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Great ambience and great view of the city by the lake. The service is relatively fast. The mussels are not the best , not fleshy. I think the it needs more spices. The fritters were tasty. Loved the smoked salmon, the best. Very disappointed with the temperature of the lamb. It was cold . The fish needs more seasoning. It was our anniversary and this info was disclosed during booking the lunch. We ordered a dessert. We were expecting Happy Anniversary written on it. But we were disappointed again. The price is right. The quality is above average.
Honestly I wish I could rate 360 Restaurant at CN Tower higher because of the food and the views, but the service really knocked it down. We arrived early and parked at the closest parking garage nearby which happened to lead us inside the baseball stadium. Interesting but worked out well because it was a 2 min walk to the tower! You have to go through a couple groups (security, check in, host) but it went by quick. The service started off great with a congratulations and small note for our anniversary - so sweet. The waiter asked if we liked wine and I said that I was planning to order a glass, my boyfriend was not. When I opened the menu to find the name of the one I had picked out, the waiter took the menu and said he would bring us both out something local and full bodied. I thought it was odd he didn't let us order ourselves but decided to trust the expert and figured it was their version of an anniversary "gift" (like a dessert) so I didn't give it a second thought - spoiler alert, it wasn't, lol. When it came to our entrees, I ordered the duck and it was delicious! The confit leg was super crispy and tender. We also had the mashed potatoes and carrots, both of which were good sized and tasty. My boyfriend was debating between the scallops and the lobster, so I recommended that he ask our waiter which one he preferred. After doing this, the waiter said "neither, get the lamb, you won't be full with the seafood dishes". My boyfriend contested that he was more in the mood for seafood, to which our waiter said that if he ordered the lamb and didn't like it, he would bring out whatever we wanted instead. Because of this generous offer, I convinced him to try the lamb and worst case he could get one of the other dishes he was considering. The lamb came and it was tasty. But after all, it wasn't quite what he was craving, so he told the waiter who immediately whisked away the dish with a promise to bring him something else. When I asked him what he was going to bring (thinking it was the scallops or lobster, the two original options being considered), he said not to worry. Instead, he brought out the prime rib and said he would waive the upcharge fee (why would we be charged extra for a dish we didn't order anyway?!?). The prime rib was good too, but at this point we were just over the dinner experience and wanted to get home. He also ordered a cider which was never brought out. We skipped on dessert, but were brought out a complimentary white chocolate mousse (it was at this point I realized the wine ordered for us was not complimentary). The dessert was also good and very much appreciated! After dinner, we went to the observation deck and took in the views. I won't mention the name of the waiter here but wanted to give my honest feedback. I would be back for another special occasion, but would need to be sat in a different section of the restaurant. Every dish was great and the views make this restaurant extra special.
We were confident this was going to be kitschy and touristy, given it's a rotating restaurant on the 114th floor of the CN Tower and we were tourists visiting Toronto, so our expectations were low. After a complicated arrival sequence into the building (poorly signed as to where to go once you arrived, security, multiple queues to get to/in the restaurant--so give yourself ample time to arrive) we were seated. The restaurant makes a full revolution every 1 hr. 12 min. (or so we were told) and offered us panoramic, scenic night views of the city well below. That was what we came for and that made the evening well worth it. But we were surprised by how good the service and food actually was--which was not what we were expecting at all! So glad we went and so great we were pleasantly surprised. Wonderful evening.
I've been here before and I really didn't like the food I thought it was just ok. But I have to say this time I thought the food was great! Amazingly good. I was quite impressed. Came here for my friend's son 11th Birthday. We had early reservations at 5:30. The restaurant was not busy at that time so we were able to get a table near the window. The service was friendly and professional. Really great service. The ambiance was great. It was a quiet early dinner. I opted to order À la Carte menu. They also have a Pre-Fixed menu as well. The minimum spend is $75 for adults and $40 for children. Your reservation does include access to the CN Tower and to the floors. The food is expensive, especially if you order off the A La Carte menu. I ordered the Caesar salad, the 14oz steak with peppercorn sauce with the baked potato. Everything was delicious. It really was a nice dining experience. A lot of people complain about the food being over priced, but you really are paying for the experience and the view. I would highly recommend this place especially for a special occasion.
