Research Paper On Tim Hortons

Where else to begin? Toronto has some of the best restaurants in the world, and its multiculturalism lends itself to a wide variety of cuisines. If you're as committed to carbs as I am, you have to check out Terroni. This Italian restaurant has locations across the city, so you'll be able to access one wherever you're staying, but my personal favourite is the Adelaide site. It’s housed inside of an old court house and jail, and you can even see some of the cells in the washrooms downstairs! This restaurant may have a few quirks (like their refusal to make changes to the menu or serve pre-cut pizza), but the delicious food is definitely worth the slight annoyance. If you prefer pasta, I recommend the Spaghetti al Limone, a tangy lemon dish which is light but still slightly creamy and definitely filling enough for a full meal!
No trip to Canada is complete without a visit to Tim Horton’s, the famous Canadian coffee and donut chain which is now making its way to American towns near the border. For a quintessential Tim’s experience, have an Iced Capp (basically a vanilla and coffee flavoured milkshake) and a box of Timbits (Canada’s answer to the donut hole). The best part? Way cheaper than Starbucks - and even more delicious! For more dessert, definitely make time to try Sweet Jesus, which has become something of a Toronto icon in recent years. This ice cream spot offers soft serve garnished with toppings like marshmallows, shredded coconut, graham crackers, and even cotton candy! Don’t worry if you're dairy-free - the coconut milk substitute is just as sweet and