Dining at the CN Tower was exactly what I thought it was going to be. It's touristy, the food isn't going to blow you away, but honestly you go there to enjoy the view while you dine and not for the food. I did like how they setup the prix fix menu which made selecting our dinner easier. At first glance you might think eating at the 360 restaurant is expensive but it's worth it when you remember that you're eating in the sky. A nice added bonus is access to the observatory deck when you dine at 360. I'd recommend everyone dine here at least once especially if you're a tourist. read more

I made reservations on open table and at the time the only availability at a reasonable time for a family with kids (before 9pm) was at the Horizons restaurant (more like a Grille at the CN Tower). Although we were happy to be whisked past the 2.5 hour regular wait to ride up in the elevators we were surprised that our reservation had been upgraded to 360 but no one gave any explanation (we also didn't ask). Later when we passed by Horizons on the way out we thought it didn't look like the kind of place that would require reservations. So not sure what to make of that. The experience at 360 was of course amazing-breathtaking views. The outermost (window side) tables offer the best vantage point. Request one if possible. Food was delicious-overpriced but if you consider that the cost includes elevator fare I think it's more reasonable. The gazpacho was delicious as was the cod three ways. The chocolate three ways was a bit disappointing. The decaf coffee came out in a mini carafe that was about two cups worth. Our server was efficient and had a pleasant, professional demeanor. read more

The view is probably still worth going to this restaurant. Service is wonderful but the food is only average. It is typical of a place that depends so much on tourists so I should have expected it. The food is very overpriced for the quality. I would suggest going up for viewing but choosing somewhere else to eat read more

The view was spectacular! The food was pretty good too! Caesar salad had a garlic aioli dressing instead of Caesar dressing... Kinda weird! I'm giving it a 4 star because there were so many waiters coming to the table and they forgot some drinks and we had to remind them about the drinks. Also, the raspberry sorbet was VERY sweet. Te strawberry ice cream however was very good! read more

So this was the second time I had been to 360. I mean, we all go for the atmosphere and view which makes the trip up high worth it and the prices too. Luckily, this time around they had a prix fixe menu. I chose the $75 option. VERY good choice. Stick to the seafood, it is very good. I had tuna, duck and a fish fillet, wonderful. The dessert was a dark chocolate tower and it was so yummy. The only things I was underwhelmed by was: 1) the servers have no personality. (or at least mine didn't) He did his job correctly and was fast and efficient, but it was like we were almost on a rotation? Speak to us as much as necessary, get us out as quickly as possible to get a next seating. Maybe it was unintentional, but it definitely felt like that. And 2) cold bread. I was really disappointed at that. They bring out a small basket of bread and you're excited because you love the smell of fresh bread and putting some butter on it, but, it was cold. Completely unappetizing. I don't know if it was a mistake or if it is always like this, but, no one likes putting butter on cold bread - especially at a fancy place like 360. read more

We came here for my birthday lunch. We thought the cost of taking just the elevator to the observation deck was worth eating a nice lunch here. You don't have a choice really to get the price fix meal - we did the appetizer and entree no desert option. You have to get used to the windows and what not spinning a little - I initially felt a little queasy. Our server actually seated us and there isn't a bad seat in the house because the restaurant spins - giving you a view of every direction. For food my husband and I chose the scallops and Cesar salad and the spareribs and pork chop. The appetizers came out very quick. The scallops had great presentation, but my husband said they didn't taste fresh and lacked flavor - some salt and pepper would have been nice. My Cesar was decent - good size, but needed pepper, which I had the ask the waitress for. Don't most nice restaurants have the pepper mill with them when they drop off salads? Unfortunately, the salad was probably the best part of the meal. I had just about finished when the entrees came - wasn't even able to eat my last slice of lettuce to make room for the entrees. My husband said the spare ribs were okay, they were tender and had a nice side of potatoes and root veggies. I had a bite and again, they kind of lacked flavor. My pork chop - the presentation was great. But when I took the first bite, I felt it was over smoked and the meat itself was overwhelmed by it. The waitress came by right after my first bite and asked me how it was. I said it was okay and immediately, she was on me to ask if I wanted a different entree. It was rough to tell from the first bite, but the second was just okay too. So the waitress came back again and offered to switch it out. I chose the chicken, although I am not sure how good I feel about paying that much for mediocre chicken. While we were there, I observed two other tables in our section that sent food back - I feel like this is a common occurrence here. After the entree, the waitress disappeared for a while and we never were asked about refills on our sodas/drinks nor able to see if there might be a complimentary treat for my birthday. I definitely think this is a one time only thing that you can definitely skip. The two stars are really just for the view that you can see just as well from the observation deck. read more

