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100 Front St West Fairmont Royal York, Toronto M5J 1E3 • 416-368-2511
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Distance:
~28 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. As one of the Fairmont Royal York's six dining rooms, EPIC is guaranteed to impress, whether at breakfast or brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, or dinner. All meals are lavishly prepared by a skilled chef, and menus change frequently to capitalize on seasonal fare. Innovative dishes combine the best ingredients in exciting combinations for amazing outcomes. Enjoy attentive, first-rate service and delectable food – this is the way life was meant to be. |
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Bymark |
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66 Wellington St W, Toronto M5K 1J3 • 416-777-1144
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Distance:
~155 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Chef Mark McEwen (of North 44° fame) has a loyal following – one meal here, and you'll be joining the fan club. The space itself is attractive: uncluttered, with smooth lines and a muted color palette, it's a nice foil for McEwen's contemporary Continental cuisine. Foie gras is pan-seared and paired with the acidic tang of rhubarb compote and crunch of onion tempura. The signature Bymark Burger is topped with brie, pancetta, grilled porcini, shaved truffles and crisp onion rings. USDA Prime steaks, scallops with crab ravioli, whole roasted sea bream with fennel confit – it's all good. Each dish on the menu has a by-the-glass wine suggestion. Dinner is undeniably pricey, but lunch is just as good with less wallet impact. |
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Canyon Creek Chophouse |
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156 Front St W, Toronto M5J 2L6 • 416-596-2240
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Distance:
~204 m * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. The rustic stone, wood and leather decor of Canyon Creek is the perfect counterpart for its menu of steaks, fish and chops. Steak purists will be delighted with their options – simply grilled top quality beef, served with salad and potato or rice. Of course, there are other equally good choices, including cedar planked salmon, double cut pork chops, lamb and veal chops, and a fabulous chipotle sirloin. Save room for the signature dessert: bread pudding studded with brandy-soaked cranberries and white and dark chocolate chunks. Solid wine list. |
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360 Restaurant |
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301 Front St W CN Tower, Toronto M5V 2T6 • 416-362-5411
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Distance:
~0.599 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Upscale dining is a pleasure at 360, which is located in the CN Tower and boasts some of the most spectacular views in the city. The restaurant also revolves slowly while you dine, so you get more than just a single, fixed vista of Toronto. Lunch and dinner menus offer elegant choices, such as blackened quail, scallops in the shell, and rack of lamb. A la carte and prix fixe menus are both available for dinner. Reservations are essential. The ordinary elevator fee (Adult CAD21.99, Senior CAD19.99, Child CAD14.99) is waived with the purchase of an entree.
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User Rating: 9.25
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Hot House Cafe |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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35 Church Market Square, Toronto M5E 1T3 • 416-366-7800
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Distance:
~0.730 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Hot House Cafe's Sunday brunch buffet from 9:30am -3pm includes traditional breakfast favorites, numerous pastas, beef and seafood specialties, a divine dessert table, plus an impressive salad bar. Accompanied by live jazz, it's a fun experience not to be missed. The rest of the week, the cafe satisfies hungry diners with hearty and innovative Italian pastas, gourmet pizzas, and an interesting range of International entrees such as an Asian chicken stir fry, Indian-style curried shrimp, and jambalaya. Plenty of creative vegetarian dishes, burgers, steaks, and a good selection of wine and cocktails, too.
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User Rating: 7.1
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Pier 4 |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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245 Queens Quay W, Toronto M5J 2K9 • 416-203-1440
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Distance:
~0.805 km * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Outdoor dining, great waterfront views from almost all the inside tables, fun pirate and nautical themed decor, a full bar and a vast selection of seafood dishes, all in one convenient location. The menu runs the gamut, from steamed lobster and stuffed shrimp to grilled sea bass and char-broiled steak. The bar, Wally Magoo's, is a bit more casual, and offers pizzas and burgers in addition to a wide range of seafood. |
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User Rating: 6
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Paddington's Pump Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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91 Front St E St. Lawrence Market South, Toronto M5E 1C2 • 416-368-6955
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Distance:
~0.849 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. At Paddington's, you can choose something from their all-day breakfast selections or try out a gourmet sandwich option, depending on your mood. Both are undoubtedly good. The most famous dish served is "The Oink" – a bacon sandwich that has been much praised by regulars and even critics from the Boston "Globe." |
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User Rating: 5.75
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Starfish Oyster Bed & Grill |
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(Restaurants - Continental) |
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100 Adelaide St E, Toronto M5C 1K9 • 416-366-7827
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Distance:
~0.901 km * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Oyster lovers, rejoice! This is a most amazing place, with a huge selection of oysters from around the world. Choices change daily, depending on what's available, but you might find malpeques from Prince Edward Island, kumamotos from Washington, Clarenbridge Bays from Ireland or Glidden Points from Maine. The rest of the menu is comprised almost entirely of seafood, but steak frites or duck on spatzle are good alternatives. |
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George |
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111C Queen St E Queen Richmond Centre , Toronto M5C 1S2 • 416-863-6006
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Distance:
~1.045 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. A meal at George consists of a succession of inventive and flavor-packed small plates. You might start with potato-wrapped smoked beef salad with cured foie gras, then move on to duck confit stuffed gnocchi with candied pistachios or rabbit sausage with curried split peas. The third course could be pecan dusted bison ribeye or veal tenderloin with lemon-thyme pasta. A cheese course follows, and dessert is the grand finale – try the chocolate ganache cake with caramelized pineapple and caramel sabayon. |
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Peter Pan |
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373 Queen St W, Toronto M5V 2A4 • 416-593-0917
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Distance:
~1.060 km * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. A long-standing Toronto classic, Peter Pan has been around for years, starting out as the place to go pre-prom or for a special anniversary. Over the years, the place morphed into a hippie hangout, but these days it flourishes as a friendly, casual bistro. The diverse international menu appeals to an equally diverse crowd. It's ideal if no one in your group can agree on whether to have Italian or Chinese, and there's one holdout that's hankering for a burger or a steak. The food is good, the ambience is welcoming, and the wine list includes several by-the-glass options. |
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