There’s a genuine community feel about Roncesvalles Avenue and its adjacent streets. Now flourishing after a two year facelift, the west end’s “Main Street” is packed with one-of-a-kind shops, pubs, restaurants and TORONTO’s oldest cinema.

<The community-run REVUE Cinema opened in 1912>

<Coffee and all that Jazz, Howard Street>

Centre of the Polish community, birthplace of the first Canadian Sphynx Cat, High Park next door, The Roncy is reachable by three streetcar lines and the subway.

A Roncesvalles Avenue first – the friendly, hairless Sphynx Cat, suitable for cat lovers with hair allergies. Read the Sphynx Cat story at http://torontoist.com/2013/03/toronto-invents-the-sphynx-cat/

The King, Dundas and College streetcars all pass through the Roncesvalles neighbourhood.  Subway stop – DUNDAS WEST, and walk 3 blocks south.