Born and raised in Ontario and this was my 1st time at CN Tower. View is amazing, and the food was even better. I had the seafood platter to start, which was good. No complaints. Ricotta Parmesan Gnocchi was next dish and I loved it. Right up my alley. Main was Wellington County Rabbit which was amazing. Mash, Kale and juicy Rabbit with a sick gravy. Comfort food on steroids. Place cost some $$$ - but worth it for a special occasion. read more

So, this is my second time here. My first experience in July 2015, it was almost magical. Wonderful staff, awesome food, and a very very nice view. Wonderful way to look at Toronto! This time, I can't believe I leave that little tip for almost any meal! The food remains the awesome quality, the view is still awesome, but I had the most racist server!!! He didn't even put our silverware on the table before the main dish is served (and I noticed that he did that for all the white folks table right after their appetizer is served). On top of that, he wanted to rush me out of the place as soon as I finish dinner! (We haven't even sit long enough for a full 360 view). When he tried to signal me to leave, I said I'm checking out the view. He got the nerve to asked me 'what are you looking at?', in a sarcastic way. This is such a big tourist spot, and for it not to be magical as my last time, it is a total disappointment! read more

As others have said, the views are great and it is a treat to have access to the lower levels after your meal. However, they seem to have stacked the admission fee to the tower on top of what should be charged for the meal. I had the prime rib, which was really tasty but I've had the exact same quality of food at other restaurants where the price is $20-$30 less expensive for the same meal. Service was good, and the ambience was alright. I'm happy to have gone for the novelty but would go elsewhere for a good steak and more romantic atmosphere for the cost ($65 for dinner and an appetizer). read more

I was in Toronto for the holidays and I got to say the 360 was a great place to have a dinner date. The view was gorgeous and the food was tasty it was worth the visit. read more

Great view. That's a given. The food was expensive. That's a given. But the food was also very good, better than I expected actually. Total bill with tax and tip was $100 for 2 people for lunch. read more

The view was FANTASTIC. I ordered a mixed seafood platter, and my crab claws were spoiled. BEST oysters I've ever had. A bit overpriced, but remember you save $20 from the obs. deck. My husband and I spent $140 on lunch, a bit pricy, but you only live once. I will definitely do it again, but skip the seafood platter. read more

Worth at least one visit! I can't name a restaurant with better ambiance- you get to dine here on tasty food while enjoying a breathtaking panoramic view of the city- all 360, because you're rotating! Memories of eating here with my family will last a long time. My family came here for dinner and we ordered from the fixed menus. I got the $55 meal. The food was simple, flavourful, and satisfying. The ingredients were fresh and the veggies were tender. My Sea Salt Crusted Salmon with Fried capers came with asparagus, which I normally HATE, but I could not stop commenting on how good the asparagus was to my surprise. The salad was good as well. I'm not much of a sweet tooth, and I was stuffed after the main course, so the dessert (dark chocolate tower with summer berries) was not memorable... but it was still pretty good. Portion sizes are quite large. I wish I could have gotten the kids sized version my little sister ordered (but I'm too old :( ) That said, I can't say the food was the best I enjoyed. Especially not for that price. But it was very good food... and a wonderful atmosphere. I enjoyed my evening thoroughly and I have to say the price was worth it-- for the experience, if not for the food. read more

The view is nice, the food is extremely mediocre. Salmon was overcooked and fishy. The apps were awful. Came out 2 minutes after we ordered. Never a good sign. Two stars only because the place is so cool because of the view. read more

The food here is terrible. I would honestly rather eat fast food than the food they have here. I don't mind paying a lot for good food, but this place is clearly a rip off when you compare prices to quality of food. A place like The Keg for example is worth the price, this place is not. read more

