Spadina

This station is OK. It offers a good connection to the 510 Spadina Streetcar route. If you are transferring on a subway from line to line, Spadina is not the place to go. St. George is much better, as its only a stairway down from line to line and is only 1 minute by train, otherwise you'll have to walk the 3 minute Spadina Tunnel. The station design is fine, there could be better signaling on how to get from Line 1 to 2. Otherwise, it's a good station, and getting to the streetcar is very easy. Almost like Union Stations Streetcar stop. Would not recommend transferring here though.

This is one of the Terminal Station for TTC Subway Line 2 ( EAST - WEST ) and Line 1 ( North - South ) Intersection stations. Too much walking distance between line 2 & Line 1 Stations. It's really uncomfortable & not great design. St.Geroge and Bloor & Yonge stations are quicker to change line 1 & line 2 Trains. Four different entrances to this Station and Streetcar South to Toronto China Town to Union station and Bus North to Casa Loma. Convenience store ' Gateway On the Go ' available in this station at Lower Level. Not the best convenience store for this busiest TTC station and should consider having better Convenience store. Spadina station is one of the tourist attractions TTC subway station and Come and Discover. No Washroom facilities. No Parking. Accessible, Bicycle lock-up, Bicycle repair stand, Bike ShareCellular enabled and Wi-Fi available.

Spadina is a great place to try different type foods!,,if you go into the market on Augusta you will find Mexican,,Columbian,,Greek,,Mediterranean,,,Top gun burger,,,fish and chips,,,the list goes on!! The stores are pretty interesting as well!!

Great place to go when I want my face slashed. Mostly safe, except for your face. Your face may be slashed, but the rest of you will get to your destination on time and unharmed.

I’ve been commuting from Spadina for quite sometime. There are better and revamped subway stations but I liked it as it has a Streetcar station right inside the station. Very handy for everyone who commutes from streetcar towards Union station/Queens Quay. The TTC staff on site are helpful as well to guide you in the right direction if you’re not able to figure out the way out.

A busy station that links line 1 and 2 to the streetcar network.

Easy to navigate around. Good location which gives you access to two subway lines, a streetcar route, and plenty of other amenities. If you plan to visit, definitely do so!If you ever want a little adventure: hop off the subway, walk south on Spadina, then let the streetcar take you back north, and let the subway take you home! It's a good way to spend the afternoon with Spadina station being your main hub.Important to note: if you're switching to Line 1 you have to walk through a tunnel to get there - which takes about a few minutes depending on the speed of your walking.

Lots to love about the city but this particular station doesn't have a place in my heart. Love the new stations along Eglinton. Maybe when we get it together this one will be elevated. For now, we can dream.

Typical station but they seriously need to enforce streetcar fare payments. I've been on the 510 streetcar over 200 times and I've never seen any sort of fare inspection upon entering the station. Why should I continue to pay higher fares when half the passengers on the streetcar get on for free?

Lovely It's an interesting panorama of different cultures and stores. Has a history most people aren't aware of as Canada's original garment district. Now a mix of urban hipsterism and 60s Chinatown.Spadina Avenue is one of those high streets in Toronto where one could have an easy access to incredible food and high end shops, as well as souvenir stores. There is also the Spadina park, which can be a nice spot to relax