Hey, Leafs Fans, Tell me the one Thing I Must do in Toronto on Game day.

[Didalee Hed]

Hey fellow nhl fans.

I am a Canucks fan from B.C., and I will be attending the February 29th game in the centre of the hockey universe.

My friends and I will be driving into Toronto the morning of the 29th from Ottawa. We will be hitting up the hockey hall of fame. What else though would you recommend is the single most important thing to see in Toronto outside of the hall of fame and a Saturday night hockey night in Canada game?

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[dubplatepressure]

The CN tower is within walking distance and is cool enough to do once. Lots of nice restos down in that area too all within walking distance.

 

[Confucius]

walk along Front st to the CN Tower, walk up Yonge st. from Front st. to Dundas Sq.

 

[willmma]

Ripley's Aquarium is nice. Also check out the CityPass

Official Toronto CityPASS® | Visit 5 Toronto Attractions for US$ 72.92

 

[Walshy7]

you could go skating at city hall in front if that colourful Toronto sign, if you are into skating.

 

[ACC1224]

Back Bacon sandwich at St Lawrence Market

 

[The Hanging Jowl]

Have a walk around the PATH maybe? It's truly amazing. Have an early dinner at the Loose Moose (walking distance to the Scotiabank arena and a traditional place for fans to meet up before a game). If you only have one day, really not much to fit in like going to see the Falls. The good news is there are tons of restaurants and cool shops in the area just north of the arena. Go check out Steve's Music on Queen Street if you're into guitars, etc. Hope you have a fun day.

 

[ACC1224]

Have a walk around the PATH maybe? It's truly amazing. Have an early dinner at the Loose Moose (walking distance to the Scotiabank arena and a traditional place for fans to meet up before a game). If you only have one day, really not much to fit in like going to see the Falls. The good news is there are tons of restaurants and cool shops in the area just north of the arena. Go check out Steve's Music on Queen Street if you're into guitars, etc. Hope you have a fun day.

Yes, a fun day ending in a disappointing loss.

Go to Real Sports after the game. They had a pretty good band in there after the last game I attended and no cover.

 

[Hockey Crazy]

Depends on what you're into... for me I'd go for a walk along queen west and find a good spot for lunch... it's one of the better parts of the city from Claremont to spadina for food. Then I'd also make sure to get the the HHOF. If you're into craft beer then cest what is all Ontario craft for pre or post game beer.

 

[Cor]

Pay a large amount for beer

 

[frog]

Toronto has some of the best mcdonald's in all of ontario

 

[A1LeafNation]

Hit up the distillery district if you want to experience some pricey dining and drinks.

 

[The Shrike]

Back Bacon sandwich at St Lawrence Market

Peameal Bacon Sandwiches at Paddington's Pump Restaurant.
Veal Parmigiana sandwiches at Uno Mustachio.
Piri Piri Chicken at Churrasco's.

Best place to get take out food in the city.

 

[7even]

Have a walk around the PATH maybe? It's truly amazing. Have an early dinner at the Loose Moose (walking distance to the Scotiabank arena and a traditional place for fans to meet up before a game). If you only have one day, really not much to fit in like going to see the Falls. The good news is there are tons of restaurants and cool shops in the area just north of the arena. Go check out Steve's Music on Queen Street if you're into guitars, etc. Hope you have a fun day.

I always hit up Steve's on the rare occasions I'm back up in town. Queen Street in general is a fun walk.

Depends on what y'all are into but I've killed half a day at the ROM.

 

[Bomber0104]

Go take a tour underneath the Gardiner.

 

[The Shrike]

Go take a tour underneath the Gardiner.

Pretty gloomy under there, city needs to utilize that space better.

 

[Gary Nylund]

Pay a large amount for beer

Yeah, this. The rest is just details.

 

[7even]

Has the Hyatt finished renovations? The rooftop bar is a great place for a nightcap. Unreal view of the city.

EDIT: now that I think about it, every time I've been there I've met interesting strangers and had great conversations. A French Canadian metrosexual I met there in 2016 literally saved my life. Oh the people you meet.

 

[AvroArrow]

If you're getting in to town early enough go this breakfast place called, School. Probably my fav breakfast joint, their chicken and waffles are amazing too.

 

[Northern Dancer]

Back Bacon sandwich at St Lawrence Market

Great idea. Are you a ketchup or mustard guy?

 

[JT AM da real deal]

Hockey Hall of Fame all day long. Then eat pregame at Hotstove. Then post game drink at Real Sports. That is an all in day.

 

[gtforepro]

Sneaky Dee's for late breakfast and beers. Burro favorito.

 

[Notsince67]

Back Bacon sandwich at St Lawrence Market

I prefer the veal

 

[hfman]

seems like the original poster dropped the stinkbomb and vanished

lol some of you guys will fall for anything

 

[Leafsfan74]

Pray for the Leafs.