Visiting 360 Restaurant at the CN Tower is the most memorable experienced I had from my first Toronto trip. So lucky that I got table for 6pm dinner by walking-in. Staff were very friendly especially our server. Had a chance to see the spectacular day and night view during my stay. Had the 3-course meal (Three Sisters Salad, Wild Boar Duo and Stone Fruit Trifle)and Lychee Lift-off mocktail and was heavenly delicious. A chef's kiss I would say. I highly recommend this place to try and add it from your itenerary when you visit Toronto. A must place to visit.
This restaurant offers a stunning panoramic view of Toronto, as suggested by its name. The circular views are truly captivating, and the service is excellent. The food here is also fantastic. After dinner, you can take a leisurely walk down to the tourist area and enjoy even more breathtaking views. This is a great option if you've booked this restaurant for dinner and want to explore the city further.
We were never in Toronto and knew we Wanted to visit when staying in Ontario for our vacation this year. We decided to make reservations at 360 in order to see the beautiful views! The minute we were seated at our table for dinner we knew we made the right choice! The views are incredible! We chose three course dinner. We ordered a bread basket to start and a pitcher of red wine sangria. I had: grilled calamari, the cod entree and a white mousse dessert. My boyfriend had the salmon gravlax, chicken entree and berry panna cotta. Everything was delicious and the service was excellent! Samir was our waiter and took care of everything we needed!
Ambiance is probably the best part of 360. It's a lovely spot for a special occasion and also get to experience the observation deck. We got the prix fix prime rib, cod and pork tenderloin. All the meals were lovely, not overly salty but still delicious. Service was good and it's a nice way to celebrate an occasion.
Dining here is actually a great deal if you're planning to visit the observation deck too. Instead of paying ~$40 for general admission and waiting in line for hours, you can enjoy a 2-course meal with nice views and get express entry to the tower - all for just $75, totally worth it just for the convenience. We started with The New Farm Greens Salad and Grilled Calamari - both appetizers had fresh and quality ingredients. For mains, we tried the salmon, chicken, and pork tenderloin. The salmon was perfectly cooked and juicy, keeping its natural flavour while being nicely seasoned. The chicken was tender and flavorful too, with crispy skin on the outside and juicy meat on the inside. The pork was a bit dry though. We finished with the Strawberry & Pistachio Layer Cake - the pistachio flavour was rich and nutty, and it paired beautifully with the strawberry cream. So good! One thing I noticed while visiting the CN Tower is that there's not much diversity among its staff, including at the restaurant. While I understand the consideration of labour costs, it's also important to create opportunities for locals. It feels ironic that local people now the minority here in Canada. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3.5/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - NA/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 4.3/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 3/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 3.8/5 OVERALL - 3.65
360, spinning a top of the CN Tower, really is only worth a visit for a special occasion or a tourist visit. You won't find much in the way of value but the food generally is good. See pics. Really though you are paying for the view which will amaze as you look out at the city and the island. Service was slow and absent at times. We weren't in a rush but 3+ hours for a dinner was a touch long. On the upside we got in a few good laps seeing the city. One frustration was with a pre-ordered small cake (for the bargain price of $80 which required advance payment). It arrived without the special 80th birthday message. They did eventually find the missing message but it took away from the moment. If you are looking for an experience and have a need to lighten your wallet then 360 is worth a visit.
