easy
2 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages comfortable walking and standing
Take a delicious journey through Toronto’s historic St Lawrence Market with the Canadian Food Discovery Tour. Taste iconic Canadian dishes like peameal bacon sandwiches and butter tarts while learning the rich history behind this lively marketplace.
The question "What is Canadian food?" never tasted so good!
Embark on a delicious journey through Toronto's historic St Lawrence Market, exploring the city's culinary heritage. Savor iconic dishes like the peameal bacon sandwich and indulge in treats such as butter tarts and Montreal-style bagels. Discover the rich history of the area with a friendly guide on this unforgettable food tour.
What IS Canadian food?" It's a question many people ask, but Canadians find difficult to answer. On this tour you will explore Toronto's oldest neighbourhood, the world-famous historic St Lawrence Market, and delve into some of the foods that define this country and the diverse people who make it their home.
Inclusions: A fun, friendly, English-speaking tour guide, a variety of foods to try at three different locations
Exclusions: Beverages, additional food, gratuity for your guide
Duration: 3 hours Starting Time: 10:00 AM
Meeting Point: Meet your tour guide outside the Hockey Hall of Fame building (NW corner of Yonge St. and Front St. Outside the Hockey Hall of Fame) Please arrive a few minutes early if possible!
Ending Point: Near the St Lawrence Market at Front St and Jarvis St.
This information will be included in your confirmation email.
Plan to arrive on an empty stomach and bring a reusable bag for any tasty souvenirs or extra treats.
Expect to walk and stand throughout the market; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable during the tour.
St Lawrence Market isn’t open every day; verify tour times and market schedule to avoid missing out.
Take advantage of local knowledge by asking your guide for recommendations beyond the tour stops.
St Lawrence Market has been central to Toronto’s commerce since 1803, evolving with immigrant communities shaping its unique identity.
The market encourages waste reduction and supports local farmers, promoting sustainable and ethical food sourcing.
The market involves walking and standing, so sturdy shoes ensure comfort.
Useful for carrying sampled treats or purchases sustainably.
Spring mornings can be cool, so layering helps stay comfortable.
spring specific
Stay hydrated while enjoying the vibrant market atmosphere.
summer specific