The 360 Restaurant was something I wanted to visit since I was young. Although after going, I won't be returning. They had a prix fixe menu (2 courses: $65 is what I got). Although every main course that I wanted had a $10 extra charge, such as the steak or the lobster pasta. The worst part was paying $6 extra for an appetizer of salmon, and literally getting a palm sized piece of melba toast along with 6 finger long pieces of salmon. Besides spending almost $100 with a 15% tip, the waiter seemed like they were lost and didn't know whether to come take my order, take my plate, or leave my table alone (most of the time they left my table alone). The desert was so small that it shouldn't even be considered an ending to the meal. I ordered the dark chocolate tower, and it was puny. Although the view was nice, we didn't get a window seat and were jammed between the people sitting beside the window and the people in the booth beside us. The main course did taste great though. Was this all worth $100??? No way. But the experience was a nice one to have at least. read more

I visited this place with some friends while on a business trip and I'm so glad to have had the experience! I thought it might be one of those places where you pay for the view and the food and service would be lacking but I was surprised. The wait staff was fabulous! Very attentive but not obnoxious. My dinner was delicious; beef, green beans and potatoes cooked to perfection. What can I say about the view? The view was amazing! It rotates slow enough that you don't notice it. Needless to say, I really enjoyed my dining experience. read more

Sorry folks, just being honest here... We were very excited to go here for our 10th anniversary. Unfortunately the excitement pretty much ended once we arrived. The moving restaurant is definitely cool, ambiance is OK for me, the tables are very close together and not a lot of room to move. The cheap looking placemats do nothing for the table either. We had the Caesar Salad which was 1/2 dressing and the other half large portions of lettuce which I spent a few minutes preparing so it would be edible. My wife had the tomato salad which seemed to be 1/2 frozen and flavourless. My steak was 1/2 fat, char tasting and greasy. The salmon was dry and the portion size was small. Martini's were also average. The staff were attentive but very much in need of a personality. Really seemed like they did not care to be there. The manager took my items off the bill, but really, next time I will eat at ground level.... Hy's, Harbour 60, Ruth's or even the Keg would have been a much better meal. We actually had no desire to even stay for dessert. The bathrooms were also in need of a clean-up to which I got a grunt out of the bus person. This is definitely a ONCE in a lifetime opportunity. If you are looking for that real special night, this is not it. BTW - the Sushi we picked up was great on the way home! read more

one of the best views of toronto and great locally sourced seafood makes this a win.

If it wasn't for the view and the experience, I would have walked away from the place waaaay before the food came. I wasn't given choice for seating (I didn't get the seat near the window) and I had to look out to the view with a few heads covering my view. It was a bit crowded, the menu lacked choice, and the food wasn't all that great. Also everything was overpriced. From the food to the photograph. read more

The trip up the CN Tower was fantastic, and the view phenomenal. However, the service was horribly slow and even rather awkward....I expected a server in such an expensive restaurant to have a little more skill and/or personality, but they clearly put in zero effort and felt they had better places to be. I don't mind paying well for a nice meal, but the food was bland and disappointing at best. Thank god for the beautiful view of a beautiful city, otherwise it would have been a complete disappointment instead of just mostly disappointing! read more

After all the hype - just ok. View was FANTASTIC and the revolving part was really great. We dined about an hour before sunset so we saw the city in the day, dusk, and after dark, all lit up. Service wasn't very good - I think it was kind of busy, but that's not really an excuse. It seemed like they wanted it to be a very fancy dining experience (prices, decor) but it came off as pretty touristy. There were lots of families there with loud children and people wearing jeans. For ~$100/person I would have expected better service, food, and atmosphere. The food was alright - ate from the pre fixe menu and it was normal 'fancy food' salmon, small salads, chocolate cakes, etc. The worst part was that near our side of the restaurant, we happened to have a great view as the sun was disappearing, so lots of other people crowded around our table to take pictures of the sunset against the glass - rude. Good for the view, but maybe just go up there to have drinks? Much better view that the observation deck (which we stopped at on the way down) TERRIBLE view..it was all fenced in for safety I assume, but it made for an awful view. read more

