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[Our vegetarian nutrition page -- protein, iron, calcium, D, iodine, omega-3, zine, B12.]
Patio Guide
Vegetarian restaurants: Fine dining guide

Toronto Neighbourhoods

*Annex
Beaches
Cabbagetown
Danforth
Dufferin Grove Area
Downtown
*Kensington Market / Chinatown
*Little India
Little Italy
High Park Area
Junction
*Queen St W
Riverdale
Uptown (Eglinton, St. Clair, Lawrence)
Yonge St (central)
Yorkville

Suburbs
*Etobicoke
North York (and York U.)
*Scarborough
West of Toronto
North of Toronto
East of Toronto

*Very vegetarian friendly

[image of the 2006 edition of the Vegetarian Directory]How to do a Vegetarian Directory

We have been doing a printed directory in the Toronto area for over 10 years. Find out what is involved in doing one for your own town. Our How-to page includes: 12 basic steps, budgets, tips and more.

Ontario Vegetarian Food Bank partnership

image: Canned Tomatoes

We are currently accepting non-perishable food items at our Resource Centre.

Vegetarian Marketplace

A listing of online businesses that offer products of interest to vegetarians.

Vegetarian Directory 20092010 Web Edition – Toronto Area                   

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Food stores | Farmers' marketsBakeries | Chefs
Raw foods | Organics | Kosher | Enviro | Cats & Dogs
Cooking classes | Nutrition | Books, podcasts +
Meditation & Yoga | B&BChildren | Seniors | Vacations

We also have a print version.

Farmers' markets
Thursday, 15 May 2008

[image: Trinity Bellwoods market]

There is nothing better than freshly harvested fruits and veggies. Early in the season you can find find field-grown lettuce, arugula, garlic greens, radishes, strawberries and asparagus, as well as mushrooms, herbs and greenhouse cucumbers. By mid-summer you can find greens, melons, heritage tomatoes, basil, pole beans, broccoli, peaches, wild blueberries, raspberries, yellow plums, the first apples and corn, and much more.

Buying locally grown food supports nearby farmers, and greatly reduces the energy and resources necessary to transport and store foods. See our environmental section for more on the benefits of eating local and organic.

Where to find a complete list of farmers' markets:

TorontoVeg.ca/tfm (organic markets) and the Toronto Farmers' Markets Network.
OntarioFarmers' Markets Ontario lists all the local markets across the province.
United StatesLocalharvest.org has a great, zoomable, searchable map of local markets.