Thinking about heading to Ontario Canada this summer? As Canada’s second largest province, Ontario offers the traveler a wide range of activities. If you are traveling to Ontario from other parts of the world you might wonder what’s to eat while visiting the province.

A variety of cuisine is served at Ontario Canada restaurants. Toronto is the largest city in the province of Ontario and all types of food are available in the restaurants here. Other cities in Ontario also have a variety of restaurants. Travelers will find a number of places that serve specialty food and local cuisine making dining in Ontario a pleasant experience.

French, British, Greek and Filipino are a few of the cuisine choices available in Toronto. Le Sélect Bistro has a lot of organic items on the menu. Some of the dishes at this French restaurant are bison, duck and blood sausage. The eggs in the restaurant’s omelet’s are from hens raised on nearby local farms.

Looking for a bit of London? Customers can order fish and chips and other British food at The Duke of Gloucester. Steak lovers will enjoy the steak and mushroom turnover and the steak and Guinness cottage pie. Two burgers served here are the Canadian cheeseburger and the goat cheese burger. An English breakfast with bangers, beans, bacon and toast is served all day. This breakfast is served with mash or fries.

Ever dreamed about the Greek Islands? You can find  that lamb, quail and calamari are on the menu at Mezes. This Greek restaurant serves moussaka, spanakopita, souvlaki and baklava.

Filipino dishes at Jesse Jr. Restaurant include lumpia and chicken adobo. Diners can order chicken, beef, pork and fish giving the meal a Polynesian feel.

Traveling through the country side is a great way to try the local cuisine that is served at restaurants in some of Ontario’s smaller cities. The Oak Heights Estate Winery is near the village of Warkworth. The winery’s restaurant serves bison from a local game farm and trout from a nearby trout farm. The cheese comes from a local cheese factory. Don’t forget to try a award winning glass of wine.

The beef, chicken and pork on the menu at Taste Bud Bistro in Windsor come from local farms. The fruit and vegetables vary by season and come from local growers.

August Restaurant in Beamsville serves dishes made from local ingredients. The restaurant grows most of the vegetables it serves. Beef, chicken and seafood can be found on the menu here.

The chef at Luke’s Gastronomy in Kingston butchers the meat he serves. The meat comes from animals that were raised locally. Meat served at the restaurant includes goat and rabbit.

Some of the dishes served at The Secret Garden Restaurant in Niagara Falls have a Canadian theme. Two of the menu items are Canadian braised beef and Ontario pork. Canadian beer is available here.

Ontario visitors are likely to find any type of cuisine they desire in the province’s restaurants. A variety of Ontario hotels as well as Bed and Breakfast Inns are available that will cater to a travelers appetite.

Ontario is the second-largest province in Canada, which means that there is plenty of room to explore this amazing land. It is bordered by Manitoba, Hudson Bay, Quebec, Minnesota, Michigan and New York, and it is home to the most populous city in Canada, Toronto.

One of Ontario’s most amazing spectacles is Niagara Falls, which Ontario shares with its southern neighbor, New York. With brilliant views, boat tours and a cable car that passes over the Falls, travelers are sure to get an intimate glimpse of the wonders of this natural attraction. Near the Falls, there is plenty of shopping, museums, casinos, hotels and a butterfly conservatory.

Visitors can enjoy a breathtaking drive through Niagara’s wine country and take tours of wineries with gorgeous views. You can be sure that there is plenty to see and do here for all ages. Other wine routes include Lake Erie North Shore and Pelee Island. These areas are known for their exceptional wineries due to the rich soil and plenty of sunlight year after year.

If you have seen Niagara Falls and still thirsting for more water activities, Ontario is home to numerous fishing and water adventure sites. If you like whitewater rafting, surfing, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, there are plenty of opportunities for these activities on Ontario’s waterways.

Enthusiasts of city life will enjoy Toronto’s unique blend of cultures, Ottawa’s elegance and heritage as the capital city of Canada, Hamilton’s beautiful architecture and Kingston’s rich history. The cities are great for shopping, dining and taking strolls down historical streets with family and friends.

For those who love to experience the outdoors firsthand, there are plenty of places to bike, hike and see beautiful landscape up close and personal. These areas include the Sudbury Basin, the Bruce Peninsula and Ottawa Valley.

When traveling to Ontario, be sure to note that the weather is often unpredictable. It would be advantageous to dress in layers and bring adequate rain gear. Also, plan to bring good walking shoes and familiarize yourself with the areas in which you plan to be traveling by consulting maps and tourism websites.