Try it once. Neat experience. Decent food, but not as special as other fine dining restaurants. It's tight up there, and not at all intimate, but you certainly see the city! The chocolate tower desert looks amazing and tastes okay. The port tenderloin was cooked nicely and the pancetta and pea tart was excellent--the highlight. Don't expect to feel special here... read more

Great experience, the revolving restaurant is a must if you have not experienced before. The service and food were good but you pay for the view, good for a special occasion. The Horizons restaurant is 1 floor below the 360 restaurant more casual, cheaper but does not rotate. read more

I had a dinner with my grof here on a Sunday night. Food was OK, not great but above average. Staff were extremely nice, they even have us 4 deserts on the house. The views were stunning, make sure you request a window table. read more

Was there last weekend and was a great experience. Great to try at least once. Food was delicious but a bit over priced for what you get. Would still recommend everyone to at least try it once. read more

The view was amazing, the service was good, the food was not so good and was not worth the price. The experience of the view and having some drinks from up there was worth it. But the food was just OK. We didn't have any reservation, but we could still go there without a line up or anything and it was just close to Christmas, so I thought it would have been more crowded, but it was not. read more

Dinner at the 360 restaurant in the CN tower is truly a one of a kind experience in which no other restaurant will ever compare. I went to Toronto to celebrate my 27th birthday and made reservations with high expectations and this restaurant definitely set the bar high...1,151 feet high to be exact. Upon entering the elevator, I felt the adrenaline all over my body as the elevator shot up 5.1 mph to the top while the view of the city enhanced with every foot higher. The restaurant itself has a nice mellow vibe and everyone was welcoming and attentive. The lights were perfectly dim while we watched the rotating view of the sunset from all angles. Yes, the restaurant rotates! The food was amazing! We chose to do the prix fixed menu which was perfect and totally worth the price plus it came with access to the observation floor and glass floor. We each an had appetizer, main course and shared a bottle of wine which we selected from their 500+ list of located in their "cellar in the sky". Our waiter Shan was extremely polite and attentive; a true gentleman. We were dying to take pictures with the view and he accommodated us by moving chairs and tables aside so we can capture our perfect picture. My friend asked if there were any treats for birthdays and he said that there usually weren't but that he would see what he can do and minutes later came out with a little cake with a candle on it. In conclusion, (lol) anyone who visits Toronto should definitely make dinner reservations at the CN tower...it's an experience like no other. read more

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Quite an experience. The view is absolutely amazing. The coolest thing is because you are slowly rotating (barely perceptible) you will probably make a full rotation over the duration of your meal. Nice chance to see out over the Lake Ontario as well as up northern Toronto. The meal was okay, no complaints but it wasn't dazzling either. But the decor and view are just awesome. read more

A truly wonderful dining experience. We had the prix fixe menu options. I had the roasted pumpkin and garlic bisque with duck confit and dried cranberries, the arctic char with hubbard squash, hazelnuts, and wild rice, and the Canadian cheese plate. My meal was paired with a lovely Canadian 2014 Pinot Gris. My daughter had the kids' prix fixe salmon option which came with asparagus (which she loves) and french fries (I do wish mashed potatoes had been offered as with the child's prime rib). Her dessert was a creme caramel with two little buttery cookies. Our waiter was very attentive. He immediately offered my daughter a Shirley Temple and made sure that she left with a handful of candy. The view is spectacular of course. Do be sure to arrive 15-20 minutes before your reservation to process through security and take the elevator. We were delayed waiting for the elevator as there was also a private party that night, but our hostess seated us in a different section so that we'd get to see the entire rotation. It was quite loud so an intimate conversation might not be possible. Expect constant photo flashes. There was a birthday party and a proposal that night, as well. read more

Beautiful view, beautiful view. Thats about it. Restaurant is a poor attempt at class. Service is poor and is clearly driven on high profit based on beautiful view. Incredibly overpriced for quality and portion. Seafood is terrible (several days in the fridge terrible), steak leaves much to be desired and "acclaimed" wine selection is less than you would find at a chain keg restaurant. Save your time and money and go up for the view and eat elsewhere. read more

