This is Toronto's gay district. It is clean and modern, however there are a lot of people who proposition you, which made me uncomfortable. Some bakeries here are a.mazing though

If this is your sexual orientation than this is the part of town to go to check this type of thing out. I don't make it a habiit to go to this part of town in Toronto but like to check the pawn shops just south of this community. There is always sommething interesting to check in these type of... More

I've lived in this area and visit it every summer. It's a very friendly area and always seems like people have time to sit on patios or in coffee shops. The pubs in the area are great and I've seen a few good shows in the clubs. It's all good fun!! Pride is unreal so much going on and always... More

For some reason Church has become the club house for many of the gays in Toronto. Not that there's anything wrong with that. What they see in this grotty street, escapes me. No trees. Just a lot of two story red brick. Lousy parking. No half-decent restaurants. It's only saving grace is that it turns into muscular Mt. Pleasant at... More

The south end of Church Street is rather mainstream, nothing special other than the occasional shop or restaurant, North of Carleton it becomes the gay village. I'm not gay, but I love to run my errands in the little shops or grab a coffee and find it lively, friendly and pleasant...at night it gets especially lively and a little racier.... More

Bust out your dancing shoes and drinking skills. Lots of bars and clubs to fit all tastes. The only downside is they close at 2am due laws.

changes often but always great to visit... all the old places are still ther.. and then some new places and names pop up.... always a great time in the gay bour hood

This is a great area of the city to walk through. Lots of shops and cafe's to check out, and overall a friendly neighbourhood.

Church Street is fabulously, proudly gay - though it's a less of a scene for the younger gay generation, than it used to be (since many of the best gay nights have moved to Queen West and Dundas West). That being said, it's still awesome for people watching, for drag nights and it's continuing political activism.