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Toronto has one of Canada’s most diverse food and drink scenes, with everything from elegant restaurants and hotel bars to intimate wine spots and dedicated champagne bars. The city’s international character also makes it a fun place to explore Champagne with different cuisines, whether you’re planning a Champagne celebration or simply looking for a great glass to go with dinner.
Beyond Champagne, Toronto is also a good place to discover Canadian sparkling wine, particularly bottles from Ontario’s Niagara region. When considering what to eat with Champagne, oysters, seafood, caviar and dishes with fresh, bright flavours are natural choices, but the city’s culinary diversity means there’s plenty of room to experiment.
Toronto is a great city for a Champagne-focused weekend, with plenty of restaurants and bars concentrated around the downtown core. If you have extra time, combine the city with a trip to Niagara wine country for local sparkling wine and vineyards.
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Add a spotStart with downtown Toronto, particularly areas with a strong restaurant and nightlife scene. Hotels, wine bars and upscale restaurants are good places to look for Champagne.
Yes. A number of restaurants, wine bars and hotels offer Champagne by the glass, although the selection varies from place to place.
Absolutely. Toronto has a huge variety of wine-focused restaurants and bars, and it’s also a good gateway to Ontario’s Niagara wine region.
Look for traditional-method sparkling wines from the Niagara region. They’re a great local alternative to explore alongside Champagne.
Try oysters, seafood, caviar and fresh, delicate dishes. Toronto’s international food scene also makes it fun to experiment with Champagne and different cuisines.
Explore the waterfront, St. Lawrence Market, Distillery District, Kensington Market and the Art Gallery of Ontario. If you have more time, take a trip to Niagara Falls or the vineyards around Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Late spring through early autumn is ideal for enjoying Toronto’s restaurants, patios and waterfront. September and October are particularly good if you want to combine the city with a trip to Niagara wine country.
Definitely. Toronto offers world-class dining, a diverse bar scene, Champagne, Canadian sparkling wine and plenty to explore beyond the city, making it an easy choice for a food and drink-focused trip.