As it suggests in the name, 360 Restaurant which is located on top of CN Tower, spins very slowly while you are dining. Upon taking the elevator up, the line for check in was up to the elevator even for it being 8:30PM on a Wednesday. After check in, the wait was another 15 minutes so despite my reservation being for 8:45PM, it ended up being 9PM. Then the appetizer didn't come out until almost 30 minutes later followed by the main dish not coming out until 20ish minutes later. Throughout this whole experience, not once did I get asked for a water refill until after my check was already paid. The vibe is definitely upscale and focuses on the view more than anything. The food was alright. The appetizer, while small in portion, was actually really good. The chicken was seasoned and the skin was nice and crispy. The main dish, however, I could've passed on. The pork was very dry even with the small amount of sauce they drizzle on and the beans were flavorless. The best part of the main was the grains. Fries with truffle aioli saved the main meal for sure. Definitely just a one time experience type of restaurant.
We flew from Vancouver to visit my parent and celebrate my husband's birthday here on a Friday night, we were a group of 6 people. Our server George was so friendly, and explained the prix fixe and a la carte menu to us. We ordered a three-course meal. Appetizer: Tuna tartar, Beets salad, East coast mussels Main: Prime Rib, Salmon, Pork tenderloin Dessert: Ricotta cake, Dark chocolate, Smoked pear and spiced walnut galette. With a restaurant reservation, you can visit the observation deck. The view, food, and service were amazing.
If you are touring the CN tower around mealtime, I strongly recommend booking a reservation at their 360 restaurant in the top part of the tower. Not only are the views spectacular in this rotating restaurant, you get free admission to the tower. If you were to pay for admission and eat somewhere else you'd spend the same if not more, and the dining experience is worthwhile. We all enjoyed our Canadian sourced meals and friendly service. The view and ambience steal the show.
4 years ago
5 Stars for the View and service 3 Stars for the food itself This is an excellent place to hangout with your friends who are new to Toronto. We made reservations ahead of time, and we got to skip all the lineups. There was a MASSIVE lineup and when we showed our restaurant reservations the staff rolled out the red carpet before my friends and myself, and got led to the elevator where we went up. The ingredients and the menu were top tier. And something is telling me that the high altitude somehow messed with my taste buds, and the way that the food itself cooked, because the food had impeccable presentation, I could tell there was love and passion put into each dish. But, the duck wings were really dry, the steak and pork chop were both chewy and tough. But the steak was medium rare - so I really think the altitude has something to do with this. The blueberry sauce on the porkchop was so cool! and so tasty, it pretty much saved the pork chop, and I took it as inspiration, I started using wild berries and jams on my meats since I ate that meal. So I love that it gave me that cool idea. I'm also assuming that the kitchen in CN tower might be crammed and maybe they don't have all the right tools to work with. So I don't want to discredit them. If those same chefs took that same menu and cooked in a conventional restaurant on ground level, I'm sure it would have been 5/5. read more
2 years ago
I wanted to get the view and found out I can also get a meal. Obviously the meal is on the expensive side since you get the view with it if spending at least $75 per person. Table next to the window at night is hard to get so reserve early. There are quite a bit of meal options and I got pretty full with my aged prime rib and salad. The service was excellent and you do get both level views with the meal. read more
4 years ago
Meh. You're really paying for the atmosphere here. The servers were attentive, but the food was very subpar. If you're planning on eating here, I wouldn't expect a nice meal. read more
Wonderful time and excellent view of down town/harbor Toronto. The food quality was 3.5 and consistent with the downtown area. The cost was 4.5 and on the higher end of the scale. For sure, patrons pay for the view..... definitely worth it! Make no mistake, this is a tourist location and part of the restaurant fee covers entrance costs. Gotta try it at least once. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Fabulous. We were visiting and looking for a lunch spot...this was it! The views were spectacular, the wine selection was good, all of the food was tasty and looked just as good. It was a peaceful and a relaxing way to take in the sights...worst part was the elevator ride up! read more
3 years ago
