TORONTO
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The 10 most popular shopping tours 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.
“Excellent experience! Our guide, Paris, was very personable and knowledgeable! It was interesting to learn the history of the neighborhoods, the market itself, and all the menu items. Delicious assortment of Canadian food classics. Paris made the tour fun and entertaining! Fair amount of walking (as advertised) but it was broken up into manageable segments.…”
Small-group Kensington Market food tour in Toronto: tastings, Toronto food history, and a Canadian dish twist for $74.50 in 2.5 hours.
“The experience was delightful. Gaby did a great job running the tour.”
3-hour Toronto food tour: St. Lawrence Market classics plus a secret fish stop, poutine, Nanaimo bar, and butter tart.
Kensington Market in 150 minutes. Small-group international tastings from 6 countries, with vegetarian and pescatarian options plus local stories.
A 3-hour small-group walk through Toronto’s Kensington Market and Chinatown with coffee, murals, snacks, and local tips.
A 2-hour Toronto walk through Kensington Market and Chinatown with an expert guide, street art, and optional snack stops for $28.
Taste Toronto’s apple cake and peameal bacon in St. Lawrence Market on a private food-history walk.
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!”
Skip the drive with a round-trip shuttle from Union Station to Toronto Premium Outlets, plus a coupon booklet, for $43.13.
“Awful place hardly a shopping experience full of crap clothing insulting to expect people to spend 5 hours there an hour is sufficient”
