20 researched places across 5 pockets — restaurants, shops, schools and parks.
Agincourt's celebrated Cantonese and Hong Kong food scene along Sheppard — dim sum, BBQ, hot pot, noodle houses and bakeries, some of the best Chinese food in the GTA.
The casual restaurants and takeout around Brimley and Finch — Chinese, Sri Lankan, South Asian and Filipino spots reflecting Agincourt North's diversity.
The Chinese restaurants and food courts along Steeles in Milliken — hot pot, Northern and Cantonese kitchens, bakeries and bubble tea at the city's northern edge.
The casual restaurants and takeout around Warden and Finch serving L'Amoreaux — Chinese, Sri Lankan, South Asian and halal spots in the plazas and storefronts.
The casual restaurants and takeout around Kennedy and Sheppard serving Tam O'Shanter — Chinese, Korean, South Asian and halal spots in the surrounding plazas.
The plazas and the Agincourt District Library around Sheppard and Midland — Asian supermarkets, bakeries, bubble tea, services and a busy community library.
The plazas and Asian supermarkets around Sheppard and Brimley serving Agincourt North — groceries, bakeries, pharmacies, bubble tea and everyday services.
A landmark Asian shopping mall on Steeles in Milliken — a supermarket, herbal and gift shops, services and a food court, one of the hubs of Scarborough's Chinese community.
Local pick: The supermarket and food vendors
The community mall at Warden and Finch in L'Amoreaux — a grocery, fashion, services and a food court serving the surrounding apartment and house neighbourhoods.
Local pick: The grocery, food court and everyday shops
The community mall at Kennedy and Sheppard — Scarborough's first indoor shopping centre (1966), now anchored by a Walmart and grocery, with services and a food court.
Local pick: Scarborough's first indoor mall (1966)
A TDSB high school (grades 9–12) on Midland — the oldest secondary school in Scarborough, founded in 1915, the community anchor of historic Agincourt.
Local pick: Scarborough's oldest high school (1915)
The schools serving Agincourt North, including Mary Ward Catholic SS and the local public elementary schools — community schools around Sheppard and Brimley.
The schools serving Milliken, including the local public elementary schools near Steeles and Kennedy — community schools for the streets at the city's edge.
The schools serving L'Amoreaux, including Stephen Leacock CI and the local public elementary schools — community schools around Warden and Finch.
The schools serving Tam O'Shanter-Sullivan, including Sir John A. Macdonald CI and the local public elementary schools — community schools around Kennedy and Sheppard.
The neighbourhood parks through historic Agincourt — playgrounds, ball diamonds and green space along the creek serving the streets around Sheppard and Midland.
The community recreation centre and the surrounding parks serving Agincourt North — a gym and programs plus playgrounds, ball diamonds and open green.
A large district park in the city's northeast — a pond, picnic areas, sports fields and the Milliken Park amphitheatre, a gathering spot for the surrounding community.
A huge district park and sports complex in north Scarborough — a pond and trails, the L'Amoreaux tennis and soccer centres, cricket pitches and wide open green space.
Local pick: The pond, trails and tennis & soccer centres
The city-run Tam O'Shanter golf course and the surrounding green space — a public 18-hole course and ravine parkland giving the neighbourhood its name and leafy feel.