Whether you’re entertaining this Thanksgiving, looking for ways to spend your own weekend, or want to explore a new neighbourhood, we have the perfect itinerary for Thanksgiving weekend in Midtown Toronto. This itinerary takes the guesswork out of Saturday and Sunday, so you can focus on enjoying your time instead of planning.

Midtown Toronto Thanksgiving Itinerary Overview 

Saturday: Explore a year round farmer’s market, step back in time at a historic mansion, take a self-guided public art walk, and enjoy local restaurants.

Sunday: Fill up at the deli, leaf through secondhand books, explore a hidden ravine, and take in fall colours.

Midtown Itinerary: Saturday

Today is all about history and art in Midtown Toronto.

Morning 

Start your day at a local favourite, Mary Be Kitchen. The weekend brunch menu is guilt-free with all the flavour, offering dishes like smashed avocado with a twist and perfectly poached eggs with roasted sweet potatoes. Before you leave, grab a hot drink for the road like an apple cider or lavender latte. 

Catch the westbound St. Clair streetcar at Yonge + St. Clair and ride it to Christie where you’ll hop off and make the short walk down Christie St. to Wychwood Barns.

Wychwood Barns is a community cultural hub inside a repurposed streetcar repair facility from 1921. Now it’s home to one of Toronto’s only year round farmer’s market, The Stop. Open 8am – 1pm every Saturday, this market features local Toronto vendors selling everything from cozy knit toques to cute tote bags, tasty fall pies and jam you’ll come back for.

Spend the rest of the morning moseying around the market, picking up treats, and supporting local businesses and producers as you go.

Afternoon

When your tote bag is full of goodies, make your way east on foot through the leafy Hillcrest neighbourhood. As you walk you’ll notice the houses getting bigger and fancier before reaching the mansions around Austin Terrace and Casa Loma, a grand castle-style mansion located a few steps from your next stop, Spadina Museum. 

This beautiful museum is a historic mansion from the heyday of 1930s Toronto. Step back in time to when the affluent Austin Family occupied the home for four generations starting in 1866, see how they lived and what it would have been like for those who served them.

Expect lush gardens, fabulous furniture, and sweeping wooden stairs that ooze opulence. This is the sort of place where you can practically still smell the gin and hear the jazz. Admission is free by guided tour only. Tours run every Saturday, hourly from 11:15am – 3:15pm, and one final tour at 4pm. There are no reservations, just aim to arrive about 10 minutes before the tour you’d like to take.

When you’re ready make your way back toward Yonge + St. Clair on a self-guided art crawl. Head to St. Clair Ave. W and go east. Stop at the large Sir Winston Churchill Park on the corner to snap a few pictures of the CN Tower in the distance.

Cross to the north side of St. Clair Ave. W where you’ll find the Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, a neo-gothic church with a 100-foot bell tower. Continue on to Glenn Gould Park to see the 1929 Peter Pan Statue. This statue is one of seven casts of the original sculpture commissioned by J.M. Barrie, the creator of Peter Pan, which sits in Kensington Gardens in London, England.

Crossing to the south side of St. Clair, head into the Longo’s at Imperial Plaza. This protected building was once the home of the Imperial Oil company and the grand marble lobby harkens back to their success. On the back wall, split between the LCBO on the left and Longo’s on the right are the The Story of Oil murals by Canadian artist R. York Wilson. 

Just next door you’ll see a sculpture that’s hard to miss, Toronto Man also known as Condo Man sits just off the sidewalk. A businessman standing on coloured blocks, holding a condo building. This sculpture is a conversation piece and was created using updated medieval art techniques. It is one of the best known public artworks in Midtown Toronto. 

In the very next building you’ll find Reclining Torso, a bronze sculpture by Canadian John Fillion. The sculpture is right outside the building and there are some benches to sit and visit for a while.