This is a revolving restaurant at the top of CN Tower. It is pretty cool. You will get a 360 view of Toronto and even Lake Ontario while enjoying a meal. Food taste good kudos to the chef! They require you to order a minimum if $75 per person. But with $75 you get a 3 course meal with appetizer, an entree and a choice of dessert. And you also get a free entry to the 2 floor observation deck which makes it even more worth it! It was a nice experience! I highly recommend to put this on your list while visiting Toronto. read more
The best part of the restaurant is definitely the view from the top of the tower without a doubt. The floor moves around in a circular shape around the tower to get an entire view of the city and the water. We had tried the 3 course meal which included an appetizer, main, and dessert. The mussels for the appetizer were pretty good, but the onion soup had tasted somewhat bland like it came out of a can. As for the mains, the pork chop was very dry and did not have much flavor. The salmon on the other hand tasted great and I enjoyed the side of beans and kale that came with it! For dessert, the berry meringue did not really satisfy my dessert cravings, but the coconut crème had a great taste! Overall, the food was fairly mediocre, especially for the price of the food. I would probably only visit to go up the tower, and not really come back for the dining experience. read more
3 years ago
Service was amazing. Pricing isn't for the everyday people. We spent 500 CAD between 4 people. The view isn't worth the price as the food wasn't amazing. Hard to make choices as well if you're not in the scene to purchase the price point. We enjoyed the view though. 4.3 star experience. Sorry for the lack of images. I think I forgot it read more
3 years ago
Our waiter was such a jokester. Food was great! Dry aged steak and brisket was a hit! Very picturesque place when the sky is clear. Lovely for a date. read more
1 year ago
My sister and i visited canada for the first time from the states and I'm not sure if our waiter doesn't like Americans but we noticed that he was taking advantage of us and trying to question our intelligence the whole time. We had arrived Sunday April 6 around 9:20 and was greeted by, i believe, the manager. He was very welcoming and greeted us with pleasure. The hostess and security guard was just as welcoming and very kind as well. The manager gave me his card to give a review however I have since lost it and was unable to directly contact him. Our waiter(short, middle aged, white man, with a patchy grayed out beard) asked us what we would like but during some convo we had it seemed very rushed and very "to the point" my sister and I just looked at each other feeling kind of odd but nonetheless we gave him benefit of the doubt. He explained the menu to us but we couldn't understand the '2 course' and when i asked him to clairify again he made it seem like i needed to question my intelligence over a simple explanation. The 30 min we were waiting for our food and during our dine, the only person who cared about our food and if we were doing well was the bengali, i presume, is a busboy. He was very kind and as bengali girls ourselves we wanted to tip him more than our selfish waiter who did nothing but rush and take advantage of us. The most annoying part of our dine in was him making sure that VERBATIM " i tip him 15% then i HAVE to give him $27". Excuse me? He also had an attitude when he misread our receipt and thought we paid $300 expecting a bigger tip. As a disclaimer we like tipping in cash rather than card. I wish i hadnt tipped at all. He wasn't a good/respectful waiter, didn't check up on us, when i was trying to exchange my usd to canadian dollars he was questioning and looking at me as if I was stupid because he couldn't break it, he just took the $20 instead and walked away. We looked at each other in shock. I wasn't even able to sign my name on the receipt cs he didn't give me a pen so i had to use my lip liner. It's beyond me to think how we didn't care to spend money on a fancy restaurant given that it's our first time in Canada and we're college students who are just trying to enjoy it by trying new foods. Having an awful waiter, when the stereotype of all canadians being "nice" definitely ruined our night since we chose this restaurant to be our first place to eat since coming here. I will say the bengali manager, the hostess, the bengali busboy uncle, and the security guard were soooo kind and nice to us. We wish them well and success in their careers. The salmon and fried chicken was AMAZING! read more
