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  Location: Downtown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

360 REVOLVING RESTAURANT

A team of chefs prepare their culinary magic at this "highest restaurant on the planet", 1100 feet above downtown Toronto. 360's philosophy is to use first-choice fresh Ontario produce, with the best ingredients Canada has to offer, and incorporate their own contemporary flair. At the centre of it all, the world's highest award-winning wine cellar, and 500-label wine list.

301 Front Street West       (416) 362-5411

 

  Location: Downtown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

CANOE & JUMP CAFÉ & BAR

Uniquely located on the 54th floor of the Toronto Dominion Bank Tower is one of Canada's finest restaurants. The design is clean, simple and unpretentious, yet absolutely stylish. It's big and bold, with a spectacular bar and absolutely breathtaking view that makes it one of T.O.'s hottest after-work destinations. Canoe brings a passion for food, wine and innovation to the heart of Toronto's business and theatre district. Definitive Canadian cuisine, using many indigenous and local products.

Canoe: T-D Centre, 54th floor      (416) 364-0054
Jump: Commerce Court East      (416) 363-3400

 

  Location: Downtown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

FAR NIENTE
Californian

A little bit of California in Toronto. Visit Far Niente and discover the warm, comfortable glow of Napa Valley. Lush greenery and cedar-beamed ceilings create a light and airy atmosphere. The exceptional menu features grilled steaks and salmon, seafood, hearty pastas and fresh breads. Complement your meal with a bottle of wine from the 10,000 bottle cellar. The wine list features a wide range of excellent wines from California, Italy, France and Oregon.

187 Bay Street Commerce Court
(416) 214-9922

 

  Location: Midtown/Uptown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

CENTRO GRILL & WINE BAR
American

Always in the avant garde, Centro continues as a central jewel among restaurants, close to the hearts of their Torontonian and international patrons. It's the busiest deluxe restaurant in Toronto, attracting the celebs, the chic, and the powerful to a setting akin to a modern Venetian palace, with 18-foot ceiling, pillars and mezzanine, resplendent with brilliant colours and refracted light. People return for the innovative cooking and inventive combinations of forceful flavours and finesse, the best the city has to offer. And they return for the best wine list in North America, with over 800 expertly chosen selections.

2472 Yonge Street      (416) 483-2211

 

  Location: Midtown/Uptown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

LAKES
Contemporary

Lakes is a place where you take a seat, its warm, comfortable surroundings ease all tensions and prepare you for the gastronomic delights to follow. All the senses are stimulated--- gentle music from a bygone era, savory aomas from the open kitchen, "comfort" food to satisfy any taste, expert presentation and the soft feel of a plush, upholstered banquette. The menu features some of Toronto's tastiest treats--- from warm goats cheese appetizer to the chef's daily fresh fish or meat specials. Their homemade desserts are legendary. An intimate and friendly bar overlooks Yonge Street. The extensive, yet reasonably priced wine list, offers many choices by the glass.
1112 Yonge Street      (416) 966-0185

 

  Location: Midtown/Uptown 
  Cuisine: N. American 

NORTH 44°
North American

Within the ultra-stylish multi-tiered space, combinations of lights and shadows, food and wine, play in a magical decor of mirrors, mosaics and flowers. Dinner is an event to be celebrated and remembered. Exotic ingredients combine with flavourful herbs and spices, rather than relying on heavy sauces. Pappardelle with sage-braised rabbit in its natural juices and baby spinach with a just a whisper of cream, grilled boneless quail with sesame marmalade, crisp noodle cake, or chili-fried vegetables. Desserts are irresistable. Great wine list.

