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Yorkville Ave is a shopper's paradise for you. For both men's and women's clothing, the selection of both small boutique shops and international name brands is unrivaled in any other Toronto neighborhood. Here you'll find the latest in haute couture from Europe, as well as more accessible fashions from Coach, Prada, and H&M. Check out Hazelton Lanes, an indoor shopping center where the well-heeled shop. Or for an array of amazing prepared foods and groceries, visit Pusateri's.
This area is a hot spot for the rich, fashionable, and sometimes - especially during the Toronto International Film Festival - the famous. That makes the neighborhood's restaurants and patios popular with people-watchers like you. While Toronto's dining scene changes frequently, Yorkville Ave is home to several restaurants that have stood the test of time. For expensive but exquisite seafood, try Joso's. Or get a hearty and thrifty meal at the Coffee Mill, serving Eastern European classics for 40 years.
In contrast to the big, boisterous clubs of Toronto's entertainment district further south, Bloor-Yorkville's vibe is more laid-back lounge for you. Whether you're a high-roller or simply looking for a hideaway, you'll find something here. The Roof Lounge at the Park Hyatt hotel has been a favorite for decades thanks to its cocktails and city views. Or check out the always-open 7 West which attracts students, daters, and night owls for casual meals or just a martini.

Yorkville Ave is a shopper's paradise. For both men's and women's clothing, the selection of both small boutique shops and international name brands is unrivalled in any other Toronto neighbourhood. Here you'll find the latest in haute couture from Europe, as well as more accessible fashions from Coach, Prada and H&M. Check out Hazelton Lanes, an indoor shopping centre where the well-heeled shop. Or for an array of amazing prepared foods and groceries, visit Pusateri's.
This area is a hot spot for the rich, fashionable and sometimes - especially during the Toronto International Film Festival - the famous. That makes the neighbourhood's restaurants and patios popular with people-watchers. While Toronto's dining scene changes frequently, Yorkville Ave is home to several restaurants that have stood the test of time. For expensive but exquisite seafood, try Joso's. Or get a hearty and thrifty meal at the Coffee Mill, serving Eastern European classics for 40 years.
In contrast to the big, boisterous clubs of Toronto's entertainment district further south, Bloor-Yorkville's vibe is more laid-back lounge. Whether you're a high-roller or simply looking for a hideaway, you'll find something here. The Roof Lounge at the Park Hyatt hotel has been a favorite for decades thanks to its cocktails and city views. Or check out the always-open 7 West which attracts students, daters and night owls for casual meals or just a martini.