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Casa Hotels isn’t just about where you stay — it’s how you experience the city. Our neighbourhoods are filled with texture, story, and soul. From art to espresso, street life to shoreline, we curate the best of Toronto just beyond your door.

Queen Street East Delights

A cinematic mix of cafés, murals, vintage shops, and family-run favourites. Here are some of our top recommendations:

Square pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms on a baking sheet, wooden boards, spices.

Descendant Detroit Style Pizza

A cult-favourite for crispy, cheesy indulgence
Outdoor patio at night with string lights, picnic tables, and wooden fence. The sign says

Rorschach Brewing Co.

Craft pints with local flair and skyline views
Aerial view of beach, park, and city skyline under a cloudy sky, with fall foliage in shades of orange and brown.
House with a curved porch and turret, surrounded by a garden of orange and yellow tulips and daffodils.
Outdoor movie screening by a lake; people seated on blankets, watching a screen; night.
Coffee shop exterior with a striped awning, large windows, and a chalkboard sign.
Storefront with large windows displaying art, open door, and flower boxes.
Basketball court in a park, surrounded by trees and grass, with a person playing.
Pizza Margherita on a white plate with fork and knife; red sauce, white mozzarella, basil.

Culture, Nightlife & Design

Wander farther and let the city's stories unfold.

Bar inside Second City with red accents and neon sign:
Modern building with angled glass facade reflecting the sky and surrounding buildings.

Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

A masterpiece of space and storytelling
Row of colorful buildings with storefronts; people on sidewalk.

Queen Street West

Style-forward shopping and mural-filled alleys
Entrance to the TIFF Bell Lightbox with neon lights and people entering, a person on a bicycle, and event staff.

TIFF Bell Lightbox

Cinema culture in its boldest form

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