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Riverside and Leslieville Food and Walking Experience

Toronto, Canadaby Delicious Discoveries Food & Walking Experiences

  • 3.5 hours
  • Free cancellation
  • Instant confirmation
  • Up to 10 travelers
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted

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Overview

Toronto’s Riverside and Leslieville come together in a shared walking food tour built around four local food outlets. Taste dishes, hear stories about each vendor, and explore Queen Street East with a knowledgeable local guide. The route covers Riverside’s heritage buildings and historic Queen Street bridge, plus Carlaw Avenue’s former factories and warehouses, now creative spaces. You’ll also pass the Opera House and Leslieville’s tree-lined streets, indie cafés, and eateries.

What's included

  • Knowledgeable local guide to provide historical, architectural, contextual, and fun facts.
  • Get your taste buds ready as we sample from an array of neighbourhood staples. And don’t worry, we’ll make sure you’re satisfyingly satiated, with snacks and leftovers to take home!
  • Incidental Purchases

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Toronto

    2.5 hours

    This experience will have us discover the delicious and diverse food along Queen Street East in Riverside and Leslieville. We'll visit four unique local food outlets and spend some time in each place, hearing about the vendor, and their offerings in this fascinating neighbourhood. Exact vendors may vary per experience.

  2. 2

    Riverside

    20 min

    Riverside is one of Toronto’s oldest neighbourhoods, known for its historic Queen Street bridge, charming heritage buildings, and vibrant food scene. It’s a community where old-world character meets modern cafés, shops, and local culture.

  3. 3

    The Opera House

    Pass by

    The Opera House on Queen Street East is a historic Toronto venue, opened in 1909 as a Vaudeville theatre. Today, its ornate charm and intimate atmosphere make it a favourite spot for live music and performances.

  4. 4

    Stop 4

    20 min

    Carlaw Avenue is lined with former factories and warehouses that have been transformed into lofts and studios. Once the heart of Toronto’s industrial east end, these red-brick buildings now house artists, entrepreneurs, and creative spaces, blending history with modern living.

  5. 5

    Leslieville

    Pass by

    Leslieville is a laid-back east-end neighbourhood once rooted in Toronto’s industrial past. Today, its tree-lined streets, indie cafés, and trendy eateries make it one of the city’s most charming spots to explore.

Meeting and pickup

Look for your guide wearing a white hat at the Parkette bounded by King St. E, Queen St. E. and River St. Toronto. It is directly South of The Toronto Humane Society (11 River St, Toronto, ON M5A 4C2).

End point

The experience ends on a sweet note. Both the Eastbound and Westbound (to downtown) 501 Queen Streetcar stops are steps away at the intersection of Queen Street East and Logan Avenue.

Good to know

  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Not recommended for travelers with strict diets/dietary restrictions or allergies
  • There are several opportunities along the tour route for bathroom breaks.

Cancellation policy

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

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