14 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Distillery District:
"Head down to the Distillery District for dinner or coffee." See More
"If ethnic dining is what you're looking for, each night you're in town pick a neighbourhood to sample like Little Italy (College St West), Chinatown (Spadina Road), Greek Town, Distillery District (Parliament & Front), Harbourfront Centre (recently revitalized) and my personal favourite "The Village" which is a colourful mix of bars, patios, restaurants and shopping along Church St just south of Wellesley." See More
"A great place to visit is the Distillery District and St Lawrence Market for good eats, buskers, galleries and patios." See More
"You don't mention how long and if you'll be staying in a hotel or an apartment so it's hard to pin it down specific answers. I wouldn't worry about "dangerous neighbourhoods" as the city it extremely safe and any of the rough parts are in the outskirts and not easily accessible by transit. If you want something in the heart of it all you'll want to stay downtown within 5-10 mins walking distance from the subway loop. There are too many neighbourhoods to run through but check out a breakdown of what's what here !" See More
"I love the Distillery District." See More
"We have the Distillery District which is a very old style area with lots of shops so might be of interest to you." See More
"Some mainstay staples are the Distillery District where you can walk around visit galleries and cafes, see the historic buildings and you're right close to everything downtown." See More
"Check out the Distillery District, Dundas West Station (loads of cool coffee shops), and visit The Monkey's Paw book shop on Dundas West for a really cool take on a book store." See More
"Close by is also the Distillery District and St Lawrence Market two things not to miss in T." See More
"There's the Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, Distillery District, Chinatown, and Casa Loma." See More
"Definitely check out the Distillery District, it's full of galleries and interesting cafes, we had a great time exploring there this summer." See More
"For a different atmosphere, head out to the Distillery District which is a pedestrianized zone lined with historical buildings converted into unique shops and restaurants." See More
"Distillery District for the only cobblestone walking streets in the city." See More
"Since you mentioned eating and architecture, you probably shouldn't miss the Distillery District or a trip to The Gooderham and Worts Distillery which largely still operates out of the same building it began operating out of in 1837." See More