Food in Toronto - Must Eats in Toronto

Traditional food from Toronto, from peameal bacon sandwich to incredible international foods around the city. So eating in Toronto is a great part of your visit from Koreatown to Chinatown and so much more! And a visit to the St. Lawrence Market is a must as well for any epicurian heading to Toronto.
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Advice on eating in Toronto, Canada
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[@lostabroad365]

I just wanted to say thank you! And great video! Im going to Toronto in a month! Im so excited!

[@fionglow]

Thanks for the advise!

[@roderickburns5151]

Toronto is beautiful!!!!

[@deanniharasym3544]

As a former Torontonian, Mill St brewery is NOT a “local” brewery. They are owned by Labatt brewery, who I believe are part of some big beer conglomerate. REAL breweries include Big Rock, Black Oak, Junction, Woodhouse, Left Field....just to name a few. You’re welcome

[@kevin6588]

Mill St is still one of my favourite breweries here and worth going to, their beer list is pretty extensive, much better than Amsterdam in my opinion

[@MrCherbear1990]

@@kevin6588 I’m from the maritimes and when I lived in TO 10 years ago, Amsterdam was my go to. I loved their Big Wheel. I visited the brewery last year and was so disappointed in the service and the food. The beer was still great though. I’ll definitely try Mill St when I am there in May! 😊

[@mtbgeologist]

Toronto has an incredible craft beer scene as well! Downtown you have craft beer bars such as Bar Hop, C'est What, Bar Volo,and Beertown that have a bunch of hard-to-find beers on tap. Plus you have breweries such as Steam Whistle, Amsterdam, Northern Maverick, and GLB Brewpub (Great Lakes Brewery's downtown restaurant). In the East End, you have Rorschach Brewery, Godspeed Brewery, Black Lab Brewing, and Left Field Brewing all within a short drive of each other. In the West End, there's Bellwoods, Bandit Brewing, Henderson Brewing, Blood Brothers Brewing, and True History Brewing. Yet everyone goes to Mill Street or some other generic place.

[@stephen9609]

they WERE a local brewery that got bought.

[@mellow-jello]

Mill St Brewery was bought by Labatt years ago, but it started off on its own.

[@abuubakarmaxamed4630]

Nice bro iwana try❤canadian foods

[@goldmaple5290]

Hey Wolter you should eat Serbian food in Toronto. - cevapi (bit sized sausages or kebabs grilled to perfection in soft bread smothered with chopped onion, cilantro and red pepper sauce. Best restaurant is Three Brothers in Toronto.

[@lawrencelewis2592]

There's also Royal barbecue on Kipling that has cevapi and other Serbian food.

[@DonaFoodie]

Looking Good

[@kathycumming637]

Don't forget the Olde Spaghetti Factory on the Esplanade a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach.

[@wHw_Syxx]

I live near Greektown and it has great food. Also, I think my city is the only city in the world that has two China towns. One on Gerrard Street East and the other but bigger on Spadina Avenue.

[@MyAura]

New York City has multiple chinatowns

[@wHw_Syxx]

@@MyAura That makes sense. It's been years since I've been to New York as I was just a kid but remember that awesome street food.

[@albertc136]

in reality , there a pockets of chines restaurants/grocery stores etc all over town, ie many places in scarborough including pacific mall, missuauga has a china town , markham also has many locations

[@wHw_Syxx]

@@albertc136 We all know that but speaking to someone from that culture who never been here, you're not exactly going to send them out to Scarborough lol.

[@murrayfarrow866]

You missed California Sandwiches. When I have guests (with an appetite) come to town I make sure we stop by. Side note, if you want a great cheese steak, skip Philadelphia, PA and stop by California Sandwiches. Of course a loaded (cheese, peppers, mushrooms and onions) hot veal is the house specialty.

[@lawrencelewis2592]

I live in Toronto and I have to say that the best cheese steaks are from Marino's on Black Horse Pike in Runnemede, New Jersey, a suburb of Philadelphia. I used to live near it in the 1970s and it's still going.

[@lawrencelewis2592]

There isn't a lot of German food here but there is a big German grocery store in Mississauga.

[@goosevillage]

The Toronto-Niagara region is the NUMBER 1 destination for international tourists to Canada. Yes , this is a FACT. We beat out the Rockies , Montreal and Vancouver. Imagine that . Come visit. See for yourself.

