Knowing that there are so many great ‘Brit-themed’ pubs in downtown Toronto, it was one of our main goals to find the best ones as quickly as possible. These are our top selections to try out: Elephant & Castle The Elephant & Castle gets included mainly because of its great location and ambiance. If you get off the subway at St. Andrew and walk a few minutes West on King, you’ll find it right in the downtown core. The pub ...
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I spent about 40 hours getting my driving license in England. Learning to drive manual (or stick shift, as it’s called in North America) seemed like a never-ending and insurmountable task at the time. I spent months traipsing out to meet my instructor every Monday at 10 am. I struggled through the theory test, failing it the first time because I didn’t realize how the new theory test worked. It simulated country and city roads on the screen, and you ...
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Coming from Detroit, where we had pizza takeout or dined at pizzerias at least once a week, we were concerned that in Canada, we couldn’t find the same delicious dishes we had grown used to back home. No fear, though; we went out and sampled many of the Indian delights in Toronto to assemble a list of what we think are go–to places to try in Toronto. If you think we’ve missed one off our list, please add it to ...
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Toronto, Canada, is one of the largest and most multicultural cities in North America, which makes it a tourist destination for many around the globe. If you find yourself hitting the big city for a weekend of fun but don’t know where to begin, this guide has got you covered on where to party, where to eat, and finally, where to sleep! King Street West A swanky little area located in the heart of Toronto’s downtown core, King West has long been the club-goer’s destination for a night on the town. Nightclubs and bars literally line the ...
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There is a proliferation of coffee shops on every available corner in Toronto, but preceding coffee’s popularity, afternoon tea once reigned supreme. The Victorian tradition is lovingly recreated in several hotel restaurants, historic buildings, and estates in the GTA and is a perfect escape from the cool fall weather. Is afternoon tea a thing in Canada? Yes! In Canada, afternoon tea is a cherished tradition, especially in regions with strong historical ties to the United Kingdom. This reflects the deep British influence on Canadian ...
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Because Toronto is home to a mix of singles, couples, and divorced men and women, the City has many bars and clubs that cater to the older, mature 30-somethings crowd. Part of the fun of living in and visiting Toronto is checking out its many bars, clubs, and lounges, but men and women in the over-30 age group often do not wish to end up in bars that cater to those in their early 20s or the university crowd. Fortunately, the ...
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