You’ll probably see the last stop on the art walk before you reach it. The massive eight storey black and white mural by British artist Phlegm is on the wall above Mary Be Kitchen. Stop and take a look. Do you recognize any buildings? Can you spot the CN Tower you just photographed?

Evening 

This evening, have dinner in the neighbourhood. Union Social Eatery is another local favourite with a menu that can please any palate. Try their famous almond-crusted chicken fingers or order the firecrackers for a unique fusion appetizer you can share. 

Midtown Itinerary: Sunday 

Slow down today and dive into the nature around Yonge + St Clair.

Morning 

Head to Zelden’s Deli and Desserts for one of the best brunches in the neighbourhood. Opt for one of their stuffed deli sandwiches or choose a special from the brunch menu, like the smoked meat benedict.

When you’re ready, take a stroll up Yonge St. and pop into Book City. Spend some time browsing the shelves and pick up your next read for a fraction of the price of the big stores.

Afternoon 

From here, head to David A. Balfour Park. This park is a hidden haven just steps from Yonge + St. Clair and is the gateway to an even more magical place, the Vale of Avoca ravine. Stop to read the historical plaques at the entrance to learn about how under the grassy expanse is the Rosehill Reservoir. This reservoir has been storing drinking water for the residents of Midtown Toronto for over 100 years and you can find a tribute to that in the form of the giant metal Water Molecule sculpture on the edge of the park.

Fill your water bottle at the fountain and make your way to the Avoca Ave. access point of the beautiful Vale. As you head down the slope you’ll enter a whole other world of towering trees and the babbling Yellow Creek. This was once an ancient hunting ground for the Indigenous before becoming a Victorian summer destination and eventually turning into the hidden hiker’s paradise we have today, right in the middle of Midtown.

When you reach the ravine floor, turn left to head north. The ground can be uneven so watch your step as you take in the changing colours of the trees and see squirrels springing about. Shortly, you’ll reach the St. Clair Viaduct, a huge triple arch bridge crossing the ravine overhead. 

As you continue along the trail you’ll reach an open gate. This is the entrance to the gorgeous and historic Mount Pleasant Cemetery. This beautiful cemetery is also an arboretum with hundreds of species of trees, many of them marked with identifying plaques.

This is one of the most stunning places in Toronto to view fall colours so take time to explore the winding paths. You can also find some historic graves in this cemetery. The Massey Mausoleum, belonging to the famed Massey Family, in the middle of the cemetery was designed by E.J. Lennox, the same architect who designed Old City Hall and Casa Loma. 

You can also find the Eaton Family Crypt, the family behind the Eaton’s empire, William Lyon Mackenzie King’s grave, the longest serving Canadian Prime Minister, and the jaw-dropping The St. Andrew’s Society Monument that looks like something from another place and time entirely.

Evening 

This evening, try something new by having dinner at El Inka. This Peruvian restaurant serves elevated yet authentic cuisine most people wouldn’t have the chance to try. The staff can help guide you through the menu as you discover your new favourite Midtown restaurant.

Thanksgiving is here, so enjoy a slow evening with loved ones in Midtown Toronto.

Application Deadline: Sun, Oct 11, 2026 at 11:59 pm EST
Wage: $20 per hour, Part-Time, 24 hours/week
Terms: Temporary contract from Oct 2026 – Mar 2027 (contract extension TBD)
Location: Hybrid Work, 1 to 3 days in-office (TBD) at the Yonge + St Clair BIA Office, 1 St Clair Avenue West, Toronto
Start Date: As early as Oct 22, 2026 (TBD)

The Yonge + St. Clair BIA is seeking a contract Social Media + Communications Coordinator to run its social media accounts, while supporting digital and print campaigns for a multi-month contract, with contract extension to be determined by the end of Mar 2027. 

This position is within the Economic Development industry, a multi-disciplinary field focused on making urban districts more competitive and attractive: blending private-public policy and infrastructure, festivals and events, public relations, and marketing into a single office function. As a Coordinator in a small and cross-functional professional team, you’ll get exposure to all of it.

