From the can ' t be asked I ' m assuming you ' re in the uk ? If so , you have the extended edition of lotr on NETFLIX ? ?? WTF ? ? Very jealous American here . <| sep |> Being in the midst of it , and observing it through media is a difference like day and night . Not knowing how many of the commenters are personally experiencing the changes firsthand , I would like to reiterate my stance as stated recently . <| sep |> Don ' t jump to conclusions quickly when starting a new job . It won ' t feel the same in a few months . Sometimes it changes for better , other times for worse . IMO few weeks is not enough to get the real feel of a work place . <| sep |> I hope i get anything <| sep |> I would suggest Bathurst and Bloor , and venturing east , west , and south . Lots of places to check out , bars , food n such all the way down to King street . A couple subway stops east to st George and you ' ve got the museum . I say Bathurst and all the major streets that intersect it south of Bloor because there ' s just so much around ! Kensington market , chinatown , little Italy , music venues , oh and there ' s a Bathurst car that takes you right to the Marlies games at Ricoh coliseum . Bathurst street is mostly residential south of bloor but it ' s the major streets that cross it College , Dundas , Queen that you may wanna check out . Also a neat area is prince Arthur avenue right out of st George subway station . A quaint little pub n restaurant street . Another way to tune into the city is to explore www . nowtoronto . com D