5 Unique Places To Eat In Toronto That Everyone Must Try

Tired of your educated, foodie friends making fun of you? Need new pictures to post on Instagram? Well worry no more, as Toronto is filled with extraordinary restaurants and cafes that will not only satisfy your taste buds but give you the ultimate unique dining experience.

1. Poop Cafe

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This may be one of the most unusual cafes you will ever attend but it will definitely give you a laugh. At 706 Bloor Street West, The Poop Cafe serves Asian inspired dishes in the shape of, you guessed it, POOP. Customers are served their poop shaped food on a toilet bowl plate and they even drink out of glasses shaped like urinals. Now as unappealing that may sound, the Poop Cafe is definitely one of the most creative cafes in Toronto. With a style like no other the Poop Cafe may take Toronto by surprise as one of the most innovating cafes.

2. O.Noir

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Taking the term "Blind Dating" literally, O.Noir is Toronto's first blind dining restaurant. This may not be the place to get the best Instagram photos but it is a dining experience that you will not forget. Located on 620 Church Street, O.Noir serves French-Italian cuisine with a twist. The restaurant is in complete darkness, you can't even see the food that is placed in front of you. It is meant to enhance your taste buds in order to fully enjoy your meal. This is an experience that everyone should try...unless you are afraid of the dark.

3. Cat Cafe

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What can make a morning cup of coffee better, the answer is cats. Cat Cafes are taking Toronto by storm with a number of them opening up including TOT, Meow and opening soon Kitty Cat Cafe which have all adoptable cats. Cat cafes are a place where cat and coffee lovers can come together and enjoy the company of feline friends. Petting cats are known to reduce stress and anxiety so the Cat Cafe may be perfect place for the average post secondary student. If you are more of a dog person no worries, there is talk that a puppy cafe might open up in Toronto.

4. CHILL Ice House

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Need a place to "chill" with your friends, then try the Toronto CHILL Ice House. The CHILL Ice House is on 82 Bathurst Street. It is a complete ice lounge including frozen booths, furniture and bars. As soon as you enter you are given capes and gloves that are included in the entry fee. Ice House is a "cool" way to hang out with all your friends and be part of an unique atmosphere.

5. Junked

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Junked is where all your food fantasies come true. Think of your dream food combination, Junked probably serves it. Currently moving thier location to 507 Queen Street West, Junked is Toronto's latest hotspot for both children and adults. Thier famous nachos that are served in Doritos bags (seen in the picture above) has made waves through our Instagram explore page. Junked also serves mac n cheese, ice cream and pizza. Finally a place that will allow you to satisfy all your cravings at once.