The 10 worst lineups you'll face in Toronto this summer
Lineups in Toronto are getting more and more outrageous, especially when the temperatures begin to rise. From ice cream purveyors to popular bars, I've narrowed it down to the worst of the worst queues.
Here are my picks for the worst lineups you can expect in Toronto this summer.
The latest ice cream craze to hit Toronto isblack ice cream. Yes, you read that correctly. It's proving todraw huge crowdsandfilling up Instagram feedswith its shocking appearance.
As one ofToronto's best brunchdestinations it's no surprise that when the weekend comes around you'll have to wait to chow down onwafflesandFrench toast.
Even on chilly days thisOssingtonice cream shop boasts a pretty hefty line. People are eagerly waiting to get their fill of delectableice cream sandwichesandmust-try cones. Although the lineup may eat up your time, everyone who visits guarantees it's wellworth the wait.
The restaurateur behindHanmotoandOddSeoulnow also boasts this Vietnamese snack bar tucked away on Clinton St. All restaurants remain popular but as the newest, Pinky's draws the longest wait times.
When Sweet Jesus opened its doors nearKing West, it setInstagram aglowwith its epic cones. Now the tiny shop connected toLa Carnitahas a a cult-like following resulting in a lineup all along John St. Pro tip: the wait is much shorter at itsRiverside location.
Looking to grab a seat at this popularlakeside patio? Get in line. On the sunniest of days this outdoor establishment draws major crowds for its spectacular view of the waterfront, tasty pub grub and of course alcoholic beverages.
If you want to spend your evening chowing down on $4.95 meals and guzzling cheap drinks, you're going to have a wait. This restaurant regularly sports a massive line onQueen West.
This BBQ joint atBayview & Leasideis alwaysbustling with hungry carnivores. Arrive early if you want a chance to taste thebrisket; it usually sells out first.
Throughout the winter thisAnnexshop was sporting crazy long lines so it will be no surprise when Bloor St. is filled with people waiting excitedly to get their hands on their infamousdoughnut cone.
The rooftop patio atRock 'n' Horse Saloondraws major crowds throughout the week and especially on weekends when the weather cooperates. If you want to guarantee spot, arrive early.
Hector Vasquez at iHalo Krunch
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