グレート・カナディアン・フード・ツアー-セントローレンス・マーケット+蒸留所
説明
ウィリアムは、この「Culinary Experience」を共同で制作しました。ストップ、ペーシング、各話の着地順などです。 台本を受け継いでいない。 誰もこの正確な午後を 渡せなかった 多分彼のボス ジュセップ 彼のバックアップを除いて この区画は 新しいことじゃない ジュセップは2017年からトロントのガイドを務めている。 2019年からウィリアムのガイドを務めています。彼はこのツアーの最初の章をリードし、その後、セントローレンスマーケットと蒸留所地区の新しい時代に向けて一から再構築しました。 このルートの全てのキッチンは、彼を名前で知っている。 チェックリストではなく、ストーリーテリング。 慌ただしい2時間の間に、ピーミールベーコンがトロントのオリジナルになった経緯、蒸留所のピザがカナダ独自の発明であると主張する理由、バタータルト論争の最終的な決着について語ります。 寛大で、決して飾らない。 少人数制で定員は14名、試飲も合わせて満席に。 ナショナルジオグラフィック誌の世界の食品市場トップ10リストで1位になりました。ナショナルジオグラフィック誌が発祥の地としているカナダを味わっています。
ツアーオプション
旅程
国定史跡であり、トロントで最も誇り高い変貌を遂げた場所のひとつ。かつてはビクトリア朝時代のグッダーハム＆ワーツ蒸留所、現在は石畳のレーン、ギャラリー、職人の台所が並ぶ歩行者専用の村。しばしば北米最大のビクトリア朝産業建築のコレクションと呼ばれる。 ここからが、タンクハウス・レーンのスウィーティーパイ・ベーカリーでのウォーキングの始まりです。 ここでの1時間以上、最近のテイスティングには、2つのおいしい一口、アルコールフリーのシグネチャーカクテル、そして余裕を持って食べる価値のある甘いご馳走が含まれています。 テイスティングの合間に、あなたの料理のストーリーテラーは、建物にはできない物語を語っています。ウィスキーが街のこの隅をどうやって作ったのか、なぜ静かになったのか、そして食べ物がどうやって蘇らせたのか。 カメラが歓迎します。どの季節でもレーンは美しく撮影されます。
トロントで200年にわたり、120社以上のベンダーが一屋根の下で供給してきました。ナショナルジオグラフィック誌の世界の食品市場トップ10リストでは、ロンドンのバラ市場を抜いて第1位となりました。 セントローレンス市場は、食べ物を売る観光名所ではありません。2世紀にわたって優秀だったことで観光名所となった労働市場です。 ここでの私たちの時間は、常連の買い物方法をストールに移動する：最近の試飲は、市場のシグネチャーであるピーミールベーコンサンドイッチ、新鮮なシーフード、そして締めくくりの2番目の甘いご馳走が含まれています。 料理のストーリーテラーは、カウンターの後ろにいる家族を知っています。これは、市場で食べることと紹介されることの違いです。 ツアーはここ、マーケットの真ん中で、わざと終わります。 ゲストは定期的に滞在し、持ち帰る荷物のショートリストを武器に買い物をします。 1回の散歩でトロントの食べ方の表面をかすめる程度。
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 近くに公共交通機関があります
- 適度な体力が必要です
- 友人が家族のレシピをいつものように作ってくれるので、グルテンや乳製品、ナッツアレルギーには対応できませんし、ヴィーガン対応もしていません。 ベジタリアンバージョンとペスカタリアンバージョンがあります。ご予約時にお伝えください。
レビュー(135)
This was a great way to see the distillery and market and try some authentic Canadian food. William is a terrific guide.
This was such an amazing insightful tour. Loved every bite of it! Our tour guide was great and shared such interesting information.
I did a solo tour with Jusep the owner and it was awesome. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and he obviously took a lot of pride in paying attention to the little details. Would recommend and I'm planning to book another tour with this company.
This was a great food tour! Our guide, William, was knowledgeable and engaging throughout the tour. He shared the interesting history of both the Canadian food and the old city. He was also attentive to the needs of various group members. The food was all wonderful and the portions were generous. We left full and headed back to our hotel to rest after! I'm rating this tour 4 stars due to a couple critiques on the second half of the tour. Once we arrived at the St. Lawrence Market, there was no opportunity to sit down which became tiring especially after the 15 minute walk from the Distillery District. No beverages were offered during the market portion of the tour either. I had to leave the tour briefly to purchase my own bottled water.
