Kensington Market is like an entirely different city within Toronto. The best way to describe it is that it's the kind of place you'd visit on your travels.

It's one hell of a market. It's got everything from world class cheese shops and butchers, to specialty popcorn stores and gluten free/vegan bakeshops. There are skateboard shops, rasta pasta huts, and people selling t-shirts and knick knacks. The smell of weed hangs in the air above Bellevue Square. Strange bug transformers made out of metal scraps dot one resident's lawn and graffiti is everywhere. There is an unmistakable feeling as you enter. I like it. It's different, and weird, and totally the type of place that I would visit while travelling. It's the kind of place that you are drawn too. And not just because of its uniqueness, but also because of the incredible shops you can find there..

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We've been living in Roncy for a few months now and have thoroughly enjoyed exploring our new neighbourhood.  It's so nice having all of the restaurants and shops on Roncesvalles plus beautiful High Park all within a few blocks walk.  I'm so happy we moved to this area to be able to live in such an outdoorsy, green tree lined neighbourhood and also to have the city at our finger tips, easily accessible by subway or streetcar.

There are many gluten free options available in Roncy, both whether you're looking to eat out or buy products to stock your fridge and pantry.  I was so surprised that one of the fruit markets even sells many of my favourite gluten free products - lentil crackers, tortilla chips, beans, nuts, as well as an assortment of other packaged goods.  Besides the below list there are also a lot of other good looking restaurants along Roncy that I think will have gluten free options, I just haven't been everywhere yet.  I've got to continuing exploring!

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Have I mentioned how much I love living in Port Credit?  It has a beautiful location is right on Lake Ontario, a large park, community feel, farmers market, plenty of bars and restaurants, plus the GO station here with only a 25 minute train into downtown Toronto.  Everything is here.  Ever since I've gone gluten free, I've discovered just how lucky I am to live here. It is gluten free paradise, with many gluten free options available.

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On a whim, Ryan and I decided to spend last Saturday in the Junction.  When our original plans fell through, we decided to explore a new area of Toronto that neither of us had been to before.  Since food drives most things for us, we decided to try this new highly rated taco joint in the Junction.  The restaurant is called Playa Cabana Cantina and you can read more about our food experience there soon.  So purely because we wanted to try these tacos, we decided to go to the Junction to spend the afternoon.  To my surprise, I discovered that the Junction is a wonderful area for people with Celiac Disease or gluten intolerances.  Almost every little shop that I went into had something gluten free to eat!

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