These 10 Healthy Restaurants In Toronto Have The Most Refreshing Menus & Perfect Summer Vibes

Salads don't always have to be boring! 🥗

Bowls from iQ Food.
Associate Editor

Bowls from iQ Food.

Oftentimes people associate healthy restaurants with boring foods like salads and soup, but there's a lot more to it. Toronto has a lot of healthy restaurants for people to choose from and the menus cater to a wide range of foodies with dietary restrictions.

The healthy lifestyles that many Torontonians live today revolve around working out, playing sports, drinking smoothies and eating clean. The city is filled with spots that cater to these needs, and we've rounded up some of the best places to eat where you can feel good about yourself in the process.

Don't get me wrong, indulging in some fast food from time to time can feed those cravings you so desperately want to suppress, but there are some healthy dishes out there that are mouthwatering too.

Here are 10 healthy restaurants in downtown Toronto with a wide range of options to choose from that will make you feel super refreshed this summer.

Mandy's Gourmet Salads

Mandy's Salad

Mandy's Salad

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Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Salads

Address: 52 Ossington Avenue, Toronto

Why You Need To Go: Mandy's is a healthy restaurant in Toronto that offers more than just salads, even though their green goodness bowls are so refreshing and delicious. This spot also has a wide range of bowls, smoothies and desserts, including their famous cookie, to choose from.

If you have a sweet tooth, you should definitely try their "fan favourite" chocolate chip cookie. It's moist, with a soft centre and crispy outer layer — the perfect cookie.

Mandy's menu

Nutbar

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Superfood cafe

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: Nutbar is known for its smoothies and juices, but the cafe also has toasts, salads and bowls, which make for a perfect meal at any point of the day. All ingredients are 100% organic, and their nut and dairy milk is made in-house. There are so many ways to get a refreshing experience here.

Nutbar's menu

Fresh

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Vegan

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: Fresh has various menus to choose from, including lunch, dinner and brunch on the weekend. They make vegan food taste so appetizing and delicious you almost forget it's made of vegetables. They have healthy and indulgent, yet vegan, options on the menu, but their bowls and onion rings are some of the most popular items.

Fresh's menu

District Eatery

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: International

Address: 303 King St W, Toronto

Why You Need To Go: District's slogan is "clean eating and dirty drinking." Located in the heart of the entertainment district, this spot has delicious eats ranging from a steak and mushroom sandwich to bowls and salads. Its food menu caters to meat and vegan eaters with a wide selection of feel-good meals.

District Eatery's menu

iQ Food

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Bowls

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: To indulge in healthy food items that feel good and taste great. iQ Food has a wide range of bowls, salads, toasts, soups and so much more. Make sure to try their Everything But The Bagel Bowl and the Lima; they are delicious.

iQ Food's menu

Kupfert & Kim

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Vegan

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: If you haven't had their waffles, then you're seriously missing out on some delicious vegan delights. Kupfert & Kim offer much more than bowls, even though those are scrumptious. Their menu has breakfast items, snacks and big meals ready to fill you up and make you feel good.

Kupfert & Kim's menu

Impact Kitchen

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: International

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: Impact Kitchen caters to people looking for gluten-free options, paleo, keto, vegan and vegetarian options. They have a breakfast menu, burgers, sandwiches, bowls, soups, broth, baked goods, and so much more. No matter what kind of nutrients you're feeling, Impact Kitchen has got you covered.

Impact Kitchen's menu

Planta

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: Vegan

Address: Various locations

Why You Need To Go: Vegan food doesn't have to be dull and basic. Planta has a couple of locations in downtown Toronto, and each one has its own distinct flavour.

Yorkville's Planta is located on Bay Street and offers pizzas, burgers, pasta and sushi. If you haven't tried their burger, you should. I crave it over meat burgers in the city sometimes, it's that good!

The one on Queen Street has more of an Asian menu, which includes ahi watermelon nigiri, kung pao eggplant and vegan dumplings.

Also, don't skip out on dessert. Oddly enough, vegan desserts are surprisingly rich in flavour. You can never go wrong with Planta's giant cookie.

Planta Yorkville's menu

Mad Radish

Price: 💸

Cuisine: Gourmet Fast Food

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: Bowls, burritos, sandwiches, salads and soups are all refreshing and tasty options at the Mad Radish.

The best part about Mad Radish's menu is its summer meal options perfect for this time of year. Their locations are fast-paced and ideal for a grab-and-go, or you can order it via your preferred delivery app and enjoy your nutritious food on a park bench somewhere.

Mad Radish's menu

Pantry

Price: 💸💸

Cuisine: International

Address: Various locations.

Why You Need To Go: If you're looking for a bowl filled with different foods that include jerk chicken, kale Caesar salads, ponzu salmon, roasted sweet potatoes and many more great options, this should be your go-to.

Pantry is a restaurant by The Food Dudes, and all the items are made from scratch. You can also mix and match your boxes with whatever you desire, meaning you get exactly what you want every time you visit.

Pantry also has a seating area where you can enjoy your meal fresh from the counter.

Pantry's menu

Mira Nabulsi
Associate Editor
Mira Nabulsi is an Associate Food & Drink Editor for Narcity Media focused on all your favourite eats and is based in Toronto, Ontario.
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