Lisa and Dawn are so welcoming and helpful at the TD Lounge - Union Station. I love stopping by!…read moreThanks, TD, for this little oasis on a busy day! Suzanne

Convenient lounge at Union Station…read more TD Infinite Lounge is a lounge tucked on the first floor which grants entry for credit cardholders of TD Visit Infinite. It's a nice added perk when other credit cards are offering more incentives these days. Opening at 8am-7pm on weekdays, we have dropped by here away from the chaotic train concourses on the lower floor of Union Station. The small lounge fits about 30 guests and gets quite packed during peak hours, but it is still quiet relatively compared to the rest of Union Station. There are also some limited refreshments including fresh brew from the coffee machine, fruit-infused water, apple and cookies (one per guest). It's nothing fancy but the light bites are a nice touch. The lounge has reliable Wifi connection and a display board that displays the upcoming GO train and Via Rail platform times. The overall vibe is relaxed and all of the staff here tend to be very welcoming while recognizing many regular guests. You can display your physical or virtual credit card for access into the lounge. Skip it or hit it? Hit it if you have time to spare at Union rather than waiting at the concourse.

No more free coffee and cookies. A pint is 12 bucks...? Outrageous. Also food is really bad, I mean…read morereally bad! Even for airport standards. Going downhill fast as a company in terms of customer service... is such a shame what corporate greed can do.

I don't like flying in little prop planes, but I do love Porter enough to grin and bear it from…read moretime to time. Because of Porter's incredible policies surrounding check in times, I've never spent more than 30 minutes in the lounge, but I've always enjoyed the comfy chairs and all of the freebies. Unless you want a full meal or alcohol, pretty much everything here is free for the taking. Nuts, cookies, espresso and water bottles. It's the little things in life, and the Porter Airport Lounge is great at the little things.

First time flying Porter Airlines, as well as in/out of Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ). There's a…read morepedestrian tunnel to walk to the other side. If you rent a car from Enterprise or National, you can take the ferry (duration: ~1m), which departs every 15m. Enterprise provided me with a free 1-way, prepaid ticket. https://www.billybishopairport.com/to-from/ferry/ Fast Wi-Fi -- 164 down, 200 up. Priority Pass: Aspire / Air Canada Cafe https://www.prioritypass.com/lounges/canada/toronto-billy-bishop-city/ytz-aspire-lounge

Toronto Reviews 1/Many: I was in Toronto for several days recently to see a baseball game and the…read morecity, and since we were traveling only a short distance from LaGuardia and our hotel was closer, we used this airport. Going in was pretty easy, and there was a nice view of Toronto from both the turboprop on the way in and on the way out. Apparently, you had to previously use a ferry to get to the airport as it's an island, but now they've thankfully added an underground passage. Going back was a little bit more challenging. We arrived for our early flight, and it was a bit confusing to figure out where the passage was, as there weren't many signs. Eventually, we found our way to the departure area, which was split between domestic and US flights, and there was a long line of people waiting. There was a flight pretty soon at 6:45 A.M., and apparently the workers don't get in until 6:00, so there was a bit of confusion, with some people allowed to skip the line so they wouldn't miss their flights. This eventually led to a bottleneck where people in front of us had to wait while others way behind us didn't have as big a line at the security checkpoint to check in. All early morning shenanigans aside, the staff was pretty nice. At least on the USA side, they have a breakfast place, a small place to get a drink or food, presumably, and a little mini-mart. The flight (on Air Canada) was fine otherwise. For a small airport, it's not half bad at all.

Classy spot in the Fairmont for this #19 on the best of North America's '26 bars. 4.5 stars…read more Cocktails: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: yes Return worthiness: yes Highlights: - Love the atmosphere with the paintings and books and multi half levels in one room - Comfortable which was great cause thought might be stuffy - Martini: birdbath is their signature. Was very cold with a touch of orange and came with show of a long pour which was fun. They have their own vodka and gin they use. 5 stars - Menu: sweet/dry, light/spirited quadrants mapped out on the front page Also a sketch drawing of the drink so you can see what type of glass you'll get and colorful pictures on the side to set the mood. - Spicy nuts: good yet dusty but bonus for having hazelnuts. 4 stars Midlights: - Can get on waitlist if full and can text you (note: was full even early afternoon on a Saturday) - Wanted to try more food like the beef sandwich or french onion soup but we were in between meals Lowlights: - Took over 30 min to get our first drink after ordering which was odd at a hotel of this caliber. The next ones did not have the same wait time which was good.

Came here for dessert and drinks after dinner. My wife had pinot grigio that she really enjoyed. I…read morehad an excellent smoked old fashioned. Vanilla ice cream for my daughter was delicious. The vibe and ambience in this place is outstanding. Super cozy and relaxing.

Flora Lounge is an absolute gem…read more Recommended by a friend so I decided to come check this place out for happy hour. Great cocktail specials for just $10 during happy hour. The aesthetic of this place is phenomenal. To no surprise since this lounge is connected to the 1 hotel, and casa madera. Service was great as well. The server was very polite and always got down to the seating level to ensure we were heard. Will definitely come back for a relaxing time after a long day work.

