• Toronto - This adventure will lead participants to explore the delectable and varied cuisine along Queen Street East in Riverside and Leslieville. They will visit four distinct local food establishments, spending time at each to learn about the vendors and their offerings in this captivating neighborhood. The specific vendors may change with each experience.
• Riverside - Riverside is among Toronto’s oldest neighborhoods, celebrated for its historic Queen Street bridge, charming heritage architecture, and lively culinary scene. It’s a place where old-world charm meets contemporary cafés, shops, and local culture.
• The Opera House - Located on Queen Street East, The Opera House is a historic Toronto venue that opened in 1909 as a Vaudeville theatre. Today, its ornate elegance and cozy atmosphere make it a beloved venue for live music and performances.
• Carlaw Avenue - Carlaw Avenue features former factories and warehouses that have been converted into lofts and studios. Once the industrial heart of Toronto’s east end, these red-brick buildings now accommodate artists, entrepreneurs, and creative spaces, merging history with modern living.
• Leslieville - Leslieville is a relaxed east-end neighborhood that was once part of Toronto’s industrial heritage. Now, its tree-lined streets, independent cafés, and trendy dining spots make it one of the city’s most delightful areas to explore.

• Knowledgeable local guide to provide historical, architectural, contextual, and fun facts.
• Meals

• Incidental Purchases

Riverside & Leslieville – embark on a culinary and walking journey through two of Toronto’s most charming east-end neighborhoods.

The adventure kicks off in Riverside, one of Toronto’s oldest areas, where historic buildings, the Queen Street bridge, and a lively food scene create a captivating atmosphere. From there, the journey continues into Leslieville, a relaxed neighborhood once known for its factories, now cherished for its tree-lined streets, indie cafés, and some of the city’s finest dining spots.

Each stop on this tour is a genuine neighborhood gem—no chains, no tourist traps. Visitors will step into local favorites, savor dishes made with passion, and discover the stories behind the cuisine.

And to finish? An opportunity to enjoy a brew from one of the area’s renowned local breweries.

With ample tasting and time to explore, participants will leave content but not overfilled, gaining an authentic sense of two neighborhoods where old Toronto charm meets innovative, bold flavors.

• Not recommended for travelers with strict diets/dietary restrictions or allergies
• There are several opportunities along the tour route for bathroom breaks.

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