My significant other and I visited the 360 Restaurant in the CN Tower for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. I was looking into visiting the CN Tower for viewing/general admission, however when I discovered you can make a reservation for lunch or dinner, and if you order the Prix Fixe menu option, you receive entry to the tower included - this seemed like a much better deal! I am so happy I chose this option, as we were able to have a delicious lunch with fantastic service and a beautiful view, for a reasonable amount more than just entry to the CN Tower. I would HIGHLY recommend this option. I was able to make a reservation easily on the CN Tower website a few weeks in advance, and upon our arrival we were whisked to a separate elevator with no line or wait, which took us to the 360 Restaurant. We arrived 15 minutes prior to our reservation, however we were seated right away with a table next to the windows as I had requested when I made the reservation. We enjoyed a relaxing and quiet lunch during the 72 minutes it takes for the restaurant to make a full revolution. The service was phenomenal throughout the meal. The menu was very extensive with so many great-looking options. The focus on local/Canadian cuisine was fun for us as this was our first visit to Toronto, especially the Indigenous Menu choices. We opted for the Prix Fixe selection of 2 courses, and chose the following: Appetizers: Hot Smoked Fraser River White Sturgeon - perfectly cooked fish, great flavor combinations. Canadian Seafood Stew - delicious, creamy, and full of perfectly cooked seafood (no skimping here!) Mains: Roasted King Cole Duck Breast - perfectly cooked, tender, and juicy. The accompaniments were great; the polenta, greens, and black currant jus were wonderful together. Canadian Red Deer - Filet & Sausage - again, PERFECTLY cooked filet, and delicious sausage. With the two courses, we were full by the end of the meal. As it was my significant other's birthday weekend, he was even surprised with a (complimentary) birthday dessert! We did try a couple of local craft beers off of the extensive drink menu, which although was mostly focused on wines (the highest wine cellar in the world!), had plenty for us beer drinkers and other NA options (the coffee was great, too). I would highly recommend indulging in a visit to the 360 Restaurant, especially for a special occasion. It was a delicious and relaxing meal, with fantastic views and service. You won't regret splurging - especially when you take the restaurant-only elevator down to the other viewing floors and realize how crowded and loud the rest of the tower can be. Thank you to the employees of the 360 Restaurant for a wonderful experience, which was a highlight of our trip to Toronto. read more
1 year ago
Jamie W. and I came to Toronto just three months earlier, and of course, we took the elevator up the CN Tower and looked between our feet through the glass floor (review: http://bit.ly/2PlfK0h). That's de rigeur for a first-time Toronto tourist. I was back for a work meeting, and I got to return with my colleagues for a nice dinner in the revolving restaurant near the top. Apparently it's the second tallest revolving restaurant in the world. Of course the tallest one is in China. All that aside, it was a fine dining experience that genuinely exceeded my expectations. First, we were there just before sundown, so the panoramic views were pretty phenomenal (photo: http://bit.ly/366SycO). We were all treated to a three-course dinner which would have normally cost C$79, and they offered plenty of options (photo). For my starter, I went for the Local Beet & Buffalo Mozzarella Salad with endive, citrus, pickled scallions, and fennel pollen (photo: http://bit.ly/2PliniM). It was quite good as the ingredients tasted particularly fresh. My entree was the Gindara Sablefish with wild ginger, maple glaze, chili, and garlic-sautéed rapini. It was accompanied by a carrot puree and a sea salted potato hay (photo: http://bit.ly/34V04HD). It was probably the healthiest non-vegetarian selection on the menu and consequently a bit bland. I ended my meal with a trio of sorbet scoops -raspberry, mango, and strawberry - accompanied by shortbread and ginger molasses cookies (photo: http://bit.ly/2YsjCRg). It was pretty refreshing. After dinner, we walked to the glass floor again, and it was quite a view of the ballpark below (photo: http://bit.ly/2LwLfDs). Guess on my third trip here, I'll strap on the harness and do the Edgewalk. Not. FOOD - 4 stars...fresh ingredients and a nice execution AMBIANCE - 5 stars...a spectacular view without the vertigo SERVICE - 4 stars...courteous Canucks TOTAL - 4 stars...you can rotate and eat well at the same time RELATED - Traveling to Toronto? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2LETSfV read more
1 year ago
It was my first time in Toronto and I had a 9 hour layover between SFO before my flight later that evening to Paris. I landed at YYZ, took the Pearson Express into town and dropped by bag off at Equinox. I explored St. Lawrence Market before making my way over to CN Tower. I did some research before that there was a restaurant at CN Tower similar to the Lounge over at Hancock tower in Chicago. The price was a bit on the high side for the lunch prix fixe menu but justified the price if it was prime rib and a revolving restaurant (ahh yes, the memories of equinox over at Embarcadero 4 in San Francisco). There service was excellent with the waiter knowing the drill and offering to take several shots of me since he saw me taking some shameless selfies of myself at various angles. I would say this is a more 3.5* experience based on the high price. However, the price of dining here includes admission to the observation deck for you to get a feel for the Toronto landscape. I'm glad went this route because I was able to get in 9 miles walking through this city before I had to head back to the airport in the evening. read more
