Toronto

Pros: Clean and safe city with very friendly people.
Cons: Traffic and a bad rap with SARS

I live in New York. It boarders Canada. I have visited a few times. I love the Canadian people, though I must say that the Canadian Government politics toward the US in regard to Iraq had me a bit dismayed. Having said that, I want to stick up for my ...

Pros: Useful as base for seeing the rest of Canada which is beautiful. Nice waterfront.
Cons: Dull. A big sprawl of housing. Not a great deal else.

I can't explain why I was in such a bad mood when I landed at Toronto Pierson International airport. The flights to Toronto from NYC via Cleveland (go Indians) was pleasant enough, and I was looking forward to my little trip to Canada, even though the ...

Pros: Greek Town, Harbourfront Centre, Eaton Centre
Cons: CN Tower, Boathouse Grill, Wonderland

Toronto is a beautiful Canadian city located on the shores of Lake Ontario just two hours away from my house in Rochester NY! A convenient drive to Niagara Falls, and Buffalo. The downtown area is located right on the shores of the lake, and the...

Pros: So many bookstores to choose from!
Cons: Just which one do you choose?

If you are any thing like me,places to visit are rated by the quantity and quality of bookshops that can be found there. I am like a moth to a naked light when I espy one that I haven`t seen before and now that we have the World Wide Web , the hunt for...

Pros: One-of-a-kind architecture, delightful Island area, sports, harbor, good restaurants and hotels
Cons: Downtown a little dull, Beaches not worth the trip, Science Museum too far out of town

Toronto was a delightful surprise that started with a long, slow walk around the SkyDome stadium where the Blue Jays play. Much larger than life-size cement sculptures of umpires and fans stand out in 3-D at crazy angles. It's great fun, and sets the...

Pros: Whatever it is you're looking for, Toronto's got it. We is multicultural to di bone.
Cons: The weather, and the girls, sometimes make me wanna go, "Brrrrr!"

Nicknames: T.O., T-dot, G.T.A. You live in the same city for a decade and you either end up killing yourself or loving the place. Fortunately for me, it’s impossible to hate Toronto. Aside from perhaps the instantly recognizable CN Tower, ...

Pros: Lots of ghosts, good food, pretty money, a good variety of attractions
Cons: Butter tarts and poutine are fattening

One of the wonderful things about big cities is that writers can find so many different aspects to write about them. Toronto is Canada's largest city, with a thoroughly diverse population and over 200 years of history. Articles can be found on ...

Pros: Virtually crime free, lively, a lot to see and do
Cons: Traffic, downtown hotels expensive

Background
I have been to Toronto twice and have driven through it on another occasion on my way back from Montreal. I visited the city in October 1998, and September 1999, with a group of friends. I was not able to spend any night downtown...

Pros: lots to see and do
Cons: Days Inn on Carlton Street

Toronto is a great city! I had always heard that it was a place I should visit and I was excited when my husband was awarded a free two night stay at the Royal York Hotel by his employer. Da ys Inn - Carlton ...

Pros: Exceptional nightlife, very little crime, shopping venues, friendly and multicultural natives.
Cons: Often nightmarish traffic congestion. CN tower somewhat overrated. Frigid winters.

Having done a Montreal review, I have decided to write a review on Toronto since I spent some time there. I went to college an hour away for 4 years. Toronto is one of the largest metropolises in Canada. The city is in fact, so large; you can ...

Pros: Town Inn - full size one bedroom apartment for a great price!
Cons: Few good suites hotels in downtown Toronto

NOTE: All prices in this article are Canadian dollars.

I actually live in Toronto however, I decided to host a special birthday sleepover for my daughter who was turning 13. The idea was to rent a one bedroom (for the girls)hotel...

Pros: Nightlife and party scene must be witnessed to be believed.
Cons: You want greatness, be ready to pay for it.

I want to talk about this city's amazing nightlife. My brother was to be married some time ago and I immediately thought for his stag - road trip!! But where and when? Since some of the boys had limited budgets we decided to shy away from tradition...

Pros: Great food, great price
Cons: Just what it has done to my waist line

There is nothing overly fancy or even remarkable about the Pickle Barrel Restaurant and therein lies its charm. This is simply a good reasonably priced family oriented restaurant. good selection, good food, good service, and good (meaning reasonable)...

Pros: great food, incredible prices
Cons: Sometimes a lengthy wait for your table

First off I have to point out I didn't make up that title. I swear that's what they have printed on their business cards. Anyone who doubts me on this, I invite you to e-mail me and I'll scan the card into my computer, and e-mail it back to you as proof....

Pros: The little boats around the sushi bar are cute.
Cons: There isn't anything special about this place.

There's not a whole lot to say about this place, but it's worthy of a review as it turns up in nearly every guide book. Fune is a trendy restaurant and good fun, located in the heart of downtown Toronto, a bit west, toward Chinatown. (If you're ...