About

The Yonge + St. Clair Business Improvement Area (BIA) was founded in 2018, and is one of Toronto’s most dynamic business districts. Our organization exists to drive economic development, plan streetscape improvements, implement community initiatives, and to deliver signature events for the 450 businesses, 90 property owners, and 14,000 daily office commuters in the district. Our funding is received through a special levy on commercial real estate within our boundaries. Led by an elected Board of local business representatives, the BIA works under the purview of Toronto City Council to deploy strategic investments – with BIA staff regularly working on the ground within our community directly with local business owners, members of public and project stakeholders to deploy new initiatives. 

Opportunity

Reporting to the Executive Director and the Marketing Manager, the Social Media + Communications Coordinator will be responsible for the successful planning, organization, and implementation of targeted Social Media + Communications operations and projects. 

Responsibilities 

+ Create and execute original social media content; specializing in Reels-style video, from vlog and on-camera segments to voiceover clips, aligned with the BIA’s ongoing content strategy

+ Serve as the on-camera face of the BIA’s social media presence, appearing regularly in video content

+ Plan, draft, and publish a consistent calendar of posts across the BIA’s channels

+ Under the direction of the Executive Director and the Marketing Manager and consulting with the Events Manager, assist in preparation of scheduled internal and external marketing and communication items.

+ Support on-brand, graphic design and marketing collateral as needed for various digital and print campaigns across the organization.

+ Draft and publish timely and relevant website articles and content (yongestclair.ca)

+ Regularly monitor and report on established KPIs, goals, and budgets related to assigned marketing content via Hootsuite.

+ Stay informed and adhere to industry trends, best practices, and BIA regulatory requirements related to marketing, communications, and community engagement

+ Engage in face-to-face business and community outreach relevant to the marketing content calendar.

+ Attend and present at Committee meetings where required

Qualifications

+ Experienced with Reels, video and audio editing

+ Strong eye for design and proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Indesign, Photoshop) considered an asset

+ Public speaking skills and comfort with a public, digital presence are considered an asset.

+ Experience with social media, communications, public relations, marketing, graphic design, or other relevant practice, and/or relevant post-secondary experience within these fields

How to Apply

Submit a cover letter and resume with the subject line “Social Media + Communications Coordinator, Contract – [Your Full Name],” along with a portfolio of works if relevant to [email protected] no later than 11:59 PM EST on Sun, Oct 11, 2026. 

Timeline 

Oct 11: Applications due 

Oct 12-13: First-round candidates selected

Oct 14-16: Interviews

Oct 16: 2nd round interview candidates selected for brief assignment

Oct 20: Interview assignments due

Start Date: As early as Oct 22, 2026 (TBD)

Yonge + St. Clair BIA
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Yonge and St Clair is the business hub of midtown Toronto but whether you work from home or from the office, sometimes you just need a change of scenery. So we’ve put together a local guide of the best coffee shops to work from to help you find your new favourite midtown spot.

1. Mary Be Kitchen 

Mary Be Kitchen is perhaps best known for being a healthy local choice in a sea of french fries. But it’s also an excellent place to work remotely, and with strong WiFi you won’t be the only laptop in there.

This is a bustling spot with both grab and go, and sit down service. There are plenty of tables to choose from, an intimate patio in summer, and hot desk style communal seating options complete with individual outlets for those who really want to lock in on productivity.

Grab a sandwich or order off the delicious guilt-free seasonal menu that lets you build your own combo. They also open early during the week and have a dedicated breakfast menu to kick off your day right. The vibe here is bright and fresh, and the uplifting atmosphere is ideal for tackling your to-do list.

📍21B St. Clair W
marybekitchen.com

2. Lil E Coffee Cafe 

If you like your remote work cafes with a side of purpose, you won’t find a better place than Lil E Coffee Cafe. This cafe is part coffee shop, part social enterprise. Lil E is staffed by young individuals with intellectual and development disabilities. Here, they receive training and employment experience to equip them as they enter the workforce.

