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Hungry Hogtown: St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Food & History Tour
Explore Toronto’s original neighbourhood on a relaxed 2.5 hour walk that blends iconic Canadian flavours with the stories that shaped the city. From Old Town’s historic streets to the world-famous St. Lawrence Market, taste the dishes that helped build Toronto’s identity.
Book at least 24 hours in advance to avoid disappointment. This tour is limited to 8 people for a public tour, but if you have a group that's larger we can conduct a private tour for you on request.

2.5 Hours
Brookfield Place fountain, near Tim Hortons seating area
2-12 per group
~$89 adult /$69 child
Local English-speaking guide, Coffee or tea, Half peameal bacon sandwich (vegetarian option available), Canada Dry ginger ale, Butter tart
Explore Old Town Toronto with a local guide
Visit Brookfield Place, Berczy Park, the Flatiron & St. Lawrence Market
Taste Toronto’s iconic peameal bacon sandwich
Enjoy coffee from a local roaster
Try a classic Canadian butter tart
Learn the stories that shaped early Toronto
What to Expect
Welcome to Old Town Toronto—the heart of the city’s early history and one of its most flavourful neighbourhoods. This tour blends iconic Canadian snacks, local storytelling, and beautiful historic streets into one relaxed afternoon walk. This is our “greatest hits” version of the area: the most-loved stories, the can’t-miss foods, and the highlights guests always remember.
You’ll begin inside Brookfield Place, at the fountain in the atrium near Tim Horton's. It's one of Toronto’s most photographed interiors. From there, your guide leads you through early market streets, heritage buildings, public art, and historic sites connected to Toronto’s working class, newcomers, and early city builders. At St. Lawrence Market, you’ll enjoy a peameal bacon sandwich (vegetarian version available), a freshly roasted coffee, a Canadian butter tart, and a taste of ginger ale—each with a story behind it. Your tour ends at a welcoming neighbourhood pub where you can relax, ask for recommendations, or enjoy an optional local beer. It’s a delicious way to experience Toronto’s past and present in one afternoon.