Yonge Street, Toronto

you feel great walking on the longest street in the world and feel really safe

Yonge St and the surrounding areas reminded me so much of NYC and te East Village. The different foods,different nationalities of the people, te sopping, the students,the business district...it really as it all. Has to be on the list of anyone going to Toronto

Whoah!!!! So much stuff to do and play, I couldn't keep track! There is soo many good foods!!! People who enjoy eating, exercise, and just fun-in-the-sun should really go there. Just remember, there is always something for everyone in the family, as the other reviwer said...

this place is awe some i have been here plenty of times. u will love going here and will have a blast. i hope yuo enjoy my suggestion and visit htis in toronto more often i go there once evrey month with my dad. we have a koolio/rockin' time. alright ttyl bye. oh and there are no dislikes about this place that I have.

Yonge street represents this city, its the heart of everything: business, shops and restaurants... you just cant get enough of it, i just walked through it from Queen to Bloor a zillion times.

This section of the city simply comes alive after 10pm. Accessible by subway and very easy to navigate. Restaurants and specialty shops galore. We found Richtree Market and thoroughly enjoyed dining, sharing a cocktail, and just people watching. When you enter you are presented a 'swipe card' to carry to the various stations. Coffee bar, pub, fresh seafood, pastry, oven-fired pizza, pasta, ice cream, juice bar. You make your selections, find comfortable seating in the gazebo or spacious dining rooms and just enjoy. As you leave, present your card and pay at one time. No tipping. You could easily spend an afternoon/evening along a section of Yonge and not see every shop or restaurant. Very enjoyable and safe for a late night stroll.

there was so much to see and do on yonge street. they had an incredible selection of restaurants, it was hard to chose just one! the shopping was great- lots of cute stores you wouldn't normally find anywhere else. if you like to stick to chain stores then go to the eaton center. yonge street was a good evening activity as well since it was so lively.

It's warmth and character. A very friendly city. One can lose themselves in the personality, and open friendliness of the people living there.

Young Street is like no other street. It is extremely unique with its vast array of shops. Have been there many times and will go back. Safe area and a very clean city.

Yonge street really is a must go-to street in Toronto. The shops are second to none, with many boutiques and vintage shops. Great place to people watch, as there is much going on...all the time. Very energic part of the city! Wonderful food selection. Really Toronto at it's finest!