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posted Aug 14 2009

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St. Lawrence Market

92 Front St E, Toronto, ON, M5E1C4

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Heart of old town Toronto: While not an old city by European standards, Toronto boasts several Georgian and early Victorian-era structures that once made up the core of the old city of York. At the heart of this old city was the market, and today Toronto's St. Lawrence Market still bustles from Tuesday to Saturday as one of Canada's premier destinations for epicurean delights. I recommend hitting the market early in the morning to avoid the crowds, and to load up on picnic supplies before spending the afternoon at the beach or exploring the ravines.

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Toronto A La Cart-Central Asian and Persian

1 nathan phillips square, Toronto, ON

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A healthier alternative to street meat: Located on Nathan Philips Square, this Toronto A La Cart food stand features signature Central Asian/Persian dishes. The first is a choice of either chicken or vegetable biryani, a rice-based dish that for 5$ is a great bargain considering the amount that you get at that price. The chicken dish is not too spicy and comes with a hefty serving of chicken mixed with steamed whole-grain rice. The cart also offers salsa karahi that is served in a pita or chapati or with a side of rice for 5$. Set among the usual hot dog and ice cream stands that cover the sidewalk adjacent to Queen Street, this Toronto A La Cart location is looking to set itself as a healthy food option in order to ensure its staying power. With tasty choices such as biryani, a 3$ kabob wrap, and a 7$ rice homus, kabob and salad combo, Toronto a La Cart’s Central Asian/Persian food vendor is looking like a winner.