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Unlimited noodle refills and rich pork bone broth soups make this cozy spot a go-to for hearty, budget-friendly eats in Toronto.

Maker Pizza serves up some of Toronto's crispiest, chewiest pies with bold toppings in a laid-back spot perfect for sharing.

Patois serves vibrant Chinese-Jamaican fusion in a lively, colorful spot with standout dishes like juicy jerk chicken and pineapple bun burgers.

The Drake Hotel in Queen West is a vibrant artsy boutique with quirky, art-filled rooms, rooftop cocktails, live music, and a hip local vibe.

Tucked away on Queen Street East, Velotique is Leslieville's beloved bike and ski haven, known for its expert staff and stellar service, offering everything from road bikes to ski gear and an annual free tune-up with every bike purchase.

Playful Minds is a cozy downtown Toronto toy store with a carefully curated mix of classics, unique finds, and creative play essentials.

Retro-chic coffee and craft beer spot near campus with cozy vibes, fresh eats, latte art, and plenty of space to work or chill.

Rol San is a beloved Kensington Market joint serving up no-frills Cantonese classics and fast, flavorful dim sum until 3 a.m., perfect for late-night cravings.

Quetzal delivers Michelin-starred Mexican fare with wood-fired mastery, inventive agave cocktails, and a sleek, intimate vibe on College Street.

Little Pebbles is a cozy Kensington Market café known for its creative Japanese-inspired croissants and quality coffee in a tiny, friendly spot.