Riverside & Leslieville – a food and walking experience through two of Toronto’s most character-filled east-end neighbourhoods.
Your adventure begins in Riverside, one of Toronto’s oldest communities, where heritage buildings, the Queen Street bridge, and a vibrant food scene set the stage. From there, we wander into Leslieville, a laid-back district once defined by factories, now beloved for its tree-lined streets, indie cafés, and some of the city’s best eateries.
Every stop on this tour is a true neighbourhood favourite—no chains, no tourist traps. You’ll step inside local hot-spots, taste dishes crafted with care, and hear the stories behind the food.
And to top it off? A chance to sip one of the area’s famous local brewery beers.
With plenty to taste and time to explore, you’ll leave satisfied but not stuffed, and with a genuine feel for two neighbourhoods where old Toronto charm meets bold, creative flavours.

Meeting point

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Look for your guide wearing a white hat at the Parkette bounded by King St. E, Queen St. E. and River St. Toronto. It is directly South of The Toronto Humane Society (11 River St, Toronto, ON M5A 4C2).

End point

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The experience ends on a sweet note. Both the Eastbound and Westbound (to downtown) 501 Queen Streetcar stops are steps away at the intersection of Queen Street East and Logan Avenue.