University of Toronto

Bloor street is the hottest spot located a steps from the University. There is also Harbord Street which is accross the University with lot of places to go for dinner and drinks. My best cafe (reminds me of Europe) "Future Bakery" located at Bloor Street. Night life for someone like me who cames from Spain was a little dissapointing; however, you just have to adjust and realize that party time here starts at 7:00 pm and finishes at 2:00 am (after that time not alcoholic drinks are allowed).

Toronto caters for everyone's tastes; movies, plays, sport events. As for the food, there's a variety in restaurants representing the different ethic cultures. There's a nice and casual place for brunches on Bloor called Curiosity and i really appreciated the pub Kalendar on Queen. Lattes and hot apple ciders are exquisite in winter.

We really liked going down to the Old city and hanging around. Anything from going down to the pier to hanging out on the boardwalk in front of the Chateau Frontenac. Although, I never went there is this club on the Grande Allee which is really popular: Chez Dagobert. There are some excellent places to eat in Quebec. Be warned that eating here is an experience. It's not uncommon to spend 3 hours in a restaurant! Also, get the table d'hote. These are set menus and they seem a bit more expensive but they are totally worth it. Also, QC is definitely a city of festivals. There is always something going on!!! During the summer there is the Festival d'ete. They have open air concerts and stuff. You pay $8 and that gets you into anything!!! They get good acts too......while we were there they had Zebda (they are a French group that had the #1 song in the city at the time) and Great Big Sea. The festivals are loads of fun and a really inexpensive way to have a good time!!

"the green room" - best cafe/bar all night clubs about the same style live jazz/rock nights are a must

basketball,billiard

Alevonto nightclub