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Toronto | Tours VRx
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eats

eating in Toronto

Right now it's winter and flu season, and everyone including travellers are feeling the sting of both.
Everyone loves to eat at restaurants in Toronto or get take-out; though we can't do it all the time and especially not when we're sick.

How can someone living the fast-paced life in Toronto survive on take-out food in flu season?

furniture

mid-century modern furniture stores

grocery

What's in season

A true foodie must check out the food items offered in these locations:
Nations - Fresh exotic fruits galore!
Chinatown

italian

The simplest tour to make in Toronto: browse Little Italy on St Clair Avenue. Pop in and out of shops easily along the length of St Clair by using the streetcar. This area is rich with Italian, Portuguese and Polish culture.
Stores on St Clair:

Centro
Stopping at Centro's is a must. They have a wide selection of meats and cheeses, and will slice a spicy salami so thin it melts like butter in your mouth. Your 100 g of pure meaty joy slices are wrapped in a convenient paper for eating salami on the go during your shopping journey - Our favorite pick-me-up on a busy shopping day.
PS Centro usually has the best deal and selection of Italian coffee if you would like to take some home with you.

Starbucks
St Clair and Christie St

landmarks

social, food and culture landmarks

nightlife

personal_care

pollinator_garden

covid

Guide to Living in COVID Times

shopping tours outside of Toronto (100km)
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