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The Best Food Courts in Toronto Food courts in Toronto have had a bit of a resurgence of late. From re-modeled downtown food courts like the Urban Eatery to street vendor style set-ups like 214 Augusta Avenue, there's even more reason these days to be excited about your favourite lunch options all being in one place. The best food courts in Toronto distinguish themselves from the cookie-cutter mall variety with more interesting options than just a collection of Subways, Manchu Woks or McDonalds. Not home to your typical fast food chains, these Toronto food courts provide proof that eating with a crowd of people in a communal space is actually something to look forward to. Here's a list of the best food courts in Toronto. Urban Eatery220 Yonge Street, North side, lower level This is the only food court on this list that has its own name - and for good reason. St Lawrence Market91 Front Street East Not your typical restaurant-chain-laden food court, the lower level of St. Top photo by Natasha M on Flickr
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