PRIDE 2012 TIP: Brunch is the reason to visit Lola's. Between some of the best Huevos Rancheros in the city, Cheesecake stuffed French Toast, and tendercrisp Waffles, you're set for the day. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: It's a split vote between the brunch and the regular southern fusion fare, but we promise you won't be disappointed. Mac n Cheese is a must. Excellent selection of mixed drinks. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: A bit off the main drag of pride is this Miami-styled resto with great cocktails, great brunch, and comfort food inspired dishes to sustain you through your travels. Cute patio. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: One of the chicest places on the Church strip, Smith might also be notable for being the only place with a Pisco Sour on the menu. Located steps from the 519 Beer Gardens. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: The Vic is home to the largest patio for pride. Large selection of beers on tap, and a Gastropub menu which can satisfy large groups. The best part is the view of Church Street En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Those looking for a good vantage point to watch the party need look no further. Good wine list, great selection of sharable plates, and good looking staff make Sugo a must-try. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: If you're checking in here, you're in for a good time. The 519 is the epicenter of the celebrations of Toronto Pride. Stay hydrated, and make sure your phone is charged! En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: If you're checking in here, you're in for a good time. The 519 is the epicenter of Toronto Pride parties. Stay hydrated, and make sure your phone is charged! En savoir plus .
PRIDE TIP 2012: Fabarnak is a culinary jewel in the heart of the Pride celebrations. Serving everything from breakfast to 3 course prix fixe dinners, it's a MUST for new visitors. Try the square peg En savoir plus .
PRIDE TIP 2012: Slack's is the premier lesbian bar on the Church Street strip. It's bound to be packed to the rafters during Pride, but has an excellent vantage point on the action on the street En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Adjacent to the 519 Beer Gardens, shake off the cobwebs at this breakfast/brunch-on-the-go joint. A must try is the Dark Angel Crepe (filled with Nutella and ice cream!) En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Hidden in the back of this densely-packed bodega is a sandwich counter with amazing sandwiches made-to-order. Vegetarian/Vegan/Special Diets are all accounted for here. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Known originally as the place with "the best Martinis," the (very delightful) bartenders have branched out to traditional cocktails and endless permutations on the Mojito theme. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Priape achieved fame earlier this year when a congressman charged some items from here to a public account. Clothes, toys, videos and more. Always a great window display En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: If you need a quick boost in energy, head to this Vietnamese/Pan-Asian joint for great Pho and Vietnamese subs (vegetarian options are available) Indoor seating Try a Vietnamese coffee En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: The patio here is perfectly positioned to catch the "view". Best known for their quite good Sangria (White or Red) and the yearly Underwear Contest. Kick off a Shyndyg here now En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Known for fast & fresh Thai takeout, there is a small patio and some indoor seating here. Pad Thais (in several combinations) and the soups are the real standouts here. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Pride is a marathon, not a sprint. Make sure you're staying hydrated, and getting all of your nutrients. Juice Box is a Church Street institution, and is very busy during Pride. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Pegasus' claims to fame are pool, darts, music, and a great scene. Drop in here if you need to escape the chaos on the streets below. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Known for its $25 Prix Fixe menu, Sambucas has a very dedicated following. Serves traditional french and italian with an emphasis on generous portions and sticking to the classics. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Expect a line during Pride, but it will be worth the wait. The staff go all out during this time, trying to make the wait as pleasant as possible. (You might even meet someone in line) En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Need to put down a "bread layer" before you go out drinking? The grilled cheese sandwiches here might be some of the best in the city. They carry everything you need for a light picnic En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Part of the ubiquitous Firkin Pub chain, the food is pub fusion, with some interesting specials. Long beer list, 2 floors, and a large people-watching patio make this a hot spot. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: The food at O'Grady's is straightforward pub fare. The Patio is the real attraction, as you get some great people watching from this location. Lots of drink specials. Bear night Friday En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: You *could* order just a Cosmo here, but why bother? The mixed drinks here are lovingly crafted and inventive. Try to get a seat on the patio for great people watching. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: If you're visiting from out of town, and you want to have the true village experience, Woody's and the Sailor is it. Best ass/Best chest contests, drag shows, and great music. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: New owners will launch "Church" (as it is now called) as a pop-up bar for 5 days during Pride. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Need a boost of protein and veg? This asian noodle bar has an exhaustive number of combinations you can mix and match for your own dish. Try the Hokkien noodles in Thai sauce. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Asian-Mexican fusion burritos (with noodles) Sound weird,but isn't! Delicious and quick. Although the Pollo Loco is extremely popular, Vegetarian and Vegan options are available. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Did you get all the way here and forget a host gift? Nip into Flatiron's, who carry a dizzying display of greeting cards and fun gifts (and more than a few Pride-themed items.) En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Seating here is very limited, but their takeout is fast. Carefully made sushi at a reasonable price is what Kawa is known for. Try the salad rolls if you're going rice-free. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: If you forgot any party favours, you can get your hands on them fairly quickly and easily here. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Locals know why this hole-in-the-wall pizzeria isn't open during the day. Like some of the neighborhood's residents, this place is only active at night. No fancy flavours here. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Home of the best patio in the neighbourhood, hands down. Also home of the best Bloody Caesar on the Church Street strip. Breakfast options here are great, and there's a new menu. En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: From BYOB to bags of ice to bottles of water, Loblaw's has your party needs covered. Also available: rainbow cupcakes, and a rainbow of macarons. Don't show up empty handed! En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Guu makes dinner into a wild and wacky party. It's hard enough to get into at the best of times, but once you're seated the food is great (it's not a sushi joint, it's Japanese food.) En savoir plus .
PRIDE 2012 TIP: Breakfast and Brunch are the name of the game at Daybreak. The classic "Full English" is the highlight here. Some outdoor seating. En savoir plus .
