A recurring gathering spot for the Warden and David’s dad, Lenny, the Comrade plays the part of a local watering hole in I Will Find You. As a beloved neighbourhood cocktail bar in Toronto's Riverside community with a laid-back vibe, it's the kind of place that perfectly captures the character of Queen Street East. From there, make your way to Oji Seichi, a local favourite known for its rich, comforting bowls of ramen. It's the perfect stop for a satisfying meal and a great example of the independent restaurants that have helped make Riverside and neighbouring Riverdale such popular destinations for food lovers. Next, spend some time exploring Riverdale Park East, one of the city's most spectacular parks. During the warmer months, visitors can enjoy walking trails, sports fields, picnic areas and some of the best skyline views in Toronto. In the winter, the park transforms into a neighbourhood hub for outdoor fun, with a popular outdoor skating rink and one of the city's favourite hills for sledding and tobogganing. After taking in the views, warm up with a coffee and a treat at Riverdale Perk Café. This welcoming neighbourhood spot is known for its fresh baked goods, hearty brunch offerings and its friendly community feel. It's a great place to relax and refuel after a walk through the park and experience the local charm that makes the area so beloved.

In episode 5 of I Will Find You, David meets Adam at the pharmacy before making a bold move in the search to find his son. That was Don Russell Drug Mart, a neighbourhood fixture in Toronto's Long Branch community. More than just a pharmacy, this longtime local business reflects the friendly small-town atmosphere that makes this lakeside neighbourhood in Etobicoke feel distinct from the rest of the city. Its location near the waterfront also makes it the perfect starting point for a day exploring one of Toronto's hidden gems. When you're ready for a meal, make your way to Kitchen on Sixth, a popular local restaurant known for its cozy atmosphere and elevated comfort food. With a menu that highlights fresh ingredients and neighbourhood charm, it's a great spot to settle in for brunch, lunch or dinner. If you’re looking for a really great cup of coffee, try Terminal 3 Coffee Roasters, where coffee beans from around the world are roasted in house! Take a delicious cup for the road and all the way to Whimbrel Point. Located within Colonel Samuel Smith Park, this peaceful lookout offers one of the best vantage points in the west end of Toronto. It’s the perfect place to settle in, enjoy a sunrise or sunset, and snap a photo of the city skyline rising above Lake Ontario.

In episode 5 of I Will Find You, Rachel meets Hayden for a little research at a coffee shop patio. That posh exterior was Dineen Coffee Co., one of downtown Toronto's most beautiful cafes, located inside a registered heritage building at Yonge and Temperance. Known for its stunning architecture, marble counters and expertly crafted coffee, Dineen is a favourite meeting spot for both locals and visitors exploring the Financial District. In true Toronto fashion, you don’t have to wander far to find a performing arts venue. For decades, Meridian Hall has hosted world-class concerts, comedy acts, Broadway productions and cultural events, making it a cornerstone of the city's entertainment scene. Whether you're catching a show or simply admiring the impressive architecture, it's a great stop for arts and culture lovers. If you're feeling inspired, spend some time at Paint Cabin, a lively paint-and-sip studio where guests can enjoy guided painting sessions in a fun, social atmosphere. Whether you're an experienced artist or picking up a paintbrush for the first time, it's a memorable way to spend a few hours downtown. To round out the evening, head over to Secrette, a speakeasy bar on Queen Street East. This stylish cocktail bar has quickly become known for its intimate atmosphere, creative drinks and sophisticated vibe, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring the city.