Price Fixed is the way to go for a meal here. In Toronto for Battle of York Bicentennial and had been several years since I'd been up in the CN Tower and never for a meal. 360 Restaurant was a great deal compared to prices I had been paying for other meals - plus the outstanding view. Roasted beet and goat cheese tart was excellent, had salmon for entrée, and the dark chocolate tower for dessert. Service was great w/o being pushy. Server was knowledgeable about what was outside the window at any given time. Not rushed to eat and move out for the next patron. I was there for the entire 72 minute rotation. DO MAKE RESERVATIONS ASAP as times fill up quickly. Felt I received good value in food, service and of course the view. Price fixed gave me a great meal and saved some money. read more

Definitely went here for the view. The fixed price menu is great value, especially when you consider that it's $30 just to go up the tower. So you might as well get a good meal too. Our dinner was at 9pm and the night view of Toronto was amazing. Although it took some adjusting to the spinning. I spent the first hour feeling queasy. There were four of us and we all enjoyed our meals very much. Definitely can't complain about the portion sizes - I'm still upset that I couldn't finish my dessert! I upgraded to the 4 course option just so I could have the mushroom tart, which was delicious (albeit very salty). The wine menu was huge and totally overwhelming. Service wasn't great though. We were there for over half an hour before a server spoke to us and we only saw him when he was dropping off our orders. I don't care if they're busy, they do need to work on making their servers more personable. Still, it was totally worth hitting up for a night. read more

First of all.Parking...There is none. You have to find the "Parking" in a hotel next door..Good luck on that one..The food .mediocre at best..The service. OVERKILL too many times we were interrupted with "Is everything ok" More wine ETC..We were there two hours .The "Silly" Parking 23 Dollars ..The view amazing...But no more than you. read more

It was a fantastic dinner in this restaurant for me and my wife - our wedding anniversary. We both loved the food, drinks, service, and overall experience of dining so high up in the sky. Rotation of the floor adds to the charm especially now, when the sky is clear with great view of the stars. Nice dinning experience. Highly recommended. read more

Went to the 360 for my bfs bday... Horrible service!!! Our server completely ignored us for the entire dinner, said she had to speak to management just for a piece of birthday cake. I asked her questions about the complimentary deck, completely ignored me and snarled at me when she found I didn't tip her and said to ask someone on the way out for the deck. Food was horrible, ordered the bay of fundy salmon turns out I got food poisoning. Over priced and NOT WORTH IT. read more

