Bordering Toronto’s bustling Chinatown, Kensington Market melds many cultures within a few blocks. In the early 1900s, Jewish and Italian immigrants opened shop in this downtown Toronto neighborhood. In 2005, the Market was declared a national historic site.
Kensington Market is a ‘must do’ when in Toronto. This bohemian hood houses amazing eateries, the best bakeries and java joints, bars, vintage clothing shops, tattoo parlors, food markets, and more. Visitors to Kensington are a mix of students, hipsters, families, and tourists of all ages.
I live in Toronto and have been to Kensington Market many times. Every time I visit, I notice something new. The amazing eateries serve up dishes combining classic elements with modern twists. Where else can you eat Schnitzel and Pad Thai in the same establishment? Or chow down on Jerk Chicken Lasagna? Five Mexican restaurants in Kensington Market are also worth a visit. After dinner, try a decadent dessert.
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