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Canada · Ontario

Plan a trip to Toronto

Toronto's dining scene reflects the city itself — Ossington's modern Canadian bistros sit blocks from Kensington Market's global food stalls. FlightLogic tracks the dining rooms turning that diversity into some of North America's most interesting menus.

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Toronto skyline and CN Tower across the harbour at sunset — Photo: Benson Kua / CC BY-SA 4.0

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How do I plan a trip to Toronto on FlightLogic?

Plan Toronto on FlightLogic with 11 curated hotel guides, 2 rated restaurants, airport orientation for YYZ. Stay and dining guides are editorial — not a scraped dump — every restaurant carries an expert score and visit notes, with live stay rates on our booking partner and no FlightLogic markup added.

Population: 3.0 million Top cuisines: Modern Canadian , Canadian , Bistro

Where to stay in Toronto

All Toronto hotels we cover → · Compare hotels

Top-rated restaurants in Toronto

Main dining room of Alo, Toronto

Queen West, Toronto $$$$

Alo

French · Contemporary

Expert 9/10

Patrick Kriss's Spadina dining room remains Toronto's benchmark for polished French tasting-menu hospitality.

Toronto special occasionsFrench tasting menus

Chef Masaki Saito preparing a course at Sushi Masaki Saito, Toronto

Yorkville, Toronto $$$$

Sushi Masaki Saito

Sushi · Edomae

Expert 9/10

Masaki Saito's six-seat Yorkville counter remains Canada's most exacting Edomae sushi experience.

Serious sushi dinersTiny omakase counters

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Find somewhere to stay in Toronto

Search Toronto hotels near the restaurants above — pick your dates and guests on our stay partner's site* at their price, with no FlightLogic markup.

People also ask

What is the highest-rated restaurant in Toronto on FlightLogic?

Ossington House leads with a 4.6/5 rating and 8.5 expert score for its modern Canadian small-plates menu.

Is Ossington walkable from downtown Toronto?

Yes — it's about a 20-minute streetcar ride or a 30-minute walk from the downtown core.

Where should I stay in Toronto?

Start with our curated Toronto hotel hub — 11 property guides with neighbourhood context, airport transfers and honest fit notes.

Which airport should I use for Toronto?

FlightLogic covers Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Open the airport guide for terminals, Wi-Fi and ground transport before you pick a hotel neighbourhood.