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Apr 19, 2020 · Here are some Toronto restaurants doing dinner for two. Il Covo. This restaurant in Little Italy packages together house bread, salad, cannelloni, your choice of sausage and rosemary...
- Amy Carlberg
- Laylak
- The Hamptons
- Harriet's Rooftop
- Rhapsody
- AP
- Ardo
- Parquet
- Bar St. Lo
- Evangeline
- Reign
25 Toronto St.
Follow the floating sparkle-encrusted, periwinkle butterflies and the golden script into a fine dining restaurant that will instantly enchant you. Laylakis a whimsical dream full of velvety cream banquettes and marble tables under the glow of a magnificent chandelier made up of interwoven gold leaves and white flowers. Here, the atmosphere manages to strike the perfect balance between vivacious and elegant, lively and alluring. The menu of authentic and halal Lebanese dishes is bursting with...
53 Clinton St.
A visit to The Hamptonsrestaurant is like attending the best dinner party that you could imagine. Tucked down Clinton Street just off of College, the restaurant is set in an adorable house reminiscent of a Victorian-style mansion. Inside, settle into the homey space where marble tables, fresh flowers and white wood details add polish to peeling walls that give way to exposed brick. It’s as comfortable as dining at a friend’s eclectic home that oozes charm. With produce coming from 100km Foods...
550 Wellington St. W.
On the rooftop of 1 Hotel Toronto, Harriet'sis a glass-enclosed patio illuminated by the twinkling lights of surrounding skyscrapers and string lights glowing overhead. Heaters blast enough warmth onto guests in the winter months to keep the space feeling like the indoors with all the charm of being outdoors. The menu prices might have you double-checking your bank balance, but Harriet's Rooftop isn't really the place to stuff yourself with a full meal. It's a sultry spot to grab delicious co...
214 Ossington Ave.
From the same owner as Mrs. Robinson, this new resto-lounge on Ossington Avenue is just as vibey, but with a killer menu of Nikkei (Japanese-Peruvian) snack plates and more romance. Three magnificent chandeliers wear hundreds of tiny crystalline leaves that shimmer above the bar. These and the illuminated shelves of the backbar are the brightest part of the restaurant, which is otherwise shrouded in a moody darkness with just the glow from table lamps. Rhapsodyfeels both like a cocktail bar y...
55 Bloor St. W., 51st Floor
Set on the 51st floor of the Manulife Centre, AP restaurant’s atmosphere alone makes it a perfect big-night-out date spot. The sultry space is outfitted with black marble tables and cushy, floral-patterned banquettes. Trying to pry your eyes away from the sparkling cityscape to gaze longingly into each other’s eyes might be a challenge, but the view is worth it. Play chopstick footsy as you share beautiful plates like delicate bluefin tuna tataki that comes swimming in a ginger emulsion, cris...
243 King St. E.
If pasta is your love language, spend your next date night at Ardo, an unpretentious eatery on King East that gives diners a taste of Sicily. Ardo is all about the love of food with a sense of place, and it's co-owned by chef Roberto Marotta and Jacqueline Nicosia, a husband and wife team (cute) who met in Sicily before moving to Canada to open their own restaurant together (double cute). The dishes feature the highest-quality ingredients and, like any good relationship, aren't overcomplicate...
97 Harbord St.
On the corner of Harbord and Robert Street, Parquet's contemporary charm and friendly atmosphere are a (very) welcome addition to the city. This French-ish restaurant may be new(ish), but its antique-chic design moments and neighbourhood bistro vibe make it feel like it's been there for years. Cozy into a cushy, rust-coloured banquette beneath the glow of warm brass lights and indulge in executive chef Jeremy Dennis's (Woodlot, Montgomery’s) wonders. The menu beautifully showcases the classic...
26 Market St.
Located right on Market Street, this intimate, brick-walled restaurant sources its ingredients right from its neighbour: St. Lawrence Market. Its menu is constantly changing, but expect beautifully plated dishes, bright vegetables, daily catches and delicious bites like gnocchi with truffle cream and mushrooms. They offer $2 oysters Tuesday to Sunday from 5–7 p.m., along with red and white wine specials. Plus, music lovers are in for a treat with their live music events and rotating list of a...
51 Camden St.
This rooftop bar, inside Ace Hotel Toronto, is bookended by two oversized fireplaces for optimal coziness. Floor-to-ceiling windows face west with an unobstructed view for prime sunset watching. Sink into the leather couches with some small plates or a sundowner in hand like the Meiji Restoration, a manhattan riff with Japanese whisky, Cocchi Rosa vermouth, plum wine and yuzu bitters. It's a saucy little minx of a cocktail and the perfect end to a day well spent. evangelinetoronto.com
100 Front St. W.
The Fairmont Royal York Hotel feels like old Hollywood glamour, and its main floor restaurant Reign is no exception. With its warm wood accents, sleek marble fireplace and stunning grand piano, you'll feel like you've just stepped into a gorgeous stately home (the old-money kind). Reign has just the right amount of sophistication, with an atmosphere that's approachable and homey. Split a bottle from their killer wine list, along with one of their elite tasting boards (Canadian cheese, charcut...
Feb 28, 2024 · Whether you’re celebrating a milestone, hosting a business dinner, or simply gathering for a joyous reunion, Toronto’s best restaurants for large groups promise memorable experiences filled with delectable dishes.
Jan 24, 2018 · Here are some of the most romantic tables for two in Toronto. Bar Isabel. This rustic Spanish-style tavern oozes old world charm. What is more romantic than shareable dishes—including Bar Isabel's signature Whole Octopus? Chef Grant van Gameren serves traditional tapas, along with cocktails and Spanish wine by the glass.
Birthday Dinner for Two. My unenthusiastic fiancee has thrust it upon me to choose a restaurant for my birthday dinner. Opentable for the night we want has a few options,…
4 days ago · For celebrating a birthday at one of the best restaurants for groups in Toronto – book Pai Northern Thai – Uptown in Yonge and Eglinton. Immerse yourself in the communal dining experience, where the minimalist setup invites you to focus on bold, authentic flavours. Credit: Pai Northern Thai – Uptown.
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Oct 2, 2024 · Our top recommendations for the best restaurants in Toronto, including classic diners and world-class omakase.
