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From Italian to Thai and French cuisine, there is no shortage of amazing food and restaurants in Toronto.

Among those who love to go out in the city are Canadian athletes who have either lived, trained or competed in Toronto at some point in their careers.

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Canadian Olympian Penny Oleksiak says she's normally pretty good about eating healthy when it comes to her training, especially now as she trains for the 2024 Olympics.

However, the professional swimmer believes in balance when it comes to food and she has some go-to spots in Toronto where she can indulge in some of her favourite foods.

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Where is the best pizza in Toronto?

Toronto is filled with mouth-watering slices with gooey cheese, flavourful sauce and enough toppings to make your head turn on a swivel, but with so many Toronto restaurants, it can be hard to determine the top contenders.

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So many restaurants in Toronto deserve a shoutout because the food scene in the city is all anyone can talk about. However, the vibe is mainly about finding the best new thing or keeping the good ones to yourself.

But, we're not going to gatekeep and share some Toronto restaurants that every person needs to try at least once to believe they are a true Torontonian and food expert.

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If there's something about Toronto that locals will rave about and people will travel for, it's the food scene.

But for a city as filled with top-notch multicultural cuisine as the 6ix is, finding the places to get the stuff actual Torontonians are excited about may seem overwhelming, especially to visitors with only so much time to explore or newcomers with no prior knowledge.

For the locals, I know, these recs are likely overcited or familiar but that's the point. They may also not be west enough for you to count as "west end." For visitors, however, the west end is everything west of Yonge Street. The goal here is to give recommendations, with some variety of cuisines, to offer a starting point for some of the most popular dining areas in the city.

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