Visiting Toronto and seeing the beauty of it, while taking in all the 360 views was spectacular! I'm someone who is typically scared of heights, but it was a special event up there, so had to dress up for the occasion! While up there, the food came and was simply delicious! Was being guided by a Ontario native, so they knew all about this place, but they themselves didn't know what the hype was all about. The food was amazing and over the top with the presentation (sadly we munched until the plates were all clean). The drinks were just as good! It matched with the view! This place comes hand in hand! I didn't even notice we were being turned! All I saw was the beautiful sunset turned into night! This place was a lovely experience!!! But word of advice? Don't look down! Especially on the elevator ride upstairs! read more
4 years ago
Not my first time at this place and the service hasn't changed, still excellent. The views are amazing, of course they are and the food was delicious. We tried their special indigenous menu and sure weren't disappointed, everything was top notch. Everything hits 5 start, the ambiance, the service and the food. If you are in Toronto, it's worth checking out. read more
I heard pretty mixed reviews about the food here, so I was a little hesitant to go, especially because of the prices. I have to say that it was amazing! The service was absolutely incredible and everyone was was kind. Our waiter gave us wonderful recommendations for appetizers and mains, as well as recommendations for drinks and dessert. We were lucky enough to get a seat on the window side, it had a beautiful view of Toronto. I would recommend anyone planning to make a reservation to state that they would like a seat on the side, near the window. The food was absolutely delicious, and portioned nicely compared to other fancy restaurants. The only thing I didn't like was the cocktails but this might just be my personal preference, both mine and my partner's drinks were very bitter. read more
Very much a novelty experience! The views were wonderful, and the food was good. The food isn't the highlight of this place, and it's more so about the revolving, 360 degree views. We were able to secure a reservation around 7:15, and got to see the city in the daylight and nighttime. I ordered the Duck Breast and a peach cocktail off the menu. We also shared Asparagus, Sautéed Shrimp, Sweet Potato Fries, and Mushrooms. I'd recommend this place for a special occasion! We were also able to access the observatory after our meal. read more
Be ready to pay mostly for the experience! Yes the view is amazing and it's a nice experience with the rotation. And after you can go down to the other floors and enjoy the view from there as well. Food is not bad honestly... but depends a lot on the dish you get. Some of the dishes are better than others. Or even half and a half, for example the beef with lobster. The beef was tasting really good but the lobster was not good at all, tasteless and overcooked. There is nothing that I tried that was "wow", but portions are good at least. Service was not good. Our server was really impatient, didn't want to explain anything that we asked, was rushing us to order (and no, they were not closing or anything like that). In the end he charged us less apparently and came until the bottom floor chasing us to pay the difference, people all looking at us. That was really weird and disrespectful in my opinion. read more
2 years ago
Surprisingly good. As a Torontonian I've visited the touristy 360 restaurant once every 15 years or so. The last time I visited the experience was hotel quality food with a great view and 80s gaudy / corporate aesthetics. My recent visit, however, was delightful! Strong distinct flavors, generous portions, fresh ingredients, a modern look, and attentive wait staff. Really impressed. The kids menu even has a prime rib option! The rotating views are wonderful and the prix fixe was reasonably good ROI for the money. The observation deck level is modern, spacious, and bright - and I'm excited to see how the renovations go for the bottom level with the glass floor. Recommended! read more