Thank you, Rachel, for the thoughtful review. We’re really glad you enjoyed William’s guiding, the history, and the food — and that you left full! We hear you on the second half of the tour. St. Lawrence Market is an active working market (National Geographic’s #1 food market in the world), and we arrive right in the middle of the lunch rush, so seating is limited and the atmosphere is lively and standing-friendly by nature. It’s very different from the Distillery District portion earlier in the tour. We choose to bring guests there precisely because of that energy and reputation — the busyness is part of what makes it special, even if it means standing is more common than sitting during peak hours. We also note in the tour description, confirmation email, and day-before reminder that this is a walking food tour (roughly 1.2 km over 2.5 hours, with about 1.5 hours on your feet) and recommend bringing a water bottle, as we only offer drink tastings in the first half. We appreciate the feedback and hope the overall experience still felt worthwhile. Thanks again for joining us — we’d love to welcome you back on another food adventure.
So much good food! My boys 12 and 9 had a great time. Great way to explore the area. Our guide William was fantastic!
Thank you, Lacy! Nothing makes us happier than hearing the boys had a great time too — William has a real gift for keeping tours fun for all ages while still packing in the good stuff. So glad you all enjoyed exploring St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery with us. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
This was truly a fun day. Living just outside the city, it was fun getting to be a tourist and eat yummy food. The history lessons paired with the food was great. Learning which food were invented in canada (London Fog, Butter Tart, Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Pinapple on Pizza, and Nanimo bars) and tasting some of the locations that excel at making it. Truly a wonderful day with delicious food.
Here's a reply for Nancy_C's review (Great Canadian Food Tour — William's tour, not the Express): Thank you, Nancy! Locals discovering their own city is exactly the reaction we hope for. So glad William's history lessons — Canada Dry, the Nanaimo bar, the butter tart, and yes, pineapple on pizza — landed as well as the food did. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
William was Great from the moment we met him, He was excellent in explaining all the points along the way. All of the food was amazing and lots of it, It was very nice to get a sample of some of the Canadian popular dishes! William was an excellent guide and was great in answering any question we had. We would highly recommend this tour if you are in Toronto.
Thank you for the kind words and recommendation! We're so glad William's stories and knowledge stood out, and that you got to sample those popular Canadian dishes at St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery. We'll pass this along to him. Hope to welcome you back soon. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
William was such a wonderful host—so knowledgeable and really passionate about the food, but also the history of Toronto, especially the distillery district and St. Lawrence Market. Come hungry because there is so much food to eat!
Thank you so much for this wonderful review — and yes, come hungry is the right advice! William brings such heart to the Great Canadian Food Tour, and it means a lot to hear his passion for both the food and Toronto's history came through so clearly at St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District. We'll be sure to pass along your kind words to him. We hope to welcome you back again soon. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
AMAZING food and history tour with the wonderful William!! Seriously… This was so much more than a few tasty bites. William led us through the Distillery District and St. Lawrence Market to taste the best bites of Canada. His personable tour was absolutely delicious and threaded throughout with historical tidbits. We left with full tummies and warm hearts. Thank you William for this incredibly special day with my teenage son, who didn’t seem to mind a bit that he wasn’t in front of a screen! Priceless family time. ❤️
Melissa, this one got me — a teenage son off his screen for an afternoon is about the highest compliment a tour can get. William has a gift for making that kind of family time feel effortless. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
My sister and booked this activity as first time visitors to Toronto and this was an excellent way to learn about the various neighborhoods and the history of the city while sampling great food options. Michael was our host - he was very knowledgable but best of all he had a great sense of humor and was entertaining. He allowed us enough time at the food stops which included sampling - poutine, a London fog, Hawaiian Pizza, Canada Dry, a Butter tart - as well as several other s- but did not dawdle so you were were able to stay totally engages the entire time. I have been on many food tours and this one one of the best.
Candace, so glad "William" brought that mix of humor and history to your first visit to Toronto — that balance is exactly what we look for in a guide. Thank you for such a generous review. Bienvenue. Welcome home.