The ambiance is great. Service is professional and timely. The lounge is located in an upscale…read morehotel and has beautiful decor

This is one of the best rooftop patios in the city. Making it even better is that they have an…read moreexcellent kitchen. This was our second visit in the last month. Sunsets are amazing. Both the indoor and outdoor dinning are advised. Menu has an Asian flair. We had the Tuna Tostadas and the superb Sichuan Lemon Calamari along with Big Plates (mains) Branzino and my favorite the Mushroom Pappardelle. Service is friendly and prices are fair. Margaritas are excellent. You can also rent the tower for private dinning. No view inside but a great space.

We had reservations for our party on the patio. When we arrived they advised there would be a…read moreminimum $50 charge per person. We discussed the group sitting at 2 different tables but the hostess said they would sit the two table across the restaraunt from each other. When we inquired about our patio reservation they said thete was no capacity. We looked and the patio had lots of space and inside was msybe 20% full. By this time myself and a couple of friends said we wouldn't bother amd instead sat at a table on the patio and had one drink while waiting for a friend visiting from another country to arrive so we could chat for a bit and leave. The hostess was full of attitude and was unhelpful to our group and rude. A couple of the servers i dealt with were also pretty clueless at their jobs. What should have been a fun time turned into a frustrating mess thanks to the staff at the broadbiew. The hostess had no idea or cared who some of us were amd nor should it matter, however we will being sharing our horrible experience at the broadview with friends, family, coworkers, etc. I will not return to have a hostess give ne attitude and roll eyes. On a nice day it wasn't very busy so maybe others are done with this place and it's staff as well. Do they think they are sone gate keeper to sone special crowd. Your not, your basic.

First of all the service here is impeccable. You will not find better service. This is a fantastic…read morevibe. The atmosphere is amazing. The ambience is top-tier and definitely have the tuna Nigiri. It is delicious but guaranteed you will have more than one of these drinks and you'll be happy that you did. I love it here. I wish I could stay.

During our weekend getaway in Toronto, we decided to visit the St. Regis for high tea at the Astor…read moreLounge, and we were truly impressed. The entire experience was excellent. After braving a particularly cold day in the city, we were seated promptly and offered blankets and a space heater to help us warm up while the tea was prepared--an offer we gladly accepted. They presented us with about twelve different tea samples, each with descriptions of their flavor profiles for us to read and smell before making our selections. Our chosen tea was accompanied by blueberry scones, a variety of finger sandwiches, and an assortment of small desserts. Everything was exceptionally prepared. We will definitely be returning!

Awful experience for my girlfriend and myself at Play Lounge. The staff was terrible. Our blonde…read morewaitress only cared to serve the men in the room and did it with a snobby attitude. I knew this place was going to be kind of trendy but wrongly assumed that they would have great food, cocktails and service. This place lacked all three. Thumbs down Play Lounge - we won't be back.

I don't know how to describe the experience I had here. The super creative drinks are a whole…read moreexperience! The ingredients on the menu ... first, they're creative. Second they're meant to be an experience. There are multiple parts and they're meant to be consumed to create the cocktail equivalent of the perfect bite. I had the Golden Honey Penicillin with its amuse bouche (corn cannoli) and burnt honey sherbet over snow covered with crispy panels (?)... this was to be alternated with the cocktail ... and it was to be savored because it was such a great combination of flavors and textures but also because there were spices being released from the ice cubes ... amazing doesn't describe the experience! Super comfortably dark ambiance and exceptional guidance from server. Forgot to add - wagyu beef tartare and smoked olives were delicious and satisfying sharables'

Visiting Toronto for the first time, I found myself here after someone had suggested this bar as a…read moremust visit. This place is on another level. The drinks are exceptional; they are well thought out and very creative. Depending on what you order, you may be getting a whole presentation/experience! I would highly recommend this place.

A classic Punk / Rock n Roll Bar in Toronto CA. Basically the CBGB's of that scene…read more It's been around since the early 1990's and is exactly what a spot like this should be. Very nondescript outside facade - no sign telling you what it is other than a small "BSC" (for Bovine Sex Club) painted near the door. Hard to miss though as the exterior is made up a punk rock style sculpture of rusted bikes & other assorted ephemera. The interior is similar, visually. Great sound system & chill vibes pervade throughout. Weirdly the stage is right in the entrance of the club, on your left, with a long bar along the right side, heading back. Great, crowd, great location in cool area with lots of restaurants & plenty of parking - both on the street up to 2 hours & extended parking for a flat-rate of CA$20 (~$14 USD) from 6:00pm until the next morning, just 2 blacks away.

The Bovine is a fantastic place that is the same today as it was decades ago. not only that, but it…read moreis also one of the cheapest pints that you can find. Now, are the taps dry? Maybe. Are the beer cans running out? It's possible. But, it's a dive in the way of the old dives. And the acoustics for bands are... not great. But they are a sign of what once was. Without attempting to try to present a front of a time long gone, The Bovine simply exists today as it once did in that time long ago, before Smokes stickers, before iPhones, back when people would just go to a bar to talk with those they didn't know the morning prior. Bring cash though, unless you're looking to make some big orders, because credit card is a minimum fifty-dollar spend.