Toronto Restaurants Guide

These are some of the restaurants we visit regularly in Toronto.

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  Bier Markt Restaurant & Bar Review

  Being on the lookout for a high quality bar or lounge in Toronto, I was pleasantly surprised when I was introduced to Bier Markt by some friends.

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  Restaurant Review: China House

  China House perfectly represents a different time. The gigantic neon signs above the landmark building have been restored with a tip of the hat to the glory days.

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  Restaurant Review: The Counter

  The Thompson Hotel, 550 Wellington Street West (Bathurst) has a resto which is open 24/7 and serves one of the thickest, gooiest, yummiest PB and J sandwiches.

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  Restaurant Review: EPIC

  Expectations were high but lunch at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel’s restaurant was under the wire. We have a five star staff, a five star room and a three...

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  Real Steak, No Haute Here!

  Seniors Dining Nook, 1397 Yonge Street. Enjoy yourself and take home the rest for your four-legged buddy. Portions are adequate for six legs – your two and his four!

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  There Is Good and There Is Excellent

  Harbour 60 Steakhouse Review. Harbour 60 is MUCH more than a steakhouse. It is one of, if not the finest restaurant in town. Address: 60 Harbour Street Toronto

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  Ruby Watch Co.

  With the celebrity status of chef, staff and general notoriety, this is a new hot place in development. Be prepared to wait a while to get your reservation.

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  Chimichanga

  The newest Mexican restaurant. Sister to the Yonge and Eglinton eatery, this smaller version has a similar menu but is just a little more chic than uptown.

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  The Lobster Trap

  Located a couple of blocks north of Lawrence on Avenue Road, this was one of a few places we all went for a fancy Sunday night for dinner.

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  KOKO

  Every once in a while, a foodie is exposed to new and unique taste sensations. Such is the new fusion of Japanese and Korean served at Koko on Yorkville.

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  Cafe Leopold

  One of my favorites in St. Clair West neighbourhood is Cafe Leopold. Those who dined at Pastis on Yonge will marvel at Chef Claude's new home.

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  Serra Ristorante Review

  Splendid Mediterranean food, regal desserts and Italian coffee. Service a little bit sleepy if not unfriendly.

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  Sabatino’s Restaurant

  Nice atmosphere, great service, nothing wrong with the food. But nothing exceptional that a decent amateur cook couldn't make him or herself.

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  The Regal Heights Bistro Review

  It's a small place, with oak bench seating as well as wood tables with cast-iron bases. Gothic-style chandeliers cast a warm glow over everything...

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  Quince Restaurant Review

  Quince falls into the category of a must-try – a Mediterranean-inspired bistro with reasonable prices and a reputation for fresh, innovative flavours.

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  The Stockyards Review: The Stockyards Smokehouse & Larder

  The Stockyards is a new kid on the block that's already been voted Toronto's Best Barbecue by NOW Magazine, scoring a perfect 5 out of 5 n's.

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  How Locavore became Trillium Bistro: The Death of a Fine Restaurant

  Until two months ago, Locavore was North Toronto's hottest restaurant. All natural, locally produced ingredients and fine dining. Then it disappeared. Why?

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  Spice Route: A Great Place to Spice Up an Evening

  Phenomenal décor, great lighting (everyone looks more glamorous at Spice Route), handrolled music, a first rate cocktails bar and well above average food.

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  Restaurant review: Le Paradis – Bijou in the Annex

  If you are looking to unwind with old friends and good wine, or a location for a tryst in the Toronto Annex, Le Paradis is the ideal place.