Choosing Lil E as your work spot means supporting this all-Canadian cause, but it also means high quality coffee from Calgary-based Rosso Coffee Roasters and delicious baked goods from local Toronto bakeries.

Seating is limited but designed thoughtfully for laptop users with counterheight outlets, comfortable stools with backs, and good WiFi. This is the perfect place to pop in for a few hours of work in a bright and friendly environment.

📍2 St. Clair W, #107
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3. La Barista Cafe 

La Barista Cafe is the place long-term Yonge & St Clair residents love and new arrivals overlook. This family-owned cafe has been serving the neighbourhood for over 20 years and their friendly service and affordable prices have kept locals coming back again and again.

Situated just below Loblaws at the northeast corner of Yonge and St Clair, this neighbourhood favourite has it all. Ample comfy seats in their dedicated seating area, good WiFi, warm service, and a menu with something for everyone. From coffees to smoothies and sandwiches to fruit salads, you don’t have to spend a lot to get a lot at La Barista.

There can be plenty of foot traffic here so pack your headphones if you need to concentrate on your work. Outlets can be tricky to nab so charge your devices in advance. La Barista is also connected to the subway so if the weather isn’t on your side, this is a great place to stop in for a hot drink served with a smile.

📍12 St. Clair E, lower level
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4. The Coffee 

The Coffee is a newer addition to the neighbourhood and is poised to become our next hidden gem. You’ll find this little haven up a few steps at the back of the lobby at 30 St Clair Ave W. 

This is not a place for video calls, but if you’re looking for a calm and quiet spot to answer emails or work distraction free, this is the one. There’s a good array of tables, reliable WiFi, and plenty of natural light, but outlets are limited so be sure to charge up if you plan to stay more than a few hours.

If you’re a coffee aficionado, you’ll appreciate the perfectionist approach to the “Purist” menu that includes a latte that’s hard to beat. And if you’re looking for something less serious, the Signature menu offers flavoured coffees, matcha, soda, and teas.

They also feature pastries from local Toronto bakery Circles & Squares and a variety of sandwiches to fuel your work day.

📍30 St. Clair W
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5. Union Social Eatery 

Although not actually a coffee shop, Union Social Eatery is a local favourite for remote work. With a long bar, high top tables, quiet corners, and big booths perfect for larger groups, whatever your work day brings there’s a spot for you here.

Set yourself up by the huge open window in the warm weather, or nestle into a cozy table on a snowy day. Soft lighting, large tables, and a spacious layout make this a perfect place to work for a few hours or the whole day.

Like the other spots on this list, Union Social Eatery serves coffee but they also serve great food, like the fan favourite almond crusted chicken tenders. Plus, they have vegetarian and gluten-free options, and Social Hour food and drinks deals 2-5pm daily.

In addition to the free WiFi, comfy seats, and tasty eats, what really makes this place special is the staff. The team here is so welcoming and are the sort of people who will remember you the next time you visit.

📍21 St. Clair W
unionsocial.ca

6. Circles & Squares 

There are so many excellent businesses around Yonge and St Clair, but this last pick is a little further north. Toronto has no shortage of excellent bakeries, but Circles & Squares, opposite Davisville subway station, has accolades to back it up, including being named Ontario’s best butter tart maker for 2025. When one of Toronto’s best bakeries is one subway stop or three stops on the 97 bus away, it belongs on the list.

They offer a wide variety of baked goods, sandwiches, and bowls, all made in house and they’re so good they supply countless other coffee shops across the city.

There is window seating in the main cafe, perfect for work with some intermittent people watching, but if you head toward the back and up the stairs you’ll find a full seating area. The tables are well spaced and private enough for video calls. They have free WiFi, outlets, and tables large enough for all your devices plus any other supplies you bring along.

