Known for its diversity and booming energy, Toronto is celebrated internationally for its thriving culinary scene. The blending of so many vibrant global communities is the foundation of our city. The best way to explore the city? Food.
With Uber Eats, finding new delicacies is much more accessible-exposing unique and exciting restaurants, helping cross spots off your bucket list, satisfying those late-night cravings, and helping deliver the meals and ingredients you need. And with an Uber One membership, you can save even more on deliveries, groceries and rides, as well as gain access to special offers and promotions. What's not to love? Just ask Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs, a proud Uber One member. Here are his top three Uber Eats picks, plus insights from the proud restaurateurs.
Impact Kitchen
Offering healthy, nutrition-forward meals, Impact Kitchen empowers foodies with its commitment to quality and sustainability, using only local, ethically sourced ingredients.
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