Toronto Travel: Taste of Danforth - Sweets & Confectionery

Summer is a great time for festivals in Toronto and one of the most popular is the taste of the Danforth. It is held annually in early August and visited Aug. 9, 2009 to consider the appeal. The festival was launched in 1994 and now attracts more than one million people. Danforth Avenue, a major east-west traffic in Toronto is the traffic all the way from Broadview Avenue and Jones Avenue several miles of road will be blocked, a pedestrian area. The area is Danforthtraditionally known as Greektown in Toronto, is a major city entertainment and shopping. Dozens of restaurants, including Greek and many have terraces and offer food and entertainment until late at night in an atmosphere reminiscent, in fact, on the Mediterranean. This area is one of the largest concentrations in the world restaurant. During the festival is the street full of stalls from local restaurants, which sell in the possession of delicious traditional greekDishes such as souvlaki, gyros and baklava. Other dishes such as Thai and Chinese are also included roasted corn and delicious crepes desserts, one of my personal favorites represented. The 2009 Taste of the Danforth submitted Weingarten, a temporary restaurant in the street, and several breweries. Three stages will present music of all different kinds, including the Greek music. The Sports Zone offers challenges and games that were created by TorontoProfessional ...