This is a bit of a favourite remote work spot in Davisville so you’ll want to come early to grab a table and if it is busy, we’ve given you plenty of other great options to check out in midtown.

 📍1909 Yonge St.
circlesandsquares.ca

Midtown Market is back @ Yonge + St. Clair

A curated vintage market hosted by Good Friends Market in collaboration with the Yonge + St. Clair BIA

On August 5 and 6 from 4-8pm, Ossington flair took over Yonge + St. Clair. Transforming the parking lot beside Shoppers Drug Mart at 1501 Yonge, the Yonge + St. Clair BIA and Good Friends Market hosted an evening vintage market featuring 20+ vendors, yummy eats, live music, and good vibes.

Midtown Toronto came alive after work and it wasn’t just seen in the parking lot. Along the streets there were vibrant street decals redirecting foot traffic and office workers to visit the market, and visit they did. With ~3000 people the energy was magnetic and showed just how animated Midtown can be when the community comes together.

Weather the Weather

Even amongst the rain on day two, the crowds did not let up with neighbours lingering, coworkers caught up over street food, portraits being taken, and visitors spending hours chatting directly with vendors to hear the stories behind their vintage finds.

Some unique pieces and attractions we found from the vendors include:

Antique Bangles and Jewelry from Chosen By Cynthia

Safety Pin Keychains from The Corduroy Cat

Handmade Instant Portraits from The Bellows

Toast Lights from Tony Art Goods

We want to thank all the vendors at the market who made this possible, and Good Friends Market for coming back for the 2nd year running. And a special thank you to everyone in the neighbourhood who showed up and hung out with us.

What’s next

Summer isn’t over just quite yet. This Sunday, August 23rd, from 12-5pm, the same parking lot at 1501 Yonge is being transformed into a Barket Market for your furry best friend. RSVP for free and stay up to date with event updates and details here.

Stay in the loop on upcoming pop-ups, markets, and community events by checking our events page.

Some more moments from the market:

We Brought Some Sunshine to Yonge + St. Clair

A Free One-Day Flower Cart Pop-Up event, hosted by Yonge + St. Clair BIA

On July 16, something a little unexpected bloomed at the corner of Yonge and St. Clair. Stationed just steps from the intersection at 2 St. Clair West, the Yonge + St. Clair BIA set up a one-day flower cart – complete with yards of wrapping paper and hundreds of fresh stems – and handed out 250 free mini bouquets to anyone passing by.

Why flowers?

Every weekday, tens of thousands of office workers pass through our neighbourhood. We wanted to catch them on their morning commute with a small, unexpected gift. The idea was simple: create a feel-good summer moment that introduces the daytime crowd to the local businesses that make this a complete community, where you can work, shop, and find something beautiful all within a few blocks.

None of it would have been possible without three of our incredible member florists: Eden Flower Shop, Florigens Design, and Hi Flower Studio. Each contributed blooms and pre-made bouquets, and our team picked everything up that same morning so every stem was at its freshest when it landed in someone’s hands.

The best part? The stories.

Some bouquets were grabbed on the go, pre-wrapped and ready. Others were personalized and hand-wrapped on the spot by our team. And as the morning went on, we heard where they were headed: a welcome gift for a new manager, a visit to a loved one in the hospital, a surprise saved for mom, a sibling, or a significant other. Plenty of people told us something simpler: that a free bouquet just made the walk back to the office a little sweeter.

What’s next

This won’t be the last time we bring a little sunshine to the corner. Stay in the loop on upcoming pop-ups, markets, and community events by checking our events page.

Some of our favourite moments from the flower cart:

Application Deadline: Sunday, August 9th, 2026 Deadline updated to August 14, 2026 – 5PM EST

Contract Position | Toronto, ON
Tour Date: September 1, 2026 – 8:45am – 3pm
Compensation: $1,250–$1,500 flat fee, based on experience
Lunch provided

The Yonge + St. Clair BIA, in collaboration with Midtown Yonge BIA, Rosedale Main Street BIA, and Bloor-Yorkville BIA, is seeking an engaging and knowledgeable tour guide to help lead a full-day tour of Yonge Street as part of the 2026 International Downtown Association (IDA) Annual Conference.

