Jamaican and Caribbean commercial corridor along Eglinton Avenue West roughly from Dufferin to Keele. Patty shops, jerk-chicken counters, oxtail stews; one of North America's largest Jamaican commercial districts.
Toronto currently has 5 verified-open restaurants in Little Jamaica licensed in the last 365 days. The newest is LEZZET12 SHAWARMA (Turkish) on Eglinton Ave W, first seen 31 days ago. Chains are excluded. Data refreshed daily from the City of Toronto licence file.
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This Turkish kitchen specializes in Shawarma and pide, drawing on the chef's roots in Bingöl to deliver authentic flavors.
This Colombian cafe serves fresh baked goods alongside traditional coffee and light fare an active social media presence reflecting its community-focused identity.
This spot specializes in birrias Tacos and traditional Mexican fare, operating as a casual takeout operation. · No website yet.
This Portuguese bakery, café serves authentic pastries like natas alongside espresso drinks and a full lunch and dinner menu that keeps regulars coming back for flavors true to…
This Senegalese kitchen specializes in traditional dishes like thiep bu dieun (fish and rice), bissap (hibiscus drink) bouye (baobab fruit beverage).