LOL! There's a hell of a lot more interesting things to do than go to a Casino. There isn't one here anyway. You'd have to drive to Niagara or Rama.
How old are you? What kind of music are you into? Bringing a girl? Entourage? What part of the city are you staying in? It's bigger than Detroit.
How old are you? What kind of music are you into? Bringing a girl? Entourage? What part of the city are you staying in? It's bigger than Detroit.
Lots of things to do in the T-Dot.
http://www.nowtoronto.com/music/listings/index.cfm?subsection=date
http://www.nowtoronto.com/music/listings/index.cfm?subsection=date
Ya, you'll be right in the heart of downtown. Your wife will want to go shopping at the Eaton Centre which is within walking distance. That idea will need to be kiboshed immediately. It's a huge mall, fairly nice I suppose, with everything. You'll never get her out of there.
Even more dangerous is Yorkville, just northwest of Yonge & Bloor. High end shopping. If she has to get some shopping in, do Kensington Market on a morning. St.Lawrence Market would also be a good bet for brunch one day.
One of the best things about this city is the restaurant options. It's probably the most multicultural town in NA after NYC so take your pick. Little Italy/Portugal on College, Chinatown, Greektown on the Danforth are all within 10 minutes by taxi.
Queen West is good for urban shopping and live music. kingbill led you in the right direction with nowtoronto for checking out who's playing where. Another good thing about Toronto is the scarcity of washroom attendants. We don't like that shit. I don't need some dude handing me a paper towel and looking for a tip. Enjoy your hassle-free piss and handwashing.
If you need to gamble there's a sweet OTB around the corner from your hotel. http://www.turflounge.com/index.html
It IS Breeders Cup weekend, after all.
Even more dangerous is Yorkville, just northwest of Yonge & Bloor. High end shopping. If she has to get some shopping in, do Kensington Market on a morning. St.Lawrence Market would also be a good bet for brunch one day.
One of the best things about this city is the restaurant options. It's probably the most multicultural town in NA after NYC so take your pick. Little Italy/Portugal on College, Chinatown, Greektown on the Danforth are all within 10 minutes by taxi.
Queen West is good for urban shopping and live music. kingbill led you in the right direction with nowtoronto for checking out who's playing where. Another good thing about Toronto is the scarcity of washroom attendants. We don't like that shit. I don't need some dude handing me a paper towel and looking for a tip. Enjoy your hassle-free piss and handwashing.
If you need to gamble there's a sweet OTB around the corner from your hotel. http://www.turflounge.com/index.html
It IS Breeders Cup weekend, after all.
If you go after 2am, ask for a pot of cold tea.
My brother and I went after a "night out" it was around 3 and they did not look too happy.. We walked in and the entire restaurant staff/family/Chinese mafia was having dinner? The food was excelent, but still don't know what may have "ended up" in our food.
Do you remember where you went? I've been going for 20 years without any problems. They welcome drunken round-eye from the clubs til dawn.
http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_late_night_chinese_food_in_toronto/
Swatow and Rol San are my favs.
http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_late_night_chinese_food_in_toronto/
Swatow and Rol San are my favs.
