Food & Nightlife
Feel the pulse of Toronto’s nightlife and indulge in its diverse culinary tapestry, where every bite tells a story. From bustling clubs to cozy speakeasies to MICHELIN-starred restaurants, Toronto offers a kaleidoscope of experiences for every palate and preference.
Toronto’s culinary scene is as diverse as the city itself. With international foods, café-lined streets, fine dining and high-end cuisine, Toronto’s culinary depth receives the global attention it deserves and is a global dining destination.
Treat your taste buds at some of Canada’s best restaurants and enjoy a drink Toronto’s vibrant bars and night spots. The culinary landscape comprises old-school diners, staple steak houses and everything in between.
Toronto’s eclectic bar scene offers everything from stylish lounges and after-hours nightclubs to relaxed sports bars. There’s a hangout to suit every mood.
Church-Wellesley Village
The Village is the perfect place to grab a drink and enjoy a drag show while making new connections and supporting queer-owned businesses. Here, you find sites that appeared in the revolutionary 90s TV show, Queer as Folk, browse the shelves at world’s oldest 2SLGBTQ+ book shop or see a show at Canada’s longest-running queer theatre.
Queer Events
An array of fabulous queer events take place both in the Village and across the city, from themed parties and meetups, to screenings and performances. Find out what’s on during your stay with the help of local online publication, Yohomo.
A 15 to 20 per cent tip on the pre-tax bill is a standard expression of appreciation when dining out in Toronto. At bars, it is customary to tip $1 to $2 per drink. Note that some restaurants automatically add this gratuity when serving large groups, so be sure to check your bill.