Best Toronto restaurants within a 5 minute walk of High Park Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps
The following Toronto restaurants are all conveniently located within a 5 minute walk of High Park Station and the popular. They are sorted according to their overall rating on Yelp. If you are looking for a good place to eat before or after a visit to High Park, either of these restaurants should prove to be a good choice.
Aztec's Mine

Price: $$
Category: Mexican
Address:
1986 Bloor Street W
Toronto, ON M6P 3K9
Canada
Phone: +1 647-347-1977
Shawn Y. Jun-15-2019
What a nice surprise next to High Park. Local and Fresh! Their hot sauce is fantastic. Definitely will come back for more. Read More
Ariel M. Nov-05-2019
Cute little spot, so I felt bad giving 1 star. A live band was playing and the atmosphere was cozy, and service was good. However , the actual tacos were... Read More
Sharon Y. May-18-2019
Just left High Park and looking for a bite to eat? This could be your place! Lots of interesting Mexican dishes at this conveniently located joint, you'll... Read More
High Park Deli Express

Price: $
Category: Delis Sandwiches
Address:
1960 Bloor Street W
Toronto, ON M6P 3K9
Canada
Phone: +1 416-769-3223
Megan W. Sep-30-2017
Great local deli with awesome lunch/dinner options! They do fresh sandwiches using bakery buns and slice to order deli meat! They also have a great hot... Read More
Dale W. Oct-19-2015
Fresh made sandwiches are always somthing i enjoy. We had a roast beef sandwich which was piled high with delicious fresh cut beef and topped off with... Read More
Andrew N. Jan-25-2015
Yummy authentic food. Shy but very kind staff that truly were happy to show off their cooking Read More
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