I went with 7 people to the 360 for a birthday dinner. The night started out well, 4 of us arrived early (7 for a 7:45 reservation) and were asked to wait "at the bar downstairs" which leads you to think it was affiliated with the same restaurant. It was a good thing we decided to check our watch at 8 as no one from the 360 bothers to come get you for your table when it is ready, and they don't have the basic tech of a pager system. So even though we were 45 min early we were late for our reservation and the rest of our group. We found out that the bar is a separate restaurant when the waiter came chasing us up the stairs to settle our tab, which was very embarrassing. The 2 restaurants have an agreement where you can bring drinks up to the 360, but that's it, or so our waiter at the bar told us. Now we are at our table and all of us got the 2 course pre fix meal from the menu as we brought in a cake for the desert (I will come back to the cake later). At $65 it was the cheapest item on the menu. Once we have ordered, the courses came at a good pace. I ordered the gnocchi which was probably the worst I have ever tasted, it was 5 or 6 small pieces of gnocchi, that apparently had pork somewhere in the dish. The gnocchi was incredibly dry and seemed like it was previously frozen. My wife got the beet salad and that was quite good as long as you got the dressing on the side and did not use it at all. 2 others at table got the ceasar "salad", this was the laziest execution of a ceasar salad we had ever seen. The Salad was 1 Romain lettuce bunch including the stalk cut in half lengthwise one piece placed on top of the other on the plate to form a cross with 2 or 3 small bacon bits and lightly drizzled with dressing. This is the first ceasar salad that needed a knife to eat it and according to the people who had it it was a bad dressing and the bacon tasted like imitation not real. 2 others got the shrimp (Which is $9 extra) so you would expect a decent amount of shrimp in the cocktail, nope it was 5 medium sized shrimp, generally a shrimp cocktail is made with large tiger shrimp. None of us enjoyed the appetizers that we ordered. Now to the main course. I got the salmon and scallops, I have to give them credit the scallops were delicious (there were 2 large sea scallops) and the cream sauce went perfectly with them, the salmon on the other hand was another story entirely. It was so dry and tasteless that it had to have been left in the oven for at least 15 minutes too long, because of the abysmal quality I was happy it was a small 4oz (at the most) portion. My wife got the Atlantic char, and when she asked if she could sub a green salad or veggies of any kind for the wild rice, she was told no. Which was very disappointing as the rice was not cooked (how bad does the chef have to be to not know how to cook rice?!) the fish itself was tasty, again a very small portion, the squash that came with it had no seasoning to speak of. The tables do not have salt or pepper (surprisingly), the pepper is offered by the waiter and if you say yes, he grinds a bare minimum on your plate and moves on, and if you ask for more pepper it is like you have put him out. Every other restaurant I have been to the server keeps grinding with an occasional pause until you tell them to stop. At least with salt they bring a salt shaker to the table after you ask for it. The prime rib was good, no complaints on that one from the person who got it. The chicken was apparently drier than the salmon. The veal was tasty both people who ordered it enjoyed the taste, the 2 pieces were very different. One had a large bone that was more than half the weight of the meat on the palate, the other did not, however both had a very large section of gristle around the outside edge that had to be removed, basic trimming should have taken care of that in the kitchen another sign of the laziness. The bread was what saved this meal for most of us, not that the bread was anything special it was a simple Multigrain bread that you would find in any grocery store. And served at room temp, not warm, with butter. But there was enough of it to fill you up when you realized that half the meal you ordered is not fit to eat. And they will bring you more bread when you ask for it. Now I am coming back to the cake we brought in. When we arrived we told the host that we would like the cake served as desert for our table and gave him the cake. Unfortunately just as he did not tell us that no one would come for us when the table was ready, or that the bar was not part of the same restaurant, he also failed to let our server know that we had provided a cake. He also failed to tell us that the candles we provided could not all be lit due to their Fire code. Our server did not know about the cake and brought out a single serve cake that is made at the 360. We had to ask for the cake we brought to be brought out to the table. We got the candles, then the cake separately. read more

Very bad experience. We waited for about 25 minutes before the waiter approached our table and took the order. The waiter didn't speak English, so could not give any details on the dishes; we even had to repeat 3-4 times every dish's name for him to understand what we are trying to order. While serving, he bended over a table several times, touching my glass and the bread in the bowl with the sleeves of his uniform!! He NEVER checked up on our table or asked how we are doing. Every time we needed something, we had to look around, to wait for him, to draw other staff's attention. His service was really unprofessional. I ordered a shrimp cocktail. My husband ordered oysters and steak, and each of our 2 guests ordered one salmon dish. We also had 2 "halves" of a regular white wine, which made 1 bottle in total. I was shocked to see a bill for $600! They billed $65 each salmon dish, and my shrimp cocktail was also billed $65! A bottle of a regular white wine was billed $250! This looked rather ridiculous. We often eat in upscaled restaurants, and usually don't really look at the prices. But $65 for a shrimp cocktail?? Or for a rather small salmon dish?? keeping in mind a third class service?? Just one week ago we had a dinner in Canoe. Food was delicious, presentation of food - outstanding, service - super professional, and prices - reasonable for this type of dining. And then - such a miserable and unfair experience in 360... Very disappointing. read more

Amazing view of the entire city from the 147th floor at CN tower. The restaurant serves amazing cuisine - loved the main course dishes. I ordered an eggplant shallot with coconut paneer. My friends ordered grilled vegetables and tortellini pasta. My dish was crowning glory of the evening but all of them were quite delectable. I loved the crispy eggplants. Followed by this, there was the round of mouth watering desserts. I had picked the butter tart with maple walnut icecream. My friends had a dark chocolate tower and a Lindt milk chocolate icrecream with cookies. The food was highlight of the evening and we enjoyed every bit of it with the amazing city landscapes. The restaurant also has a great service and a huge wine list to choose from. A must visit on trip to Canada! read more

I ordered smoked salmon which is over-cooked in my opinion. What my companion ordered is steak, which is good but not excellent. The food per se is absolutely not worth that much money, but we all know that we come here not for the food, but for the view. read more