisks you to Italy with its wood-fired pizzas, house-baked sandwiches, and the warm energy of its friendly staff.

Step into this vintage bar where plush booths and cozy tables set the scene for expertly crafted cocktails, a vibrant atmosphere, and eclectic music.

"Mott 32 represents modern Hong Kong as well as a new chapter of Chinese dining. Named after the famed convenience store at 32 Mott Street in New York, the restaurant embodies the Chinese culture and philosophy that has been shaped from generation-to-generation. Mott 32 meticulously sources the finest ingredients, allowing the authentic flavours to shine with delicacies derived from Cantonese, Szechuan, and Beijing Cuisine. Mott 32 has been awarded "Best New Restaurant", "Best Fine Dining Restaurant", & "Best Restaurant Wine List"."

St. Lawrence Market buzzes with 100+ vendors showcasing fresh produce, baked goods, and global eats in a lively, historic setting that embodies Toronto’s culinary spirit.

Dive into a cozy, exposed-brick haven for Tibetan dumplings, where you can enjoy a mix of delicious momos in a chill vibe.

Step into Patrician Grill, a cozy family-run diner with charming 1950s vibes, serving up hearty all-day breakfasts and satisfying sandwiches in downtown Toronto.