Toronto's top contending food halls to meet all your cravings

From the IYKYK to the sprawling cite centric spot, here's our list.

Toronto’s food scene is as diverse as the city itself, and there’s no better way to experience it than through its incredible food halls. From bustling marketplaces filled with international eats to sleek, chef-driven dining hubs, these spots offer a little bit of everything—whether you’re craving authentic street food, burgers, sushi or plant-based bites.

This guide takes you through the best food halls in Toronto, highlighting what makes each one special. Whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch, enjoying a night out with friends, or just exploring the city’s culinary gems, these food halls are perfect for every craving and budget.

Waterworks Food Hall

Nestled a stone’s throw away from King Street, Waterworks is the newest addition to the Toronto scene and a mighty fine one. You’ll find Grape Witches for wines by the glass, Harry’s Charbroiled for burgers, Civil Liberties for cocktails and plenty of more vendors. You definitely won’t be short of options here.

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Assembly Chef’s Hall

Assembly Chef's Hall, located at 111 Richmond Street West in Toronto, features 17 of the city's top chefs offering a diverse range of options. With its lively atmosphere, it's an ideal spot for groups dining under one roof.

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Wellington Market

Wellington Market, nestled within Toronto's vibrant The Well complex, is a bustling 70,000-square-foot food hall featuring over 50 diverse food merchants.

Gerrard Square

Gerrard Square’s food court offers a variety of options, including Tropical Joe's, known for its flavorful jerk chicken and Caribbean dishes.

Dynasty Centre

Dynasty Centre is a bustling hub in Toronto's Chinatown, known for its mix of dining options that showcase a wide range of authentic Asian flavors.

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Pacific Mall

Pacific Mall, located in Markham just outside Toronto, is North America's largest indoor Asian shopping mall, packed with a vibrant mix of food stalls, bubble tea shops, and authentic eateries. From hand-pulled noodles to dim sum and crispy roast duck, it's a go-to spot for food lovers craving a true Hong Kong-style food hall experience.

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First Markham Place

First Markham Place is a bustling shopping center in Markham known for its diverse Asian food court, offering everything from authentic Chinese BBQ and steaming bowls of pho to crispy fried chicken and bubble tea.

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Village by the Grange

Village by the Grange is a casual food court in downtown Toronto, conveniently located near OCAD University and the Art Gallery of Ontario. With a mix of international eats, from Korean bibimbap and Japanese ramen to Caribbean roti and fresh smoothies, it’s a great spot for an affordable, quick bite in the city.

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TABLE Food Hall

TABLE Fare + Social is a contemporary food hall located on the fourth floor of CIBC SQUARE at 81 Bay Street in Toronto's financial district. This 40,000-square-foot space offers a diverse selection of culinary options, including Thai street food from Chaiyo by Pai, gourmet burgers from Friday Burger Co., and authentic ramen from Misoya Ramen.

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Queen’s Cross Food Hall

Queen's Cross Food Hall is a vibrant culinary destination located within Toronto's CF Toronto Eaton Centre. This 19,000-square-foot space features 16 chef-driven food stalls, offering a diverse array of global cuisines, from Southern BBQ at Cherry Street Bar-B-Que to fresh sushi and poke bowls at Captain Neon Sushi & Bowls.