Toronto's Distillery District
At first glance high rises and an extremely unfriendly subway system (We don’t recommend it for anyone who still needs a stroller. Elevators are hard to find and often out of order.) may not be the best place to visit with a child, but there are lots of hidden gems to explore in Toronto’s downtown core. The Historic Distillery District has family-friendly events such as Culture Days in the warmer weather and makes a great place to explore with kids. Kensington Market and Queen Street are both interesting areas for a walk and will give your child lots to talk about. For more upscale shopping, visit Bloor Street. from Yonge St. to just west of Avenue. The ROM museum at Avenue and Bloor is excellent for kids of all ages–the newly updated bat caves and dinosaur area are guaranteed hits. Plus, the downstairs cafe is surprisingly tasty and affordable.
Child-Friendly Restaurants
Cafe Uno
55 Mill St. (Distillery District)
416-980-2828
Indoor and outdoor eatery with self-serve healthy food. Great for a quick meal. Servings are generous so share with your kids.
Terroni
729 Queen St. W
416-504-0320
The whole family will love their pizza and pasta and kids are always welcome.
Messis
97 Harbord St.
647-977-6330
If you’re looking for a more upscale eatery this fusion restaurant is a great choice for the family.
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