Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Hidden within the Momofuku restaurant, up a set of stairs and within a glass, refrigerated space, is Milk Bar. Here you'll find a unique selection of cookies (including gluten-free) like the compost cookie (pretzels, graham crackers, chips, butterscotch and chocolate, and more,) blueberry and cream, and confetti cookies among others. They even have cake truffles! Definitely a must try for those with a sweet tooth.
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Milk Bar Toronto
Hidden within the Momofuku restaurant, up a set of stairs and within a glass, refrigerated space, is Milk Bar. Here you'll find a unique selection of cookies (including gluten-free) like the compost cookie (pretzels, graham crackers, chips, butterscotch and chocolate, and more,) blueberry and cream, and confetti cookies among others. They even have cake truffles! Definitely a must try for those with a sweet tooth.
Small local eatery just a few steps away from the building, Illstyl3 makes delicious Philly cheesesteaks, hoagies, platters and breakfast. Try the Philly Jawn (cheesesteak with mushrooms-add peppers if you like it spicy,) the Catfish Po-boy, and the crab fries. Open late on Friday and Saturday nights!
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Illstyl3 Sammies
300 Richmond St WSmall local eatery just a few steps away from the building, Illstyl3 makes delicious Philly cheesesteaks, hoagies, platters and breakfast. Try the Philly Jawn (cheesesteak with mushrooms-add peppers if you like it spicy,) the Catfish Po-boy, and the crab fries. Open late on Friday and Saturday nights!