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The 10 most popular food in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Walk Kensington Market with a small group for six-plus international tastings, line-skip convenience, and local food stories in 2.5 hours.
“Great experience and great tour guide. If you are looking for a food tour in Toronto this is it, you won’t be disappointed.”
Toronto St. Lawrence Market & Distillery District food tour with 6 tastings, peameal bacon, poutine, butter tarts, Nanaimo bar, secret dish.
“Yulia was fantastic! It was snowy and cold - and a fair bit of walking. Yulia provided lots of history and fun facts about vendors.”
Small-group Kensington Market food tour in Toronto: tastings, Toronto food history, and a Canadian dish twist for $74.50 in 2.5 hours.
“Our guide, Damian, was very informative regarding the history of the Kensington Market area of Toronto. The food chosen was delicious and diverse in culture. Accommodations were made for a gluten free guest. I highly recommend the tour!”
3-hour Toronto food tour: St. Lawrence Market classics plus a secret fish stop, poutine, Nanaimo bar, and butter tart.
A 2.5-hour Toronto walking food tour on Queen Street West with four tastings, downtown sights, and a vegetarian-friendly lunch option for $74.35.
“We got to try 4 different food spots and from a variety of ethnic food. If you enjoy that you will enjoy this tour. Damien was our guide and did a fantastic job explaining the places we went as well as giving us some history of the areas we were touring. I would very much…”
Kensington Market in 150 minutes. Small-group international tastings from 6 countries, with vegetarian and pescatarian options plus local stories.
St. Clair West food crawl plus Casa Loma and Wychwood Barns. Guided walk with five tastings, great skyline finish, small groups.
“Maya is sooo awesome and knowledgeable! Could not have been any better. We had a wonderful experience with all that we visited and ate at.”
Private Toronto food walk from Hockey Hall to St. Lawrence Market for peameal bacon, pierogis, butter tarts, maple sweets, and poutine.
“Jason was a fabulous guide - knowledgeable, personable and passionate about Toronto history and food! The St Lawrence Market was awesome and he shared lots of Toronto delectables - peameal sandwich, butter tarts, Canada Dry, maple candy, mustards, and pierogis - Bon Appetit! We recommend this tour!”
Taste Toronto’s apple cake and peameal bacon in St. Lawrence Market on a private food-history walk.
Toronto Great White North Food Tour: Distillery poutine, St Lawrence peameal bacon, butter tart/Nanaimo, BeaverTails, small group.
“We had such a wonderful time on the food tour! Torontos markets and shop are so fun and the food options we got to try on this tour were very tasty. CJ was upbeat and knowledgeable throughout the experience, and we would definitely love to come back again soon!!”
