Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods, and each one has its own unique character. Some are more upscale than others, some have better food options than others, but they all share the same thing: people who live there love it! So we decided to take this into account when compiling our list of best restaurants in Toronto’s different areas.

We looked at things like proximity to public transit, walkability, local businesses, etc., so you can be sure your money will go further here. And if you want to know which neighbourhood is home to the most amazing restaurants are..

Annex, Avenue and Lawrence, Bombay Chowpatty Toronto, Bayview and Leaside, Beaches, Bloorcourt, Cabbagetown, Church Wellesley Village, Danforth, Danforth East, Don Mills, Eglinton West, Entertainment District, Etobicoke, Harbord Village, Junction, King East, Liberty Village, Little India, North York, Parkdale, Queen West, Riverside, Roncesvalles, Scarborough, St. Clair West, West Queen West, Yonge & Bloor, Yonge & College, Yonge & Eglinton, Yonge &St. Clair.

These are my favorite places to eat when visiting Toronto:

They serve authentic Indian cuisine at reasonable prices. Their service is excellent and their staff are friendly. If you’re looking for an inexpensive meal or just want some great tasting Indian food, then look no further than this establishment.

The best thing about these restaurants is its location. You can walk right out your front door and into downtown Toronto. This makes getting there easy and convenient. Another plus is that the menu has many vegetarian options.

There are plenty of choices if you don’t feel like eating meat. Also, the portions are generous so you won’t need to order more than one dish. Lastly, the price isn’t outrageous either. For $10-15 per person, you’ll get enough food to fill up two people.

If you’re planning on going with friends or family, make reservations because seating tends to be limited. The restaurant also offers delivery services, so you can enjoy delicious meals from anywhere.

I recommend trying as much as possible while you’re there. I’ve tried almost everything on the menu and I’m still not bored yet. There’s something new every time I visit.

It doesn’t matter whether you’re vegan, gluten free, lactose intolerant, or anything else; you’ll find something on the menu that suits your needs. In addition, the restaurants provides allergy information on their website.

You should definitely try the butter chicken masala. It comes served over basmati rice along with naan bread. The sauce is creamy and flavorful, and the spices give it a kick.

They offer both lunch and dinner specials throughout the week. On Sundays, they even provide brunch items such as eggs benedict and pancakes.

So whether you’re dining alone or with friends, you’ll find something delicious here. I’ve been going to these restaurants since I was a kid. My family loves them too. I highly recommend trying any of these restaurants.