Toronto has a new street food market in a surprising location
Toronto has a brand-new street food market displaying the flavours of the city, and it's in a suprising location.
There's no questioning Toronto's affinity for street food — from hotdogs to sprawling night markets, the city's residents are here for it, and there's now a new spot in the city with a selection of international flavours to keep on your radar.
The recently-opened Hangout Street Market is home to a mozaic of local food vendors, including Poutine Hub, Tamalmex and Mansafji alongside a breakfast joint and a vendor selling waffles, churros and other sweet treats.
Perhaps the most unique part of the new food market, though, it its location. Hangout Street calls a parking lot on Parliament home in a rather sleepy part of Corktown just south of Regent Park.
With around 7 restaurants taking up residence in shipping containers (a la STACKT Market and Market 707) and a handful of barrels you can use as tabletops, the market is certainly casual, but it's also a shoe-in for a summertime hotspot.
You can check out Hangout Street for yourself at 181 Parliament just north of Queen — the market is open 24 hours, but specific business hours can vary.
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