Cabbagetown is a fun mix of restored Victorian homes, cool shops, great restaurants, nice parks, and colourful events. Summer Tuesdays see a farmers’ market in Riverdale Park and the September heralds the return of the Cabbagetown Festival street fair and a tour of historic homes. No other quarter in Toronto combines a walkable neighbourhood of leafy streets with such close proximity to downtown offices, the major hospitals, universities and colleges, cultural venues, and key shopping. Get everywhere on bike share or the neighbourhood’s streetcar lines.

Was there for the Cabbagetown Festival which was fantastic! So many vendors of food and other interesting things. The main street was closed and turned into a festive pedestrian mall, where the different restaurants on the street set up dining areas. And great, free music of all kinds was everywhere. Off of the main street there are many well-preserved Victorian homes and an urban farm with heritage breeds of animals, free admission. There's a beautiful old graveyard near the farm, one of the oldest in Canada. Enjoyed all the little laneways and plaques that honour famous people who lived in the houses. So walkable, but easy access to downtown Toronto by public transit.

Cabbagetown is the best neighbourhood in toronto!! One of the largest collections of preserved Victorian homes in North America. It has many great restaurants and shops including House on Parliament, Dova, F’amelia, Jet Fuel Coffee, Salt and Tobacco, Le conci, L’avenue, Good Gang Ice Cream, and Blondies Pizza to name a few. Recommend walking the streets of beautiful homes, or visiting Riverdale Farm and parks!

Cabbagetown is a wonderful neighbourhood to spend time in. It has beautiful buildings and great restaurants. It feels like a small cozy town in the middle of downtown toronto. It has beautiful parks and anything you can ask for. Old large picturesque Tree lined streets filled with beautiful victorian homes fully restored, feels like you stepped back in time. Some wonderful restaurants of many cuisines, Dova, F'amelia, L'avenue, house on Parliament, kibo sushi, butterchicken factory to name a few. Anything you can think of within walking distance. The parks and Riverdale farm are excellent places to enjoy with kids and family. Highly recommend

I love visiting Cabbagetown. I come several times a year and it is beautiful in any season. From the quaint shops on Parliament & Carlton Streets, to the parks, Riverdale Farm, the Necropolis and some excellent restaurants — there is a lot to see and do. It’s very walkable and the houses are beautiful. You will notice plaques telling the stories of the famous residents or history of a building. Fun to explore the streets and see the examples of Edwardian & Victorian architecture.