Living in Moss Park

Built in 1910, The Allan Gardens Conservatory is a stunning glass-domed landmark known as Palm House, surrounded by striking manicured gardens. This space is free and open to visitors year-round to take in its permanent collection of exotic plants in six greenhouses, and it also offers special seasonal flower shows.

Moss Park is home to some of Toronto’s great restaurants. For brunch at any time of day, Chew Chew’s Diner has long kept locals satiated in its railway-themed interior. At House on Parliament, English pub food is served up with culinary upgrades to satisfy any appetite. 

People in Moss Park

Moss Park residents are diverse, from families to students and young professionals.

Real estate in Moss Park

You won’t find an abundance of single-family homes in Moss Park, but instead a number of high-rise rental apartments, townhomes, and a few condo buildings.

Must-visit in Moss Park

• Enat Buna: a snug spot serving traditional Ethiopian cuisine, including brunch, authentic coffee, and tea