What was once the entry port for Toronto then a huge distillery made famous by people smuggling Canadian whiskey into the US during prohibition. Has great theatre (Soulpepper), restaurants and galleries. For the family. More

restaurants, nice aptio dining for quick breakfast.. few artifacts unusual designed chairs shaped like faces at the back of the restaurants More

Nice atmosphere when walking down the cobble stone roads. Cool patios set up in front of the bars and cafes. I had a good meal at Mill st. Brewers. The beer is made in the premises and tastes fantastic. Great spot for stroll on a pleasant spring nite. More

The elements of the District are better than the sum of its parts. I really like Balzacs Coffee there, and the Segway tours are pretty cool. I would advise going out of your way to try them. There are a number of little shops and some good bakeries and restaurants. Nice place to stroll. But you will probably find after... More

The Distillery is a great go-to when you want to have a lovely Toronto excursion. Excellent food and drinks, great galleries - check out the Cultural Centre for the Deaf - and unique boutique shopping. It also has a fantastic history. More

I try to attend the summer music events and the Old fashion Christmas this historic district holds. With no cars allowed, it makes for a really enjoyable day in special event beer gardens to enjoy free music and plenty of coffee shops, restaurants and art shops. More

My husband and I were looking for something to do on Queen's Day and since most everything else was closed we found ourselves making our way to the Distillery District. It was a beautiful walk and even more beautiful setting when we arrived. Tents were set up on every corner of the courtyard and walkways with merchants selling their trades.... More

Great area for tourists and locals alike to visit - grab a coffee at Balzacs at the south end of the Disyillery, then check out SOMA for some delicious but outrageously priced chocolate, the. Walk around the galleries and check out the cool industrial designs. Give yourself a couple of hours to check out the sites and then be sure... More

One of the best historic porperties located right in the heart of Toronto. Whether you want to catch a game on a big screen , or just enjoy great local and imported beers, then this is the place with an atmosphere at no extra charge, It wreaks of history! You can not get a bad meal there. It's a waiter's... More