2537 Yonge Street      (416) 487-4897

 

  Location: Danforth 
  Cuisine: N. American 

ALLEN'S
American

A tribute to the Irish-American saloons of old New York, with a glow of comfortable tradition. The grand oak bar is noted for serving "every whiskey known to man", with Toronto's most extensive beer list. Changing monthly, the menu concentrates on the freshest ingredients in entirely homemade preparation. Traditional, but sophisticated Irish fare features Kerry lamb, fresh smoked Atlantic salmon, and the noble potato presented in eight different ways. Also famed for Angus steaks, chicken, massive salads, and Canadian hardwood charcoal barbeque.
143 Danforth Avenue      (416) 463-3086

 

  Location: Culinary Destinations 
  Cuisine: N. American 

DANIEL'S OF NOBLETON
Eclectic

The perfect spot to settle into a simply tasteful meal fit for a king. Situated in a tiny, picturesque hamlet, Daniel's quaint restaurant is rustic, rural Ontario charm. The eclectic menu takes advantage of the seasonal locally-grown organic produce, as well as game. Every fall, delighted patrons can feast royally on a wild game dinner comprised of succulent pheasant, interestingly prepared caribou, or rare musk-ox with fresh greens. The owner/chef utilizes his inventive culinary skills in creating an ever-changing menu of savoury entrees and appetizers. Boasts an extensive wine menu.

12926 Hwy 27   Nobleton      (905) 859-0060

 


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Fri. February 26, 2010 11:01 PM - by: marolicanada
Maroli has been serving Toronto since 2004 ,Naveen Polapady being the chef .Please feel free to visit us at , www.maroli.ca


Fri. February 12, 2010 1:03 PM - by: Jenn
Looking for a new Italian restaurant in Cabbagetown? Formerly the old Piccolo, Plum 226 has undergone renovations and now provides Cabbagetown with a fantastic casual fine dining expereince. Food and wine priced reasonably, entrees between $13-$30, wines by the glass between $7-$11 and bottles starting at $28. They also have a lounge hosting live music and entertainment, most free events - no cover. A great place to enjoy a relaxing or romantic dinner.


Tue. November 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: F. Folks
Ruth's Chris is without a doubt one of the world's best steakhouses. I recommend it without reservation.


Thu. November 5, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Mary McGugan
The Wine Bar at 9 church street in Toronto fits your criteria. Food is amazing and the wine list is huge and eclectic, which I love.


Sun. September 20, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Anne
I have dined at Oro a few times. It is one of my favorite in the city. From the time you enter to the time you say "fare well", this establishment makes you feel "special." The food, the ambiance and the service is impeccable. Definitely a place that makes a lasting impression!


Thu. September 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: anne
I have dined at Allen's only once, and will never go back - even though I live around the corner. The food was decent, however, the concierge quite was rude. Even after ordering a few rounds of drinks, appetizers and dinners, our table was asked to leave because we were there "too long" and the table was needed. We were there "just over an hour." We are middled aged people, not a rowdy bunch of kids! My table was not impressed.


Mon. September 14, 2009 12:00 PM - by: aaron chan
Zin Restaurant @ Yorkville is a newly opened chinese cuisine. I have been there once and they have a very good wine selection plus very good food. I found them because I saw the review from Joanne Kates of the Global & Mail.


Wed. August 19, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Deborah Hughes
I was disappointed to see that Vanipha Lanna is not included in your list They have amazing food. I have mixed feelings about posting this comment because I like being able to go there without a reservation and I wouldn't want it to become too popular....


Mon. July 20, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Kate
I am a food fanatic and I'm always searching the internet for food ideas. I love my hamburgers the most of course . Can anybody suggest some variations of burgers? http://www.originalmotorcycleburgers.com


Wed. June 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: H Jones
Stayed one night in Toronto, had a meal at the 360 it was one of the best experiences we had during our holiday.


Mon. June 15, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Joe
You have not had steak until you've eaten at Black Angus Steak house on Bloor Street east of islington in toronto.


Mon. February 2, 2009 6:28 PM - by: crunkvist
Does anyone know any Toronto restaurants that serve a quinoa dish?


Mon. August 18, 2008 6:28 PM - by: happyviper
Toronto is amazing. Canadians know how to eat with style.



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