Explore Toronto
Toronto is Canada's dynamic, multicultural heart — a lakeside skyline of glass towers with a Michelin-starred dining scene and a patchwork of global neighbourhoods. Chauffyr moves you from a Financial District meeting to a Distillery-District dinner or a Toronto Islands escape in a fixed-price black car, minus the downtown gridlock.
The CN Tower skyline, one of the world's most multicultural populations and food scenes, lakefront neighbourhoods, and a thriving arts and finance hub.
The facts, upfront
The best restaurants in Toronto
2 MichelinSushi Masaki Saito
Japanese · Edomae sushi · $$$$ · Yorkville
Toronto's only two-star restaurant — an exquisite Edomae omakase at a tiny Yorkville counter by chef Masaki Saito.
1 MichelinAlo
Contemporary French · $$$$ · Downtown
A one-star French tasting-menu restaurant above Spadina Avenue — consistently rated Toronto's finest dining room.
1 MichelinEdulis
European · Seasonal · $$$$ · Niagara
A one-star husband-and-wife bistro famed for its truffle and wild-mushroom menus and deeply seasonal European cooking.
Canoe
Canadian · $$$$ · Financial District
Fine Canadian cuisine on the 54th floor of the TD Bank Tower, with a spectacular view over the city and lake.
Pai Northern Thai
Thai · $$ · Entertainment District
A perennially packed, colourful Northern-Thai kitchen off King West — the khao soi is a city favourite.
St. Lawrence Market
Market · $$ · Old Town
A historic 1803 covered market voted among the world's best — home of the quintessential peameal bacon sandwich.
What to see in Toronto
CN Tower
Downtown
The 553-metre communications tower that defines Toronto's skyline — with a glass floor and hands-free EdgeWalk.
Royal Ontario Museum
Yorkville
Canada's largest museum of art, culture and natural history, behind Daniel Libeskind's striking crystal façade.
Distillery Historic District
Old Town
A beautifully preserved Victorian distillery complex, now a pedestrian district of galleries, cafés and boutiques.
Toronto Islands
Lake Ontario
A car-free chain of islands off downtown offering the best skyline view, beaches and gentle bike paths.
Art Gallery of Ontario
Grange Park
A major art museum with a superb Canadian collection, reimagined by Toronto-born architect Frank Gehry.
Casa Loma
Midtown
A grand early-20th-century Gothic Revival castle overlooking the city — towers, stables and terraced gardens.
One perfect day in Toronto
9:00 · Morning
CN TowerDowntown — The glass floor
11:00 · Late morning
Royal Ontario MuseumYorkville — Dinosaur galleries
13:00 · Lunch
Pai Northern ThaiThai · Entertainment District — Khao soi
15:00 · Afternoon
Distillery Historic DistrictOld Town — Victorian industrial architecture
20:00 · Dinner
Sushi Masaki SaitoJapanese · Edomae sushi · Yorkville — Edomae omakase
Book this day, one chauffeur
One fixed-price car and driver for every stop — no parking, no waiting, no surge.