Yonge Street: A Corridor of Time will take an international audience of downtown leaders, urban professionals, and place management practitioners on a journey from Eglinton to Yorkville, exploring how one of Toronto’s most iconic streets has evolved into a series of distinctly different urban environments.

The tour will move through locally supported main streets in Davisville, active intensification at Yonge + St. Clair, heritage-protected areas in Rosedale and Summerhill, and Yorkville’s historic village fabric layered within a contemporary vertical district. Along the way, participants will visit local businesses, heritage landmarks, public spaces, and cultural institutions that bring the corridor’s evolution to life.

The Role

We are looking for someone who can serve as the narrative thread connecting the entire six-hour experience. Working alongside representatives from each BIA and individual tour-stop hosts, the selected guide will:

• Conduct thorough research to develop and deliver an engaging historical and urban narrative connecting the different neighbourhoods along Yonge Street.
• Provide context on the corridor’s evolution, including its early development, village main streets, transit infrastructure, architecture, planning, cultural history, and changing urban form.
• Introduce and transition between neighbourhoods and tour stops, helping participants understand how each location contributes to the larger story.
• Facilitate discussion and engage with a professional international audience throughout the day.
• Collaborate with the four participating BIAs in advance to refine the tour narrative and avoid overlap with presentations from local representatives and stop hosts.
• Participate in a pre-tour walkthrough and briefing prior to September 1.

The successful candidate will be a confident storyteller with strong knowledge of Toronto history and an ability to connect historical events to the city people experience today. Experience in architecture, urban planning, heritage, cultural history, or leading professional walking tours would be considered an asset.

This is an opportunity to help tell the story of Yonge Street beyond downtown, introducing an international audience to the history, people, places, and decisions that have shaped Midtown Toronto.

Submission Instructions

Deadline: Sunday, August 9th, 2026 – 5PM EST

To apply, please submit a brief introduction outlining your relevant experience, examples of previous tours or interpretive work, and your proposed fee.

Email: [email protected]

Subject Line: Lead IDA Tour Guide 2026 – Your Name

We look forward to finding an engaging storyteller who can bring Yonge Street’s history and evolution to life for an international audience.

Meet me at Lunch

A community seating area brought to you by the Yonge + St. Clair BIA

Yonge + St.Clair just got a new temporary picnic space that’s open to public, perfect for when you need somewhere to sit for quick meeting breaks, chat with friends, or to eat your takeout.

Meet Me at Lunch is now open and welcomes everyone to embrace the summer weather from now until September 8th. Head on over to Wally Crouter Laneway (1501 Yonge St) to enjoy the space.

This space responds to BIA community surveys which identified the community’s desire for more public seating + gathering spaces resulting in this temporary transformation of an unassuming pedestrian walkway into a functional space with vibrant picnic tables, shady umbrellas, scenic murals and potted plants perfectly in bloom.

Take a midday break and head on over to enjoy the best of summer: impromptu picnics, iced coffee breaks, and sunshine and breeze.

We want to give a special thank you to the City of Toronto and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) for contributing to the initiative through the Dining District Program.

This seating area is a shared space, we rely on everyone who visits to do their part to help maintain the cleanliness of the space and to clean up and dispose of their own litter after using it.

The Yonge + St.Clair BIA is constantly looking for ways to create spaces that strengthen connections and keep the community thriving.

Connect With Nature Before Work

A Wellness Series brought to you by Yonge + St. Clair BIA

Refresh and recharge your mind before work at a local park with instructional sessions led by wellness professionals found in the neighbourhood.

