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  • Kensington Market was my favorite spot in all of Toronto. Don't let the term "market" fool you. This is not an enclosed building, like St. Lawrence Market; Kensington Market is composed of a few blocks, and the many businesses on the streets make up Kensington Market. It's almost like another world within Toronto. You'll need a few hours to fully explore all of the streets of KM. The area reminded me of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, with the artsy murals and of course, the sedan made into a giant flower planter. I am enamored by diverse neighborhoods celebrating multi-culturalism and draped in street art. We spent at least 2-3 hours here exploring, eating, drinking, and shopping. Most of the shops and boutiques close around 6:00 p.m. Most of the bars do not open until 5:00 p.m. If you're hungry, Rasta Pasta is a must! The jerk chicken is hot, delicious, and filling. The food possibilities are endless at KM. We ended our afternoon here with dim sum at Rol San. Blue Banana Market is the best place for unique souvenirs for anyone. Their selection of typical, cheap, kitschy souvenirs is limited though. There are multiple spots for coffee like Jimmy's or Rick's, or head straight for cocktails at Nirvana if it's early in the day. Some areas of KM were more crowded than others. There's a lot of hustle and bustle near some of the grocery markets, as it borders Chinatown and everyone's gathering their fresh produce. As we ventured farther into the area, the crowds lessened. KM is essential to the foundation of Toronto. It marries the many cultures of the city, and doesn't cave in to overpriced, tourist eateries and shops that many cities attractions will do. KM maintains it's eclectic identity, and any local or tourist needs to check it out at least once.
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