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Explore Toronto's vibrant street food scene in a 3-hour guided tour visiting St. Lawrence Market, Old Toronto, and iconic food spots with a knowledgeable local guide.
Discover the flavors of Toronto through a lively 3-hour food walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Starting at St. Lawrence Market, the tour offers a taste of the city’s most famous culinary icon, the Peameal BLT sandwich, a beloved local specialty. As the tour unfolds, you’ll explore Old Toronto, visit popular food stalls for sushi and pierogies, and experience Toronto’s multicultural food scene firsthand.
This tour is perfect for anyone eager to sample local cuisine, discover hidden culinary treasures, and learn about Toronto’s diverse communities. The guide’s familiarity with the city ensures a rich storytelling experience, offering insights into the history behind each dish and location. The tour lasts 3 hours, making it a manageable yet immersive way to enjoy Toronto’s food and culture.
A key strength is the tour’s focus on variety—from traditional Canadian desserts like butter tarts to maple syrup tastings—providing a well-rounded taste of Toronto’s culinary landscape. The tour is wheelchair accessible and can be booked as a private group, adding flexibility for different travelers’ needs.


The tour begins at 45 The Esplanade, where the guide greets participants before setting out on a food adventure. The starting point is central and easy to find, making it convenient for those staying in the city. The guide provides an overview of what to expect, emphasizing the focus on local flavors and culinary stories from Toronto’s diverse neighborhoods.
Participants are introduced to the route that includes key stops at Hockey Hall of Fame and Old Toronto. The tour duration of 3 hours allows a relaxed pace, giving enough time to enjoy each tasting and listen to engaging stories about Toronto’s food history.
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The first major stop is Hockey Hall of Fame, which doubles as a sightseeing highlight and a chance for a photo stop. The tour includes a guided tour of this iconic attraction, lasting about 1 hour. During this time, visitors also enjoy a food tasting—though specific details aren’t provided, the pairing with sightseeing makes this a memorable cultural and culinary experience.
The Hockey Hall of Fame serves as a gateway to Toronto’s sports and culinary culture, offering a blend of history and flavors that resonate with local pride. The guide shares stories that connect hockey history with Toronto’s broader community spirit, making each stop more meaningful.

Next, the tour heads into Old Toronto, where the focus shifts to traditional comfort foods and local favorites. Visitors get a photo stop and a guided tour of this historic district, spending about 1 hour exploring its streets and culinary offerings.
In Old Toronto, expect to sample Canadian desserts like butter tarts, which are rich and buttery, perfectly capturing Canadian baking traditions. The guide explains the cultural significance of each delicacy, enriching the tasting experience with stories of Toronto’s immigrant communities.

The final stop is St. Lawrence Market, one of Toronto’s most iconic food venues. Here, visitors receive a guided tour with food tastings included. The market is known for its vibrant stalls and diverse offerings, making it an ideal location to experience Toronto’s multicultural food scene.
Tastings include the famous Peameal BLT sandwich, a local favorite with tender roast pork, fresh bread, and peameal bacon, as well as sushi, pierogies, and traditional Canadian desserts. The maple syrup tastings showcase Canada’s signature sweetener, emphasizing the country’s culinary heritage.
More Great Tours NearbyThroughout the tour, the local guide offers insights into Toronto’s diverse communities and their influence on the city’s food culture. Their familiarity with the area allows for personal stories, recommendations for other experiences, and tips on exploring Toronto further.
The guide’s storytelling enhances each stop, turning simple tastings into lessons about Toronto’s multicultural fabric. Their knowledge makes the tour both engaging and informative, perfect for curious food lovers.
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The tour departs from front of Novotel Toronto Centre, with precise coordinates provided. It is designed to be wheelchair accessible and offers a private group option for customized experiences. Booking is flexible, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.
Participants can reserve their spots without immediate payment, allowing for flexible planning. The tour’s 3-hour duration makes it easy to incorporate into a day of sightseeing or other activities.

This street food tour stands out for its focus on local specialties and hidden culinary gems within Toronto’s bustling food scene. Unlike larger food festivals or private dining experiences, this tour offers a guided, casual exploration with multiple stops—from historic markets to iconic districts.
Additional experiences, like visiting Ripley’s Aquarium or Casa Loma, provide different attractions, but this tour emphasizes food and local stories, making it a perfect choice for foodies or those wanting a taste of Toronto’s cultural diversity.

The emphasis on tastings of Canadian desserts, street food, and local favorites makes this tour particularly appealing for anyone interested in authentic Toronto cuisine. The knowledgeable local guide ensures that each stop offers more than just food: stories, history, and insider tips enrich the experience.
Since the tour is wheelchair accessible and can be booked as a private group, it is flexible enough to suit different needs and preferences. The 3-hour length strikes a good balance between exploration and relaxation.

This tour is ideal for travellers who want to sample Toronto’s food scene without spending hours at each stop. It works well for first-time visitors, foodies, and those interested in multicultural cuisine. The focus on local flavors and hidden gems makes it especially suitable for anyone eager to learn about Toronto’s culinary identity.
It’s also a great choice for small groups or families seeking a guided, engaging experience. The opportunity to enjoy tastings and cultural stories in a manageable timeframe makes this tour both fun and educational.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, offering a relaxed pace with multiple food stops and sightseeing.
Where does the tour start?
It begins front of Novotel Toronto Centre, located at 43.64656066894531, -79.37419128417969.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Can I book a private group?
Absolutely, private groups are available for a customized experience.
What types of food are included?
The tour includes local cuisine, such as Peameal BLT, sushi, pierogies, butter tarts, and maple syrup tastings.
Is there any free cancellation?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This Toronto street food tour offers an engaging way to explore the city’s culinary diversity, historical sites, and vibrant neighborhoods—all within a compact, enjoyable package led by a passionate local guide.
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