Held every Thursday from July 16 – August 13 between 7:30am – 8:30am at David A. Balfour Park (75 Rosehill Avenue), engage in soothing your mind with various wellness disciplines in a peaceful environment with foliage and a view overseeing the city skyline. Enter the park from the north via Avoca Ave. or from the West via Rosehill Ave. Once you reach the clearing, you’ll find us!

Each class is $5, a cost that goes towards supporting events and initiatives held by the BIA, and encourages participants to bring their own mats, water, and change of clothes. Washrooms can be found on-site and can be used as changing facilities, however no shower facilities are on the park grounds.

Scroll below to find out more about some of the amazing businesses we will feature in the coming weeks:

Balance Fitness

A fitness studio dedicated to achieving your personal, unique state of balance that brings health, happiness, and potential together in perfect harmony. Set your own goals and get fit on your own terms and standards. Join a session with Terry on July 23 or August 6.

To find out more information about them visit their website here: website

Oxygen Yoga Fitness

A yoga studio with a unique variety of group yoga and fitness fusion classes with intense cardio and core work outs, balance training, flexibility & strengthening, complimented by deep breathing, relaxation and a calming of the mind in FAR Infrared heat therapy. Join a session with Lida on July 16 or 30, or Gemma on August 13.

To find out more information about them visit their website here: website

RSVP your spot for any of the lessons here: Tickets

Disclaimer: Participants will be required to sign a safety waver as well as photography release waiver. Yonge + St. Clair BIA is not liable for any injuries incurred during the session. You may opt out of participating in this class should you not wish to have your photograph taken.

In the event of inclement weather, the class will be cancelled, and all registrants will be notified at least 24 hours in advance. Registrants will be invited to a replacement class on the earliest available date for the instructor.

The Yonge + St.Clair BIA is constantly looking for ways to create spaces that strengthen connections and keep the community thriving.

Summerlicious is back in season and Midtown has you covered for the best eats. From July 3 – 19, you can get either lunch lunch or dinner from a prix-fixe menu, or maybe even get both in one day. Scroll down below to see which restaurants are participating, and who you need to hit up for your next food tour.

El Inka Peruvian Cuisine

Flavours from Peru, El Inka is bringing South America to Toronto. We recommend going with a group of 4 and snagging a bite from everyone’s meal to experience all the mains. Both the lunch ($34) and dinner ($45) menus have gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options, so you can eat to your heart’s desire without any restrictions.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

Capocaccia Trattoria

Capocaccia is a neighbourhood trattoria inspired by the rustic cuisine of southern Italy and reimagined for present day Toronto. Tomatoes, 24 month prosciutto, and Baked focaccia, what more can you ask for? The lunch menu ($34) offers both vegetarian and gluten free options and the dinner menu ($45) features vegetarian options.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

Ambiyan on Yonge

Ambiyan directly translates to fresh, and that is exactly what they’re bringing. A fresh take on authentic contemporary Indian cuisine with an emphasis on organic and locally sourced produce and meats. Featuring 8 mains for dinner, even the pickiest eater will find the perfect dish for them. Both the lunch ($34) and dinner ($45) menus have gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

Barnsteiners

Brining you the various flavours of Europe under one roof their lunch ($41) and dinner ($55) menus might just be a pot of gold for those who like to experiment with their food. With 6 apps and 6 mains to choose from, you can try a different one every day of the week.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

Brownes Bistro

A classic bistro menu that pays homage to all things French, including fresh daily creations. Featuring 3 options for apps, main, and dessert for both the lunch ($34) and dinner ($45) options, get transported to France with every bite.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

Union Social Eatery

For banging food, drinks, and an elevated casual dining experience go to Union Social. This is for all you food fenatics who can not be contained to one cuisine type. Both their lunch ($27) and dinner ($35) menus feature options using flavours from around the world and offer vegetarian and gluten free options.

Find more information on their menu, address and hours below: Menu Information

RSVP directly with them here: Website

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