a Graffiti tour downtown? heck yeah I'm in! got to take a 2…read morehour Graffiti tour on the queen west neighborhood, and it was outstanding. our guide went through the different portions of the neighborhood and even had us walk through a good section of the famous graffiti alley. the guide also spoke with great passion about the history of graffiti throughout the last couple of decades, what to look out for, and also showed us a really cool hidden wall where the bricks are deteriorating due to all of the graffiti removal over the decades, the brick is physically missing due to this. really a top notch tour. be sure if you go on one of this tours to give the guide a donation at the end, as this not expected, but it is the right thing to do. a great way to kill a couple of hours downtown! would do it again!

The tour was really interesting, with a lot of great history of Toronto. There were only 4 of us in…read morethe group, maybe because it was a Friday at 10 am in July. It was great to get to know everyone, including Sam! She was laid back but professional the whole time. We got Chinese bakery goods, coffee drinks and more pastries as part of the tour! We also got to take a break at the coffee shop, which was really nice and a good way to cool down and reapply sunscreen. I also appreciated the chance to grab a few souvenirs at the market and get photos taken by Sam. This was a really good value and the best deal I found for a Toronto food tour. I would definitely do an urban tour again!

If you're going to see Graffiti Alley, take the tour. I enjoy photographing street art. I learned a…read morelot about the history, styles, and etiquette (yes, there's 'rules') of graffiti. Jennifer was a great guide.

Had a great tour with Jennifer covering the downtown business district. She was thoroughly…read moreknowledgeable, professional, and engaging. We were sorry the tour had to end!

I work for a creative agency out of Austin, TX that services high tech Fortune 50 clients. I…read moreneeded to source someone to help me with a virtual beer and cheese tasting event in Canada and finding someone to work with knowing very little about the lay of the land was a challenge. I'm so glad to have come across Rolling Hops! Garrett and team were an absolute delight to work with and I would highly recommend them to any agencies or corporations looking to do something fun for their clients or employees. Garrett took care of everything from top to bottom, start to finish. It was absolutely seamless and the client was thrilled. I hope to work with Rolling Hops again in the future!

From the owner: Rolling Hops Beer Tours are designed to provide our guests with more than just a beer tour, but…read morerather a one of a kind craft beer experience!

My wife booked this tour, and she hit out of the park. Dave was our tour guide and he was a total…read morerockstar. He even took us on a side tour of Niagara On The Lake..... Shhh, don't tell management. We had plenty of samples, and each location welcomed us. If you want a great afternoon of alcohol sampling and don't want to drive then book a tour.

If you want to blow the socks off your friends, family or significant other than book with these…read moreguys. Steve is absolutely amazing. He answered all of our questions. Went above and beyond to make this day special for my boyfriend and I. All the beers were great and so was the food. I would absolutely recommend booking with them!

Small sake distillery tucked away on the side. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed…read morethe sake flight and cocktail flight and both were great. Our favorite was a the yuzu Collins cocktail which we bought a bottle of after. Seating is a little bit limited with about 5 bar seats, 6 that looking into the distillery area and some just outside.

Really nice sake spot on a cold holiday Toronto night. Definitely a memorable place even though I…read morewas only here for about 20 mins. Sipping that hot apple cider sake is still something I think about and it's been over about a month now. Was definitely a nice way to stay warm through that Toronto winter!!!

We did a three-stop brewery and Cidery tour with a few friends on a Saturday afternoon and it was a…read morewonderful experience. Lots of different beers and ciders to sample, an overview explanation from each venue on what makes their offerings unique and a ton of fun all within a 20 min drive of our home! Snacks were super tasty and pick up and drop off were seamless. I'll be taking more tours in future for sure! Cheers!

From the owner: Ontario Brew Tours offers a safe and comfortable way to tour some amazing breweries, cideries,…read morewineries and farms in the Headwaters region. You will samples some amazing products and learn about the area and it’s history.

I cannot thank Rich enough for the fantastic time he showed us (and a half dozen other pairs of…read moredrinkers) on our tour recently. I've been on quite a few wine tours over the years, and it does take a certain personality to be able to do it well - but Rich was able to entertain AND be personable. He was professional AND endearing. He was always engaged in what we thought of each stop, and his relationship with the people at the breweries/distilleries/wineries seemed genuine. And whether it was him or just the smaller size, It honestly felt like we were treated better, being a part of Rich's group, then being in a group of 50 coming off a tour bus.   The stops were all great. I had some reservations about a few, but was honestly able to find something I loved at each location. Not to mention, the price is extremely competitive with all of the other tours I was researching. The van we were in was even fancy and brand new. If you're looking for something just a little different than your standard wine tour, I cannot recommend them enough.

I booked a surprise tour for my husband's birthday and we had an amazing time. Rich was with me…read moreevery step, from choosing the stops of our custom tour, booking a package, working with me to keep the big surprise from my husband, right through to being an amazing guide on the big day. I would absolutely recommend Brewery and Distillery tours to my friends and family and I hope we get to do another tour soon!

Meh. Not great, not atrocious. Had higher hopes. Went in asking for recommendations from our guide,…read moreand she was not the most helpful. Speakers quiet and guide also quiet on the recommendations. She did not remind us of time limits and let us roam for too long. The speaker kept cutting in and out. I tried getting closer but that didn't even work!!!!! I don't not recommended this but I also don't think we got the best service. It was fun but it is what you make it so bring fun ass friends. i had fun!!! i would do it again!!

It is a lot of work, no motors to help for inclines The driver even had to get out of the…read moredrivers seat and push to get us started (and up hills - great guy).

Casa Loma is Canada's premier attempt at European grandiosity, built between 1911 and 1914 by trust…read morefund baby Sir Henry Pellatt, who clearly won the "born into a rich family" lottery. Spanning 98 rooms, the sprawling Gothic Revival estate comes complete with secret tunnels, an oven supposedly large enough to roast a whole cow, and an impressive collection of empty promises.  Sir Henry went vastly over budget to build a designated "Windsor Room" to host visiting royals, who repaid his hospitality by never actually turning up.   Somewhat sadly, the Canadian government took over Sir Henry's electric company without fair compensation, forcing poor Sir Henry out and leaving the city of Toronto to seize Casa Loma for unpaid taxes in 1924... The Happy Ending is that this all led to Casa Loma being a fun castle tourist attraction, like B or C level castle in Europe. Extra fun when I visited as they some Downtown Abbey costumes on display throughout all the luxurious rooms. Escape rooms, tunnels, towers, and a little museum made this all so fascinating. Its pricy, but entertaining, but get CityPass to save a bit of money.

You'd be an oddball if you were here and not a tourist…read more I fitted in just like everyone else. Visiting Toronto for the first time. Plan for a good 2-3 hour visit if you want to see everything at a leisurely pace. Note that there are a few very narrow and winding staircases to get to the towers. If you come by transit, be prepared for a workout. There are stairs to get to the castle. After that, there are stairs in the castle. Part castle history and part war memorial were the displays. Pro tip - get the Toronto CityPASS if you're here for the first time. You'll save on the attractions