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1150 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
M6J 1J3
Boho rock star hipsters sit comfortably next to 40-something businesswomen in The Drake, a retro/industrial-chic-look little hotel with a big personality.
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1150 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
High-ceilinged and impossibly chic, Nyood at 1096 Queen Street West at Dovercourt (+1 416 466 1888) is perfect for a romantic supper picking up over tapas-sized servings of Med-accented fare.
The Beaconsfield at 1154 Queen Street West (+1 416 516 2550) just over the road from The Drake is a cute bistro for a beer and a bite.
For after-hours capers, seek out Wrong Bar at 1279 Queen Street West (+1 416 516 8677).
This is a hotel heavensent for cutting-edge culture vultures. As well as all the museum grand dames uptown, for a tour of more contemporary and buyable works, take a trip down Queen Street West, right here in the heart of the Art and Design Design District. Or escape all things urban and go for a great walk through the formal gardens or wooded thickets of High Park, just west of the city. 84 miles south of the city flows the ultimate in natural watery spectacles, Niagara Falls (www.niagarafallstourism.com). Closer to home, on the other side of town are the cobbled lanes of North America's largest Victorian industrial complex, the historic Distillery District, (www.thedistillerydistrict.com) are now a delightful pedestrianised area of warehouses converted into cute cafés, galleries, craft shops.
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