5 food halls in Toronto you need to visit at least once

Food halls in Toronto are the perfect place to go to when you need to satisfy a number of palates who know exactly what they want — or if it’s just you and you’re not quite sure.

Far gone are the days of the musty, dusty food court — the city’s food halls welcome some of the hottest eateries around to keep their buzzing crowds fed.

Here are some of the food halls in Toronto that you need to try.

Queen’s Cross Food Hall

A total revamp to the space that previously housed the Richtree Marketplace on the lower level of the Eaton Centre, this O&B concept features original restaurants serving sandwiches, donuts, empanadas, pasta, pizza and beyond.

Wellington Market food hall at The Well

It only makes sense that one of the city’s most-buzzed-about food halls resides inside one of its most-buzzed-about developments. This food hall, located at The Well makes the most of its 70,000 square feet of space by featuring more than 50 of the city’s favourite eats, from Rosie’s Burgers to Gus Tacos.

Chef’s Hall

Located in the Financial District, this food hall has evolved over the years but currently features vendors such as Grandma Loves You, Mary’s Brigadeiro and Pokito. The best feature? A huge patio right on Richmond St. where you can eat or drink with views of the surrounding towers.

Waterworks Food Hall Toronto

This brand-new food hall located inside the historic Waterworks building near Brant and Richmond St. features a carefully curated cast of quintessential vendors, like Harry’s Charbroiled, Dave’s Genuine Deli, Island Oysters and Musoshin Ramen.

Table Fare + Social

Located in South Core, this small-but-mighty food hall features swanky interiors and quick-service satellites of some majorly droolworthy restaurants, like Aloette, Pai and Friday Burger Company.