If
you enjoy great food, live theater, interesting wine and fine dining, Downtown
Toronto, East of Yonge, could be your area.
It's
hard to determine the focal point of this
vibrant district.
You have Toronto's famous St. Lawrence Market - one of Canada's, and
perhaps one of the world's, finest food Emporium's featuring freshly caught
fish, exotic fruits and vegetables, fabulous meats, caviar, cheeses from around the
world and outstanding pastries. You'll enjoy live ballet and theater at
Toronto's Hummingbird Centre and the St.
Lawrence Center for the Performing Arts, and
the area is home to many of Toronto's best restaurants.
It's a fascinating community with a rich mix of modern architecturally rich
condominiums and historically significant buildings.
This is where Canada's Confederation began in the historical St.
Lawrence Hall building. This is
also home to Toronto's iron building, historical Front Street and King Street
East, and within walking distance to Toronto's
fast paced financial and main business district. On Saturdays, fresh fruits
and vegetables are sold in the St. Lawrence farmers market and on Sunday, this
building is the home of Toronto's "Sunday antique market" and show.
The
area
is a safe with people walking about all hours of the day and night.
Within a 10 minute walk of virtually any new condominium or resale
condominium, you can find dozens of great restaurants.
(We recommend Toronto's The HotHouse Cafe for a wonderful award-winning
Sunday brunch and a daily menu considered to be as creative as it is
inexpensive -- and yet with outstanding food.)
Along
with the St. Lawrence market, grocery shoppers will be delighted to have
Loblaws flagship store in the south part of his neighborhood as well as
Dominion's flagship 24-hour store located on front Street just across from the
St. Lawrence market. This area
has everything and it's a great place to live. Return to downtown
Toronto East
