Leslieville Neighbourhood Guide — Toronto

Explore Leslieville in Toronto: Hipster east-end haven of brunch spots, vintage shops, and Queen East's finest independent businesses

Leslieville is where the people who grew up in Parkdale and Kensington move when they want a backyard. It's Toronto's most liveable east-end neighbourhood — a long stretch of Queen Street East lined with excellent restaurants, vintage shops, bakeries, and bars that serve a creative, professional, neighbourhood-first crowd. There are no tourist traps here. Everything is for the people who live within walking distance. It's one of Toronto's best-kept semi-secrets.

Top Picks in Leslieville

NODO Leslieville — Italian — 1192 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1L4
Lady Marmalade — Brunch — 898 Queen St E, Toronto, ON
School Restaurant — Brunch — 70 Fraser Ave, Toronto, ON
Real Jerk — Best Restaurants — 709 Queen St E, Toronto, ON
Descendant Detroit Style Pizza — Pizza — 1168 Queen St E, Toronto, ON
Bobbette & Belle — Desserts — 1316 Queen St E, Toronto, ON
Maha's — Brunch — 226 Greenwood Ave, Toronto, ON
Leslieville Antique & Shop Walk — Shopping — Queen St E from Broadview to Jones Ave, Toronto, ON
Antique Shopping (Leslieville & Queen East) — Shopping — Queen St E from Broadview to Coxwell, Toronto, ON
Leslieville Farmers Market — Markets — Greenwood Ave & Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON
East Harbour Mural District — Murals — Eastern Ave, Toronto, ON
Leslieville Photo Wall — Photo Walls — 1053 Queen St E, Toronto, ON

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