Things To Do

Rorschach Brewing Co.

One our favourite breweries in the city and close to the Beaches boardwalk!

Mildred's Temple Kitchen

Best brunch - make sure to get the blueberry pancakes

Richmond Station

Our favourite restaurant in the city - splurge and get the tasting menu or try the burger!

Edwards Gardens

Picturesque spot for a walk. Stop at Dineen beforehand for a coffee or check out Drake's house (21 Park Lane) in the Bridle Path

King Taps King Street

Over 50 taps of beer and some of the best pizza in the city. Need reservations generally to get a seat at this popular spot.

Woodbine Beach

One of Jaimie's family's favourite walks and areas to explore. Accessible by the Queen streetcar, you can start anywhere between Woodbine to Victoria Park. Make sure to check out Kew Gardens where our engagement photos were taken!

Kew-Balmy Beach

Site of our Toronto engagement pictures!

PAI

Order the grabong and/or the Khao Soi. Some of our favourite Thai!

Collective Arts Brewing Toronto

Yes, another great brewery. Won't be the last on the list :)

Blood Brothers Brewing

Known for their sours and chill vibes. No food, just great beer.

Distillery District

This pedestrian-only neighbourhood dates back to 1832 and the historic buildings now host an abundance of great restaurants, cafes and art galleries. This is where the welcome drinks will be hosted!

BarChef

One of the coolest mixology-focused cocktail bars

CN Tower

No not the Space Needle, the CN tower is North America's tallest freestanding structure and a notable feature of Toronto's skyline. Go to the top for lunch or take a picture and catch the Jays at Rogers Centre next door.

Toronto Islands

The Toronto Islands are a chain of 15 small islands that offer the best views of the city and are a great place to kayak, bike or walk around. Accessible from the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal at the base of Bay St.

Palais Royale

See you there on Saturday, August 26th!

St Lawrence Market

One of the longest standing open air markets in North America (dating back to 1803), the St Lawrence Market has hundreds of stalls featuring locally sourced meats, cheeses, produce and much more. Make sure to get peameal bacon sandwich from Carousel Bakery!

Hockey Hall of Fame

Kensington Market

Kensington Market is an open-air food and clothing market in downtown Toronto. This multicultural marketplace is known for its independent spirit, colourful shop fronts, vibrant murals, charismatic locals and people-friendly Pedestrian Sundays events