[@christinerowe1124]

Oh my - I lived in Toronto and have never heard of the peameal sandwich!

[@freedomfreedom9523]

St.lawrence has the best

[@scottydoggymama]

get the breakfast sandwich at Paddingtons mmmmmmm, Chew Chew's and Golden Diner also do great peameal brekkies

[@maeliandrade9919]

have you been to any Brazilian bakery in Toronto? word is they make you feel like you're back in Brazil

[@endlessx2]

One surprise thing is the Hot dog stands, DIY 1-inch thick sausage/hot dog is great. I work in a few city in the US and they can’t compare. But I disagree with Burgers and Brewery, I live in Toronto, all I see is smash burgers. Due to health & safety rule, it very hard to find medium cooked burger. There is a dozen local brews, but it can’t compare to the states

[@lawrencelewis2592]

You can get a burger cooked medium rare or however you like at Allen's

[@korloffkorloff2134]

They say Toronto is essentially a giant international food court :P

[@scottydoggymama]

it is, my cousin came from Scotland and we ate two meals a day out for 10 days and never had the same thing twice

[@onerobertfour]

San Francesco’s !!!

[@xXPyrophorusXx]

I can't count the number of micro brews here. Tibetan and Somalian food is around, as well as fusion, like Hakka, amongst others. On the negative: you showed a shot of Hoops, I wouldn't recommend it for wings.

[@maeliandrade9919]

tell me you're going to Ottawa next...

[@stephbytibbs]

Canada has the largest Ukrainian population outside of Ukraine so perogies are never too far here :) o and they are always amazing!

[@BillGreenAZ]

They have Pastéis de Nata in Toronto? You mean I don't have to fly to Lisbon to have them? That's great!

[@thefozzybear]

They are better in Lisbon.

[@RSkies]

@@thefozzybearthere’s a very large Portuguese community in Toronto, with excellent pastel de nata. Seara, Nova Era, Doce Minho and Caldense are all great, and can throw down with pastry shops in Lisbon (minus the $1000 airfare).

[@Ash_Wen-li]

There's tons of Portuguese bakeries in the GTA

[@dennisking7872]

Little Portugal is another great Toronto neighborhood worth visiting. 🇵🇹

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@dennisking7872 Great! Thanks for the tip.

[@Brizza032]

As a bartender and server in Toronto for a long time! Very good job showcasing a lot of places in the downtown core. Let's just think you can be on the highway for an hour and still be here. So travelers get out of downtown solely certain nights. 1st. Thing tipping is 15% in small eatery places. 20%-22% In Restaurants... Now don't act surprised 🤨 We have 4 China towns, Little Jamaica, and little India, Poland and etc. Downtown always look for specials and happy hours on both F&B. Your server or bartender should be able to recommend industry staples in the surrounding area. Toronto cocktails are getting really cool too. 9/10 Beef parties and shawarma are taken real serious around here too.

[@WoltersWorldEats]

Thank you Bryan!

[@kj7444]

hi wolter

[@woltersworld]

hi kj

[@scottydoggymama]

why not include some names of places

[@WoltersWorldEats]

Because places change, ownership, management, chefs change. What is great today may be a dump in 2 years and we'd rather not get into that mess.

[@michealmcpherson1575]

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[@reubencarrick4320]

Toronto here. I have never seen or noticed peameal sandwiches sold anywhere. Ever. Other than. St. Lawrence market. It's not a Toronto thing

[@RSkies]

Born and raised Torontonian here. Peameal is a part of Toronto's history of being a major pork producer in the early 1900s. (If youre curious, the Stockyards at St Clair and Keele was a huge part of that). Its where the nickname 'Hogtown' for the city comes from. Peameal bacon was created in Toronto.

[@reubencarrick4320]

@@RSkies ask any Torontonians and very few will be aware of peameal bacon sandwiches. Not a thing here. Basically st Lawrence market is the only place to get one

[@simonwood5587]

No one here really cares about the rubbery / low in flavour peameal bacon sandwich. Best Chinese food you need to go to suburbs such as Markham for high quality fare. Smoked meat not much going on in Toronto. Montreal. Plenty of quality micro breweries. Mill Street more of a corporate chain. Their organic lager tastes like waters down pee. Excellent ethnic food selection to chose from neighborhood to neighborhood…. Again, avoid the corporate chains.

[@Yzbeznyack]

Pemeal sandwich is so gross

[@le3is]

Pointless list of food with no locations.