Neighbourhoods
Junction Triangle
The Junction Triangle is a tiny neighbourhood in Toronto, squeezed in between the Junction, Roncevalles and Bloordale Village. In 2009, a contest was run to come up with a new name for the area - one that was hoped to better distinguish it from the Junction and perhaps reflect its historical ties to the railrood as well as the influx of new residents and businesses gradually gentrifying the area. Worth noting is that Ubisoft has recently opened a large office on Wallace Avenue, yet another sign that the Junction Triangle is a neighbourhood on the rise.
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Angel's Cafe / Cafes
Angel's Cafe is a little family-run coffee shop in the heart of the Junction Triangle. Angel works as a programmer by day and Matilda is a paralegal. The couple runs...
Arsenal Toronto / Galleries
Arsenal Toronto has stayed mostly under the radar since its April 2012 launch, likely overshadowed when it first opened by the manic frenzy of the Contact Photography Festival. But as the...
Boo Radley's / Restaurants
Boo Radley's is the local pub of choice in the Junction Triangle. The kitchen serves up traditional pub grub and there's a long list of beers on tap and a...
Cafe Con Leche / Cafes
Café Con Leche is located by the underwhelming intersection of Dupont and Perth. "Underwhelming" by first impression, mind you. Because if you ask owners Carlos and Sandra — and indeed,...
Cafe Neon / Cafes
Cafe Neon was designed to be a hub for the Junction Triangle community. It was that concept, in fact, that gave Café Neon its name. "Neon," owner Niki Tsourounakis tells...
Churrasqueira Arcuense / Restaurants
Churrasqueira Arcuense in a popular spot for BBQ chicken on Dupont. There's a not a lot of seating so it's best to get the food to go....
El Almacen (Dupont) / Cafes
El Almacen on Dupont is part yerba mate cafe, part general store. Like the original location in West Queen West, the central food features here include homemade alfajores, empanadas, soup,...
Farmhouse Tavern / Restaurants
The Farmhouse Tavern makes it easy to forget you're in the middle of the city. The Farmhouse brings the quiet pace of the countryside to the Junction Triangle, an area...
Good Times Bad Times / Cafes
Good Times Bad Times Cafe feels like it was plucked straight from Kensington Market. The nod to 60's rock is obvious, but the community-focused, sort of psychedelic vibe has more...
Leiria Bakery / Baked Goods
Leiria Bakery is a small, darkly-lit Italian and Portuguese bakery in the Junction Triangle. They sell bread, cakes, pastries, sandwiches and tasty chocolate croissants....
Metropolis Living Factory Store / Design Stores
Metropolis Living Factory Store is like its original shop in the Junction, but on steroids. This warehouse totals 7,000 square feet, with ample room for Metropolis' oversized antique finds and...
Nonna's Place / Restaurants
Nonna's Place is known for its friendly service and sandwiches, including veal, meatball, veggie and Italian cold cuts. You'll also find antipasti, a hot table, and cafe offerings....
Paris Bakery & Pastry / Baked Goods
Paris Bakery & Pastry isn't exactly reminiscent of the type of place you'd encounter while wandering the narrow streets of France. That is, unless bakeries in France have Just for...
Piri Piri / Restaurants
Piri Piri is a Junction Triangle restaurant serving Portuguese food in a family style setting. The menu includes plenty of meat, seafood and rice at moderate prices. ...
RaviSoups (Dundas West) / Restaurants
RaviSoups is the undisputed king of Toronto soups. Their third location on a rather barren stretch of Dundas West is a bit roomier than the others with a full-service dining...
Simply Crafted / Design Stores
Simply Crafted is a gift boutique on Dundas West just south of Hula Girl Cafe. Other than the greeting cards, home decor and craft items, this shop also carries many...
Thai Lime / Restaurants
Thai Lime, now open in the Junction Triangle, is serving up something new to a neighbourhood dominated by sports cafes and churrasquieras. Located in a strip mall, and according to...
Tower Storage / Services
Tower Storage is found on industrial Wallace Avenue right beside the tracks. They offer a new facility and good rates. A 9x10 costs $196.54 (tax included) plus one month free,...
Urban Harvest / Design Stores
Urban Harvest was the first urban agriculture business of its kind in Toronto, long before organic became a supermarket staple, specializing in ecologically sustainable garden alternatives. Owner Colette Murphy has been...
Wallace Espresso / Cafes
Wallace Espresso is a new pocket coffee shop serving grab-and-go espresso at the corner of Wallace and Lansdowne. Now, this area was not particularly devoid of caffeine prior to Wallace...
Zocalo / Restaurants
Zocalo, another recent addition to the roster of casual restaurants in Bloordale Village, is one of those places that just feels like a neighbourhood spot. Narrowing the gap between Bloordale...
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- Little India
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- North York
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