Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Wendy's
615 Dundas St EOpen very late. Drive through. Also, it's wendy's. Can't go wrong.
A family owned business. Been in operation for longer than I've been alive, I think. They give you a good deal on some delicious, smoky burgers. Of course they have hotdogs and fries and all that.
Perhaps our most notable place to get takeout in the area.
12 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Johnny's Hamburgers
2595 Victoria Park AveA family owned business. Been in operation for longer than I've been alive, I think. They give you a good deal on some delicious, smoky burgers. Of course they have hotdogs and fries and all that.
Perhaps our most notable place to get takeout in the area.
Starbucks
3740 Midland AveIt's starbucks. I don't know what else to say.
Tim Hortons
5955 Leslie StConstantly busy. Must be good, right?
Free wifi. A great place to meet up.
Swiss Chalet
853 Milner AvenueSightseeing
Tallest building in Toronto. Pretty tall but maybe not THAT tall.
Anyway it's an obligatory mention.
3509 現地メンバーのおすすめ
CNタワー
290 Bremner BlvdTallest building in Toronto. Pretty tall but maybe not THAT tall.
Anyway it's an obligatory mention.
オンタリオ・サイエンス・センター
770 Don Mills Rd.Shopping
Hong Tai Supermarket
2555 Victoria Park AveA chinease supermarket. Pretty big. And a big deal around here.
Essentials
Food Basics
2452 Sheppard Ave EEverything Else
Wicked Games
7181 Yonge StParks & Nature
WOW! You can walk your dog. You can play baseball. You can sit on the bench or the grass. Of course it's a pokemong GO stop as well. Of course.
In the warmer months you can find people playing baseball games in the evening, and there are seats for you to join the spectators for free.
Wishing Well Park
1700 Pharmacy AveWOW! You can walk your dog. You can play baseball. You can sit on the bench or the grass. Of course it's a pokemong GO stop as well. Of course.
In the warmer months you can find people playing baseball games in the evening, and there are seats for you to join the spectators for free.