Sherwood Park

Score Breakdown

About this Neighborhood

Sherwood Park sits along Yonge Street between Lawrence and Sherwood, a midtown Toronto residential neighborhood that operates at a quieter frequency than its transit access would suggest. Seventeen restaurants score z-score -1.09 below cohort — a meaningful gap — with the lineup skewed toward neighborhood institutions: The Bagel House, Uncle Betty's Diner, and The Homeway rather than destination dining. Coffee at 6 cafés is in-line at z-score -0.30: Second Cup, Sugar Miracles Patisserie & Cafe, and Tim Hortons cover the functional range without independent-coffee depth. Grocery at 6 is z-score -0.59: Circle K and Apple Village anchor the convenience end; the lack of a supermarket in the top results signals residents grocery-shop further along Yonge or at Lawrence Station. Eight parks make this the best-parked neighborhood in the midtown cohort: Sherwood Park (large, wooded), Jaye Robinson Park, and Duplex Parkette give residents genuine green options. SocialGlue at 70 with dwell-weight of 16 reflects the parks doing their job.