NIGHT+DAY Toronto
Author: Neil Carlson
Contributor: Waheeda Harris, Anya Wassenberg
ISBN: 1-934724-02-5
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Sip a martini at one of Toronto's trendiest rooftop lounges, visit up-and-coming galleries and neo-bohemian haunts, savor live jazz on an outdoor patio, indulge at one of the city's world-class restaurants—and you'll soon see why Toronto is enjoying such a surge in popularity.

August Love Letter

As August kicks off with a long weekend, Toronto keeps busy despite the widespread exodus of locals to cottage country. Indulge in the region's bounty of the finest fruits, veggies, bread, and preserves found at the Distillery District's Sunday Farmers Market (distilleryfarmersmarket.blogspot.com) before ducking into SOMA (somachocolate.com) for a chocolate treat.

Take advantage of the free Romantic Reels (ydsquare.ca) series at the city's local version of Times Square—Yonge & Dundas Square—where this month's '80s throwback classic, The Princess Bride, is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

With a few seats still left for Radiohead, all fun-seekers head to the lawn area of Ontario Place (ontarioplace.com) to party with the expat Brits who are de rigeur for any English band's presence in T.O. Film buffs, be sure to mark your calendars for Aug. 19, when the complete Toronto International Film Festival (tiffg.ca) lineup is released.

Locals are lamenting the closure of top 5 resto Susur, but master chef Susur Lee will be opening Madeline's (susur.com) in its place, overseeing from his new perch working with Thompson Hotels in NYC.

Waheeda Harris

Today's savvy travelers rely on NIGHT+DAY Toronto—with its opinionated listings, insightful descriptions, and witty, intelligent writing—to get the sophisticated edge in travel. From the trendiest tables, hippest hotels, top shops and galleries, to the hottest nightspots and coolest attractions, NIGHT+DAY Toronto is packed with expert recommendations and insider tips.