The bf and I booked the Chinatown tour and we are so glad we did! We had so much amazing food and…read morelearned a lot about Toronto and the neighborhood. Our tour guide (we forgot her name but she's an art history student at UT!) was great, very personable and helpful! You get so much food, we were quite full and had leftovers for later! Highly recommend this tour in particular because I would've never gone into all of the places we went to had it not been for this tour. Plus it wasn't overly crowded at each spot which we liked. We wandered over to Kensington market after which was crazy busy so we're glad we did Chinatown instead. Definitely worth it!

Food stalls visited:…read more Everyday Gourmet- coffee & tea Stonemill Bakehouse- pastries/bread (def one of my fave stops besides the bacon sandwich) Churrasco of St. Lawrence- Rissois (bread crumb fried Portuguese type of empanada) & a tart Paddington's Pump- Pea Meal bacon sandwich 1 other place for a tart 1 place to taste mustards St. Urbain Bagel- bagel w/ cream cheese Future Bakery- 1 tart Caviar Direct- salmon candy European Delight- perogies Walking history tour of city begins after stop 3, you'll visit St. Charles's cathedral and hear plenty of history. Our guide was great, he obviously knew his history and I loved the random facts about the city. He was even patient w/ a woman who was from Toronto and acted like she was the leader. She was super annoying, but he remained polite. The food was amazing, I only didn't like the one Portuguese tart. I was stuffed by the end of the tour. It lasted about 4 hours and was well worth the money. This was my 2nd Food Tour and I truly see myself doing one every time I travel.

Great tour. Our guide Michael aka The Captain is a native Torontonian and very knowledgeable and…read moreengaging. He did a terrific job.

"An Incredible Niagara Falls Tour... Just Don't Miss the Bus"…read more What a tour. Seriously, worth every dollar. From start to finish, this was an extremely professional and well-organized experience. The tour guide was knowledgeable, engaging, and kept everything moving smoothly throughout the day. One of the best parts is how convenient the pickup system is -- they have pickup locations near all the major hotels in Toronto, which makes the whole process incredibly easy for travelers. There are several add-on options for the tour, and I highly recommend three of them: 1. The boat ride into the falls 2. Journey Behind the Falls 3. The helicopter ride The helicopter ride especially is one of those "you only live once" experiences. If it's outside your budget, though, the boat ride and Behind the Falls are still more than enough to make for an amazing full day. One thing I'd personally skip is the tower stop. The views are fine, but honestly the tower in Toronto is much better. Now for the one major warning: the cancellation and rescheduling policy is brutal. Even if your flight is delayed or canceled and you provide proof, you are still out the full amount. No refund, no reschedule, no flexibility. We learned this the hard way after our flight got badly delayed. I contacted them hoping to move our booking to the next day and basically got told, "good luck and goodbye." That said... the story has a happy ending. We ended up sprinting through the airport, grabbing a taxi directly from the terminal to the pickup location, and arrived at 8:03 for an 8:00 AM pickup. I had been communicating with them during the chaos and they agreed to hold the bus for five minutes. We used three of those five minutes like it was the final scene of an action movie... but we made it. In the end, I absolutely recommend this tour. Just book carefully, maybe avoid scheduling it immediately after your arrival flight, or get travel insurance for peace of mind. If you plan ahead, you're going to have an incredible time with a professional, organized tour company at Niagara Falls.

I surprised the Mrs. with this tour as an Anniversary gift. She wasn't enthused at first but my…read morerationale was for us to do something different as we both enjoy beer. However, our beer knowledge is limited to Coors Light and Corona so this tour will give us an opportunity to learn more about this concoction. We didn't quite know what to expect on this tour as it was rainy and a bit cold (not bad for a late October day however). We met the group and our guide in front of Steamwhistle Brewery at 11am. Our guide Noah (AKA Chris) was there to greet us. Along with my wife and I, there were 7 other people that were there to be part of the tour. Noah introduced himself, took us inside and led us upstairs where he told us about the company and Oliver, a little bit of a beer history of Toronto and what we will be doing on this tour. BTW, as soon as you arrive upstairs, they provide you with a beer. This is a sign for things to come... A guide from Steamwhistle, Dan, came to tell us about the company and lead us to a tour of the facility. This took approximately 40 minutes and once we came back to the room upstairs, Noah had lunch prepared for us. Lunch consisted of charcuterie: Pretzels buns, assorted meats and cheeses. Let's just say nobody was disappointed as it was very good. Then, we left and hopped into a yellow school bus. This was going to be our mode of transportation for the rest of the tour. Our driver Clem (I believe that was his name) was awesome. Our next stop was Fort York. Noah took us to a little tour of the museum and explain to us the history of Toronto in the 1800's and its relation with beer. No beer tasting in this stop. Afterwards, we went to a driving tour of Corktown and its history. This particular section of the tour wasn't long for us but it depends on the Downtown traffic. It wasn't bad for us. Later, we were dropped off at the Distillery District. We went to Izumi or Ontario Spring Water Sake Company first to taste some Sake. A worker from Izumi, Godfrey, told us about the company and the process of making Sake. We got to sample 3 different types of Sake: Nama-Nama, Genshu and Teion Sakura. Our second stop within the Distillery was Mill St. pub. where Noah offered us the different types of beers that Mill St. offers and the how it differs from each other via process and taste. We had some pretzels bites for appetizers. Then we had some time to explore the Distillery before leaving for our last stop. The manufacturing facility is in Scarborough so therefore it is out of the way. We departed the Distillery for Amsterdam Brewery in Leaside. Here, as Noah warned us earlier, the beers come fast and hard. There's no tour of the facility because they only have it twice a day and it doesn't fit this tour. However, Noah led us with the sampling of around 7 (I believe) Amsterdam beers. The most interesting one was Fracture. My wife and I took part of the optional meal at the Granite Brewery in Yonge and Eglinton. A full meal with another sampling of 4 beers. Noah was a great guide. He was knowledgeable, funny and friendly. He made sure to keep our group relaxed and focused at the same time. He was also time conscious which is a must leading a tour group. He made sure that we were all enjoying the tour plus he was very quick to learn all of our names. This tour goes from 11am to 6pm so be prepared but they have staggered the stops at a perfect pace that you never feel like you are in a rush to get to another location. This tour is not cheap but it's worth it. You will sample more than enough beer and I don't think anyone from our group felt that they were not giving us enough beer at any time. Actually, most of us felt the opposite, that it was too much beer. You will be getting a history lesson about beer and its place in Toronto. Even though I gave 5 stars, they could improve the tour by offering more food along the stops and somehow including the tour of the Amsterdam brewery into the tour. We really don't do anything at Amsterdam besides just sit and drink the offered beers. Kudos to the Old Toronto Beer Tour Company and Noah for creating this wonderful tour and making my wife very happy! You saved me from having me sleep in the couch for a few days. Highly recommended.

