• Hockey Hall of Fame - Begin your Toronto journey at the renowned Hockey Hall of Fame, serving as your meeting point before the true adventure unfolds.
• Berczy Park - Wander through Berczy Park, celebrated for its playful dog fountain and lively urban greenery.
• The Omni King Edward Hotel - Walk past Toronto’s historic luxury accommodation, the sophisticated Omni King Edward Hotel.
• The Cathedral Church of St. James - Stop at the Cathedral Church of St. James, a breathtaking Gothic Revival masterpiece and one of Toronto’s oldest sacred sites.
• St. James Park - Enjoy a tranquil walk through St. James Park, a serene green space nestled beside the cathedral.
• St Lawrence Hall - Discover St. Lawrence Hall, a magnificent 1850 landmark showcasing Renaissance Revival architecture and civic heritage.
• Market Lane Park - Relish a peaceful moment in Market Lane Park, a secluded green connection to Toronto’s historic market area.
• St. Lawrence Market - Delve into Toronto’s historic Market District, where architectural treasures and hidden tales await. Savor the city’s iconic peameal bacon sandwich or choose a satisfying vegetarian option. Then, enjoy a Canada Dry Ginger Ale and treat yourself to a national delight: the famous butter tart.
• C’est What? Inc. - Conclude the tour at a cherished local pub, where you can purchase a locally brewed beer and celebrate the day.
• Banksy Street Art - Discover Banksy’s elusive street art — a rare, thought-provoking piece quietly integrated into Toronto’s urban landscape.

• Butter tart tasting with multiple flavors
• Local guide with expert knowledge of Toronto’s food history
• Explore St. Lawrence Market and Market District
• Guided small-group walking tour of Old Town Toronto
• Sip freshly brewed, locally roasted coffee
• Taste a peameal bacon sandwich or vegetarian alternative
• Finish at a neighborhood pub (craft beer available for purchase)

• Tips & gratuities for your guide
• Additional beer and food

Explore Toronto’s history, one delicious bite at a time, on this downtown food and culture tour. This experience combines storytelling, local treats, and historical sites into a leisurely stroll through the city’s core. With stories of rebellion, immigration, and transformation, you’ll savor the tastes that have shaped Toronto.

Highlights

• Enjoy a cup of locally roasted coffee and discover how beans, brewers, and British influences molded early Toronto.
• Taste a classic Toronto sandwich (peameal bacon or a vegetarian option) at the St. Lawrence Market.
• Learn how a fizzy soft drink, created during Prohibition, contributed to defining Canadian identity.
• Is this tour environmentally friendly? Yes — and more! This tour is carbon neutral and run by a B Corp certified company. That means your experience is designed with both people and the planet in mind. B Corp Certification measures how a business impacts its community, environment, and promotes responsible tourism. So when you join, you’re traveling for good.
• Do you need to bring ID for this tour? Yes, you do. You’ll need to show a valid photo ID to your guide at the start of the tour. It’s a quick check to confirm that everyone meets the minimum age requirement of 19.
• Is the tour vegetarian-friendly? This tour is designed with vegetarians in mind, and you’ll enjoy a hearty veggie-friendly option so no one misses out. However, we’re not able to accommodate other dietary needs like vegan, gluten-free, or allergies at this time.
• What is the amount of walking involved? The walking distance is approximately 1.5 kilometers (about 1 mile), making it a relaxed and accessible pace suitable for most fitness levels.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.