Attending the University of Toronto means finding yourself at the centre of some of the most awesome eats, exciting entertainment, and unique shopping options in the country.
If you are wondering what to discover next, check out these four unique things to do near U of T.
Take a Cooking Class at Dish
Located just west of College & Bathurst, Dish has been teaching Torontonians to level up their cooking skills for over 20 years.
Dish has been offering virtual cooking classes during the pandemic. Shop online for meal kits ranging from appetizers to entrees and baked goods, then join a virtual class for socially distanced fun with your family and friends. Dish also offers prepared meals if you are looking for a delicious meal close to home, without the effort.
Explore Table-top Gaming at Snakes and Lattes
For just $8 a head, you and your friends can enjoy Snakes and Lattes College for hours of fun. Choose from literally hundreds of board games, and pair the games with some of their delicious snack foods or more hearty meal options. The venue also offers a variety of beer, wine, and cocktail options, plus delicious hot espresso and tea drinks.
Shop for Records, Merch, and More at Sonic Boom
Sonic Boom is Canada’s largest independent record store, and a must-see when exploring the College & Spadina area. Whether shopping for the latest release or your favourite vintage album, Sonic Boom has it all. They also purchase used records so you can recycle your music tastes while expanding your collection. Sonic Boom also plays host to live events and is currently offering live stream performances via Facebook to encourage social distancing.
View Footwear Through the Ages at the Bata Shoe Museum
College & Spadina is a hot spot for art galleries, with one of the most unique being the Bata Shoe Museum. This massive museum features an unrivaled collection of footwear, with more than 1,000 pairs of shoes and related artifacts on display at any given time. Explore more than 4,500 years of history as told through the footwear created and worn by the people who lived it.