We came to Toronto for my 33rd birthday. Steam whistle. Fort York. Some Saki (not for me but some…read morepeople in he group really enjoyed it) Mill St & Amsterdam brewery. Knowledgeable and fun this is a full day tour but we still very much enjoyed learning and drinking our way around Toronto. Oliver was a great guide.

We did the 1 hour harbor tour and really enjoyed it! We had many great views of the skyline and…read moreenjoyed seeing the islands as well. The two person crew did a great job both driving the boat and talking about the sights we were seeing. I enjoyed learning a bit more about the city. One heads up...the stairs down into the main seating area are extremely steep. It's only a few, and the railings are sturdy, but for someone with balance or mobility challenges this could be hard. It might be worth calling ahead to see if space on the small back upper level is prioritized for those who can't navigate the stairs.

Amazing experience doing the boat tour of Toronto! Amazing staff! Really funny and friendly! Highly…read morerecommend this place to others!

Really nice sake spot on a cold holiday Toronto night. Definitely a memorable place even though I…read morewas only here for about 20 mins. Sipping that hot apple cider sake is still something I think about and it's been over about a month now. Was definitely a nice way to stay warm through that Toronto winter!!!

Stumbled upon this sake brewery while taking a break from walking, and it turned out to be a gem!…read moreThe staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable, patiently explaining each sake in detail. I tried the Complete Tasting Flight, which included seven different kinds of sake -- from the unpasteurized and balanced Nama-Nama, the creamy and slightly sweet Nigori, to the bold and undiluted Genshu at 17.5%. Each one had its own unique character and depth of flavor, making the tasting both fun and educational. Prices are very reasonable considering the experience, and it's definitely a great spot to relax and enjoy authentic Japanese sake in Toronto. Highly recommend! 行到攰，無意中走入呢間清酒廠，竟然有得飲日本酒，真係一個驚喜！店員非常親切，仲詳細解釋每一款清酒嘅特色。我試咗 全套清酒品嚐 (Complete Tasting Flight)，一共有七款：包括口感均衡嘅 Nama-Nama、帶有淡淡甜味嘅 Nigori、仲有酒精度高達17.5%、濃烈又純粹嘅 Genshu。每一款酒都有自己獨特嘅風味，飲落去唔單止開心，仲好有教育性。價錢合理，以呢個體驗嚟講非常抵，係多倫多一個非常值得停落嚟歎返杯日本清酒嘅地方。強烈推薦！

The tour with Noah was exceptional! Noah was knowledgeable, knew fun, architectural, historical and…read morecultural stories about each stop. He had excellent tour guide practices for being fairly new in this role: he always looked at us when he was speaking, he never turned away into the wind where his voice would be lost, He didn't point things that we could not see, he always checked to see if we were walking at a good pace together and offered stops for breaks and washroom. The tour was sold for $1-5, and we were asked to pay him $30CAD at the end. It was so informative and enjoyable, I paid $40US. I would 100% recommend this tour if you visit Toronto!

Great guide Alex. Informative and very friendly. Wonderful encompassing tour with lots of history.read more

Old Town with Golshan was great. She was articulate and engaging. She even had an iPad to show us…read more"before" pictures of some spots we visited. All her dining recommendations were spot-on. Downtown Toronto with Jackie was also great. She was funny and articulate and kept the attention of a very big group very well. They work on tips only. It's a fantastic way to get to know this beautiful city.

If you're going to see Graffiti Alley, take the tour. I enjoy photographing street art. I learned a…read morelot about the history, styles, and etiquette (yes, there's 'rules') of graffiti. Jennifer was a great guide.

The Best Tour Guide and Sightseeing Tour from Toronto is Zoom Tours…read more Best experience ever.

basically they false advertise on Viator to include a journey behind the falls, lunch, and a boat…read moretour for $379. We get on the tour, and turns out it's only the boat tour, when I see the tickets online for $100 total. They scammed us !