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Roncesvalles Village BIA

Councillor:   Gord Perks,  Ward 14
Website: www.roncesvallesvillage.ca

Roncesvalles VillageYou'll experience an enduring Old World charm and atmosphere in Roncesvalles Village, with a decidedly Polish accent. Established as a BIA in 1985, Roncesvalles Village is a wonderful neighbourhood located in the central west end of the city. Set apart with Tree-lined streets, unmatched transportation routes, excellent schools, within walking distance to High park and the Western Beaches and outstanding recreational facilities.

Come and experience the tantalizing aroma of fresh-baked goods, traditional smokehouses, and trendy fashion shops along Roncesvalles. These are just a few of the attractions that keep former residents of the neighbourhood and so many others coming back time, and time again. Shop, visit, browse or simply catch up on what's happening! A community with family friendly atmosphere and values; it's not just a destination, its home.

There is no better way to discover the Roncesvalles Village neighbourhood than by taking the time to walk the street, browse through the stores, and enjoy the diverse aromas and food choices. Roncesvalles Village continues to be the best place in town for schnitzel, sausage, ham hocks, sauerkraut and traditional Polish pastries. Walk in to one of the traditional old world restaurants and you are welcomed by the Polish language, music and traditions.

Intermixed with the traditional are many restaurants reflecting the diverse tastes of the community. Savour the flavours of Cajun, Greek, Asian, Indian and Thai. Relax in the warm ambiance, with jazz music in the background, and experience fine dining. Fill to the brim on hearty home cooking at the neighbourhood bistros, café's and pubs. Take the time to walk on Roncesvalles and browse the many restaurant choices. Best of all is the Roncesvalles Polish Festival, on September 16th and 17th. The street, closed to traffic is packed with activities and enough food choices the entire family can enjoy.

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