IDA Ontario, 6th Annual Conference
Saturday, May 8 , 2010
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Hotels
Restaurants back to top
Autogrill
495 Eglinton Avenue W
Toronto, ON M5N 1A7
416.488.7729
Bistro on Avenue
1678 Avenue Road
North York, ON M5M 3Y4
416.783.1928
Ferraro Restaurant
502 Eglinton W
Toronto, ON M5N 1A5
416.488.7729
Greek Gourmet
1554 Avenue Road
North York, ON M5M 3X5
416.489.9576
Safari Bar Grill & Heated Patio
1749 Avenue Road
North York, ON M5M 3Y8
Xaphire
530 Eglinton Avenue W
Toronto, ON M5N 1B4
416.482.3380
Attractions back to top
Bookstores back to top
- Bakka - 598 Yonge St.
- Book City – 501 Bloor Street West
- Chapters World’s Biggest Book Store- 20 Edward St.
- David Mirvish Books/Books on Art - 596 Markham St.
- Pages Books & Magazines - 256 Queen St. W
- Parentbooks – 201 Harbord St.
- Toronto Women's Bookstore - 73 Harbord St.
- University of Toronto Book Stores – 214 College St.
- Wonderworks - 79 A Harbord St.
Neighborhoods back to top
The Beach Antique shops, clapboard cottages, quirky stores and restaurants and a lakeside boardwalk. Bloor/Yorkville Bounded by Bloor St., Avenue Rd., Davenport Rd. Charles & Yonge St. but most shopping, strolling and starwatching takes place on Bloor, Yorkville and Cumberland. www.bloor-yorkville.com Elegant shopping and dining, designer boutiques, antique shops and galleries. Four Seasons, Park Hyatt and Windsor Arms Hotels. Chinatown Queen St. W. to College St., Bay St. to spadina Ave. This ever-expanding area is home to a wealth of oriental shops and fruit markets and a vast selection of authentic Chinese restaurants. Distillery Historic District - Trinity and Mill St. in the Parliament and Front St. vicinity - 416-364-1177 www.thedistillerydistrict.com Toronto's first pedestrian only village. Victorian industriaol architecture houses a variety of galleries, boutiques, restaurants and shops. Greek Town #205-505 Danforth Avenue www.greektowntoronto.com 416-479-5634 Dining, shopping, strolling, patios and people watching Harbourfront Queens Quay between Jarvis St. and Bathurst St. Specialty shops at Queens Quay Terminal and terrific lakeside trail. www.harbourfrontcentre.com 416-973-4000 Toronto Islands Catch the ferry at the terminal by The Westin Harbour Castle Hotel, at Bay St. and Queens Quay. 416-392-8193 (ferry information)
Shopping back to top
Roots Toronto Eaton Centre & 100 Bloor St. W. www.roots.ca 416-323-3289 Holt Renfrew 50 Bloor St. W. www.holtrenfrew.com 416-922-2333 William Ashley's - Manulife Centre www.williamashley.com 905-566-8500 Extensive selection of dinnerware and china Hazelton Lanes 87 Avenue Rd. One of Toronto's most striking shopping centres www.hazeltonlanes.com 416-968-8602 Yonge/Dundas area Toronto Eaton Centre - 220 Yonge St. 416-598-8700 One of Toronto's largest shopping centres Queen Street West between Yonge and Bathurst Trendy restaurants, fashion, galleries and antigue shops. Toronto Antique Centre 276 King St. W www.torontoantiquectr.com 416-345-9941
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