Dining Options Near Toronto Union
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The old Entertainment district in Yorkville ( @one time Canada's Greenwich Village) is full of Cafes,Boutiques and
New York Prices but is no longer the place to go!
Downtown has hundreds of places to dine from Pizza joints to 5 Star Restaurants. Depending on what type of food you like, just use Goggle and pick your spot!
Even though it's now a Fairmont Hotel, the 5 Star Royal York ( old CP Hotel across from Union Station), has a really good Restaurant and Cafe at @ Resort Prices!
If you want "Canadian Cuisine" there's plenty of Tim Horton's around!
New York Prices but is no longer the place to go!
Downtown has hundreds of places to dine from Pizza joints to 5 Star Restaurants. Depending on what type of food you like, just use Goggle and pick your spot!
Even though it's now a Fairmont Hotel, the 5 Star Royal York ( old CP Hotel across from Union Station), has a really good Restaurant and Cafe at @ Resort Prices!
If you want "Canadian Cuisine" there's plenty of Tim Horton's around!
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Dayliner381
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If its not too late you might try the Oliver and Bonicini restaurant at Front and Yonge opposite the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Incidentally, the Entertainment District and Yorkville are different places in Toronto. And while Yorkville may have once been the Greenwich Village of Toronto, back in the heyday of the Riverboat Café in the 1960s, it is no longer so. Think 5th Ave or Regent Street.
Incidentally, the Entertainment District and Yorkville are different places in Toronto. And while Yorkville may have once been the Greenwich Village of Toronto, back in the heyday of the Riverboat Café in the 1960s, it is no longer so. Think 5th Ave or Regent Street.
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As others have said…..many restaurants downtown and close to Union Station. Most post a menu, if you don’t see what you want just walk on to the next block. And Toronto is perfectly safe for walking after dark.
If there are major events on at the Rogers Center or Air Canada Centre….downtown can be very busy with a long wait for a seat.
If there are major events on at the Rogers Center or Air Canada Centre….downtown can be very busy with a long wait for a seat.
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Made it to Union and back. Train had a very nice interior and free wi-fi. Trip was super quick too.
I really didn't have a lot of time so I didn't venture much more than a block from Union. I did eventually get 'Breakfast Poutine' from Bacon Nation. Pretty delicious.
I'll have to go back again when I have a longer layover and at a least journey up the CN Tower.
I really didn't have a lot of time so I didn't venture much more than a block from Union. I did eventually get 'Breakfast Poutine' from Bacon Nation. Pretty delicious.
I'll have to go back again when I have a longer layover and at a least journey up the CN Tower.
Loose Moose Tap and Grill on Front St.
Glad you liked the Poutine,the favorite dish of Quebequois. I don't care for it myself, but the Canadian Bacon ( called Back Bacon up there) is great!
Toronto and Canada have lots to offer, so next trip do enjoy the view from the CN Tower and some really good Canadian Beer, Whiskey and Food!( and take home some really great Maple Syrup too!)
Toronto and Canada have lots to offer, so next trip do enjoy the view from the CN Tower and some really good Canadian Beer, Whiskey and Food!( and take home some really great Maple Syrup too!)
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