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 All things Canadian! |
33 Gerrard Street West Delta Chelsea Hotel Toronto, ON M5G 1Z4 Canada +1 416 585 4319 http://bb33.sites.toronto.com/ |
One of the largest restaurants in Canada, the Bb33 Bistro and Brasserie is located in the heart of downtown Toronto, and offers two dining options. The Bistro is an intimate yet stylish place to eat, and features buffet meals. The Brasserie on the on the other hand, is casual, and serves up a la carte items. What is more, the menu is divided into four categories - 'Traditional', 'Seasonal', 'Organic', and 'Exotic'! Both eateries are warmed up by an efficient and ever-smiling staff that almost dotes on clients. You will definitely be visiting again! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable Nightscene |
1 Brant Street Toronto, ON M5V 1L7 Canada +1 416 703 2800 http://www.branthouse.com/ |
As the name implies, the Brant House was conceived as a home away from home. At the beginning of the night it functions as a restaurant, and after dinner it transforms into a stylish party scene. The menu consists of many delectable meals, including Piri Piri Chicken, Miso Marinated Salmon, and Lemon and Parsley Infused Linguine. The Brant House offers large portions which are meant for sharing in order to enhance the social atmosphere. Shake a leg after dinner to the retro tunes played by the DJ. This is sure to be a comfortable and friendly place to have a fun night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Canadian game cuisine |
370 King Street West Holiday Inn On King Toronto, ON M5V 1J9 Canada +1 416 595 2525 http://www.hiok.com/ |
If you are looking for something a little off the beaten track, here's your place. This restaurant, located in the Holiday Inn On King and close to the SkyDome and Metro Toronto Convention Centre, offers a true taste of the north with its game cuisine; for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu weaves Canadian game and traditional home cooking. Dishes include French Canadian Pea Soup, Newfoundland Clam Chowder, and Smoked Breast of Lake Duck. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Food for thought |
512 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5V 2B3 Canada +1 416 504 8942 http://www.theepicure.ca/home.... |
If Toronto's Queen Street West can be compared to Greenwich Village, then this cafe is the local equivalent of the spot where the artists and poets gather to discuss their creative impulses and have a reasonably-priced French meal. In existence since 1981, this cafe has been serving local customers before the area became hip. It also caters to the theatre crowd with both the Factory Theatre and the Theatre Passe Muraille nearby. The upstairs bar is open until 1a Tu-Sa. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Montreal-style deli |
440 Bloor Street West Toronto, ON M5S 1X5 Canada +1 416 966 8881 |
One of two family-run Mel's in Toronto, this Bloor Street eatery brings Montreal-style deli food and service to the city 24 hours a day. Once you've filled your stomach, drop by one of the nearby attractions such as the Bata Shoe Museum, Lee's Palace or Mirvish Village. Reubens, Potato Latkas, Chicken Wings, Montreal Smoked Meat, Montreal Rib Steaks, Corned Beef, Pastrami, Matzo Ball and French Onion Soup, salads, and bagels and lox -all are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French & Quebecois fare |
16 Church Street (at Front Street East) Toronto, ON M5E 1M1 Canada +1 416 363 3773 http://www.lepapillon.ca/ |
In Toronto for over 25 years now, this French-Canadian establishment has been voted the most popular French restaurant five years in a row by readers of the Toronto Sun newspaper. This spacious three-level Mediterranean-styled eatery with bright skylights and wood-burning fireplaces can seat 225. The menu includes hors d'oeuvres, soups, and desserts. Mains combine Quebecois and French cuisine, including Tourtiere, L'Assiette Quebecoise (veal and pork stew), and Supreme de la Mer Seafood dish. The crepe menu is a mix of fruits, vegetables, meats and cheeses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Food or Art? You Decide |
55 Mill Street Toronto, ON M5A 3C4 Canada +1 416 364 1397 http://www.perigeerestaurant.com/ |
For something different, try Perigee. It is the only restaurant of its kind in Toronto. Nestled in the historic Distillery District, the atmosphere in this renovated space is warm and rich. And smack dab in the middle of the room is the kitchen. What makes this restaurant truly unique is the menu - or lack thereof. You simply choose between 5, 6, or 7 courses and decide if you wish to have wine pairings courtesy of the in-house sommelier. Then, leave it up to the world-class chef (Patrick Riley) to delight you with different and delicious creations. Food or Art? Maybe both. -Nora Dunn Review © 2007, Wcities |
