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What's included

Local English-speaking guide
Locally roasted coffee (or tea)
Famous Canadian soft drink
Sample of peameal bacon sandwich
1 butter tart, piece of Montreal-style bagel, apple cake
Pierogis and maple candy

What's not included

Additional food and drinks
Gratuities for your guide

Meeting point

30 Yonge Street, Toronto

  • Hear the history of the famous St. Lawrence Market and early Toronto as you tour the city of a thousand flavours with a guide
  • Sample locally-roasted coffee (or tea), a famous Canadian soft drink, butter tart, a Montreal-style bagel, apple cake, Pierogis and maple candy
  • Try Toronto's signature food – the peameal bacon sandwich - which might just become your new favourite!

Discover the local cuisine of Toronto with a visit to a famous food market and enjoy the most delectable local eats with a knowledgable expert guide.

After a brief introduction to Old Town Toronto and a pass by of Berczy Park, your first stop will be at a local-favourite coffee shop for a brew of your choice, before visiting a small sandwich shop nearby which is reputed to have the "best apple cake in the world".

Next stop, St. Lawrence Market. National Geographic even declared it as the “best food market in the world” once. You’ll learn about the origin of Toronto's official signature food, the peameal bacon sandwich, before getting a chance to try one yourself.

Time will be spent inside St. Lawrence Market visiting vendors and sampling foods that have played an important role in the cultures of immigrants who've settled here over the past two centuries.

Show your smartphone ticket to your guide on the sidewalk outside the Hockey Hall of Fame Building on the NW corner of Front St. and Yonge St.

  • Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
  • Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.