This is one of those reviews that would be perfect for a 3.5 star rating, but I have to decide to round up or down. Since I gave a 3-star review to the CN Tower, I will round up to a 4-star review for the 360 Restaurant. The prices on their menu are pricey, but it includes the price of admission for their elevator trip to the top, where and you can go to their observational deck after your meal. The 360 Restaurant is open daily, with lunch service from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, and dinner service from 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm. It's best to do a reservation in advance. We did a 9pm reservation; so after dinner, we had the whole observational deck to ourselves, among other dinner guests. The observational deck closes at 10:30pm, but anyone that had dinner there can go past that hour, so that was very nice. Overall I thought the meal was above average and the view was cool. It's a nice place to take your significant other to, especially if you've never been up to the CN Tower before. It's a good combo price of admission to go up to the top, instead of purchasing an individual ticket. read more
Astonishing view! The food was good. It wasn't amazing or awe-worthy but good. My mom and I each did the pre-fixe option. She got the seafood chowder as an appetizer and the duck as an entree. I went with the salmon tartar as an appetizer and the shrimp cavatelli as an entree. We tried each other's meals and loved them all. The view though, that is worthy of its own review. The revolving aspect was the icing on the cake. If you don't want to eat then just book a table, have a drink and share an appetizer as the experience is worth it. read more
3 years ago
Naturally, food is expensive because of the view and the difficulty of going at top. Of course there's a $35 fee to get to ride their speed elevator. There's a long line. They do have some good food. They make sure to serve lickitysplit to accommodate the bulk of people. Coupled with cleanliness. They do their best. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Despite knowing this is as touristy as the Eiffel Tower restaurant, the one differentiator here was the FOOD! As overpriced as the EF, it was well worth it. My husband's filet (medium rare) was PERFECTLY cooked! The Caesar salad was nice and fresh, perfect pairing for the steak. Mashed potatoes cooked perfectly and so fluffy. I had the sturgeon and it tasted magnificent. We even ordered desserts which we can't remember right now but know for a FACT we ate it all. And best of all - THE VIEW! read more
2 years ago
Not only the views were amazing, the food was too. Our server Clarence went above and beyond to take care of us . An experience worth more than the money.. read more
2 years ago
The only thing good here is the view. Service is lacking attention and it's rushed to get as many people in as possible, food is average and size is really small for the price. We paid $65 each for an entre and a dessert and we got nothing special plus little food. Granted the observatory entrance is included if you get the fix priced menu but still...like I said you pay for the view. read more
3 years ago
I visited this iconic Toronto place for my birthday as I was visiting Toronto. I had pre fix two course menu and it was such a pleasant experience. I have spent about hour eating and it was about the same time as the restaurant rotated for 360degree round. I spent such a memorable time dining and exploring the observatory( direct stairs from the restaurant available ) and personally would recommend to visit on evenings when it gets dark so you get the view of sparkly cityscapes. If you want to dine with anyone visiting Toronto and wonder if this is a good place or not? Don't hesitate to try! read more
2 years ago
Vincent was a great waiter and was very attentive and accommodating. The person who sat us was excellent and made sure we had a window seat. Thank you for a wonderful experience!! read more
As other reviewers have indicated, the main attraction here is the view. If you don't care about food and the $$$$ price tag go for it. I came here for a team dinner and was not looking forward to the food. That being said, the view is incredible and the revolving restaurant can confuse you a bit yet entertaining. I won't go into the details of what we ordered as there was a general consensus in our group of 20 people that the food was awful regardless of what they ordered. Most places with crappy food at least get their desserts right and I was secretly hoping that their dessert would be good but again we were disappointed - we tried 4 different desserts and everything was a let down. Service started off nice, we were surprised at how quickly our drinks and appetizers were served but the rest of the course took a while. Our waiter also forgot to bring drinks for one of our colleague even after reminding him. He also at one point brought us a plate of oysters that we hadn't ordered. He didn't listen to us even after we told him that we didn't order it and went on to set our table with the plates and cutlery for the oysters only to realize that he made a mistake and take it all back. Go here to enjoy time with your friends with an awesome view, not for the food and service. read more
2 years ago
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