Came in on a Saturday with a reso for 2. Pretty busy so I suggest having one…read more Food: Doubles were great. Oxtail was really nice and tender and super flavourfull. The Cajun shrimp was such a worth addition as well. The coleslaw was nice to cut through the fattiness The Alfredo was good as well although I wish the jerk chicken was juicier - they used breast meat here Side note: the ginger beer the carry is amazing and goes sooo well with the oxtail Service: I don't usually write much here but the service was so good. Jodi (Sp?) really makes you feel like he truly cares about what you have to say. Super friendly and will sit with you as you speak - he was doing this to the table beside us and I thought they were regulars. Turns out he just treats every table like a Vip. Big ups. Ambiance: Nice but not upscale or stuffy. Has a lot of character. Can be a bit loud. Allegedly music on Saturday evening but that night, the musician didn't show up.

The food was so delicious here! The true star though was our server, Jodie, who really made our…read moreentire experience so memorable. He was extremely attentive to our table, was so pleasant to chat with and recommended really great food options. The shrimp add-on to the braised oxtail bowl was recommended by Jodie and we're so glad we did it. My personal favourite was the doubles here. We went for the spiciest level and it was amazing. Vibes are really fun and sometimes there is live music in the venue. We will definitely be going back!!!

Young guy standing outside, turned out to be the greeter, and server. Oysters were great, from…read moreBoston and Vancouver. Bostons were better, bigger. Professional service.

Pearl Diver is an assuming spot. I had a good feeling looking at the menu but the true jackpot was…read morethe dining experience in person. Cozy atmosphere and the service was kind, making us feel relaxed. Maybe too relaxed that we ordered dessert even after being stuffed already. Starting with the mvp of the meal, the dessert - Sticky Toffee Pudding, did not disappoint. In fact, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it was the best I've had. Tender snd delicate cake, ample syrup and the twist was some sort of sour tamarind or cherry candy on top. Perfect! The grilled mackerel was also absolutely divine. Really well prepared and meaty. The mussel dish was incredible too. The broth was gingery, garlicky and coconuty and very comforting to have on a cool night! I wish they had some sort of dry bread to go with it. However, the only bread option, focaccia was ordered. The focaccia was lovely on its own! Not an ideal pairing with the mussels but not bad either. I would absolutely revisit!

Food is delicious and definitely worth it for recommendations. Cooked to perfection and serving…read moresize is also great.

Came to the Robot boil new Etobicoke location last week, had a reservation for 8pm and wasn't…read moregreeted at the door until 8:15. Place was understaffed with only 2 workers and I understand and empathize with that, but to not be acknowledged at all and even be provided with a wait time of when we would be seated given a reservation, was upsetting. We ended up leaving to go to The Crab Boil, and they called us at 8:30 to let us know our table is ready which we kindly declined.

Oysters! I have…read morewalked past this restaurant for 10 years saying I'm going to check it out one day and i finally made it happen! We were seated at the bar and got to watch all the actions. We tries a various different type of oysters and decided that the east coast ones were our favourite! Definitely will return here again.

I ordered an appetizer and some sparkling wine during my visit. The drinks and food were delicious!…read moreThey offered a wide and interesting selection of appetizers and entrees. I was impressed with the wide variety of fresh seafood! I was also very happy with the attentive service I received! I would very much love to return!

Season Six offers farm-to-table food, made using rustic French cooking techniques and local,…read moreseasonal ingredients, but as a quick-service concept. If that doesn't mean anything to you, pragmatically speaking it means that you get a new menu every 2 months! Summer and Winter get divided into early and late seasons, if you're curious (poor Spring and Autumn which are left out!) Had Pierogi Bigos - Polish sausage stew over pierogies (Polish dumplings). The stew was a little watery but tasty, though it was not as robust as you'd expect a winter stew to be. The combination of cabbage, sausage, sour cream & dill worked well.

I found this gem in a BlogTO list of local restaurants who do their own delivery, and it might…read morebecome new favourite. The food was fresh and well-made, and reminded me of visiting family in Italy who have been making simple and delicious meals from scratch for generations. Because of the affordable price, I was concerned about portion size but they were generous and considerably larger than they appear in the menu's photos. I ordered two main dishes (each main is one protein and two sides for $13) and an extra two veggie-based sides (5) for two people at the end of a long day, and it was more than enough. On an average day, I think I would be satisfied with just a main - the sides included in the main are good dishes in their own right, no filler. I will order again or, post-covid, it would be a perfect to-go option for the park. Delivery was quick, ingredients were whole, and flavour was strong.

Best mac I EVER had. The fried chicken id TOP TIER and the location is surrounded by local shops…read more Best restaurant in Toronto.

This place is absolutely amazing and a must try!!! Food is fresh, flavorful and delicious!! My…read morefamily said best food we've had in Canada. They have an d school NBA Jam game where the kids can play while waiting for food and the service was pretty amazing, very kind and attentive. Great music and artwork in the shop.

Located on King Street in the theatre district, this is a place that has a vibe of typical chain…read morerestaurant but I'm not sure if there are any other locations. We came around 5 pm and chose to just get shareable items before our show. Menu is burgers, salad, pasta, steak and seafood etc., most with lobster in the food description. Service is very good. When we arrived we were offered a complimentary glass of Chardonnay and during dinner we were check in on at least 3 times with once being the manager of the evening. What was ordered: Chicken sliders - 3 to an order; just okay, nothing spectacular LBB nachos - drizzled with lobster cheese sauce but no actual pieces of lobster; nacho chips seem old Lobster Mac and Cheese ($36.00) - you can taste bits of lobster in the dish but flavor wise was nothing amazing. The service made this place a 4, otherwise based on food alone? I would have ranked a 3.

After hearing so much about this restaurant, I was looking forward to experiencing their Sunday…read moreall-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink brunch. Unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. One thing worth noting is that if you're provided with a menu, not everything listed is available as part of the buffet. Certain seafood dishes and desserts are reserved for à la carte service, which wasn't immediately obvious. The experience started a little inconsistently. Some tables received a welcome drink while others did not, and there didn't appear to be any explanation for the difference. The atmosphere also wasn't quite what I expected. It often felt as though the dining room was geared more toward content creation than enjoying a leisurely meal. Buffet lines became quite long at times as some guests paused to set up ring lights and film multiple shots before moving on. Throughout the afternoon, ring lights remained in use at several tables, and a few groups could be heard repeating their toasts to capture the perfect video. While I understand that's part of the social media culture today, it did take away from what could have been a more relaxed dining experience. As for the food, it was enjoyable but ultimately didn't stand out. Given the restaurant's reputation, I had expected a bit more in terms of quality and freshness. Toronto has no shortage of excellent sushi restaurants, many of which offer a stronger culinary experience in a more relaxed setting. One interaction with the manager also left me a little puzzled. While checking in with our table, he seemed surprised to learn that we were locals, mentioning that most guests he speaks with are visiting from out of town. Considering the restaurant's location beside one of the city's major theatres in the Entertainment District, I wasn't sure why that was unexpected. He then shared that he never leaves the city for anything, which made for an unusual conversation and didn't feel especially relevant to our dining experience. Overall, I can understand why the restaurant appeals to those looking for a lively, social media-friendly outing. For me, however, the focus seemed to lean more toward the atmosphere than the food itself. While I'm glad I gave it a try, I don't think it would be my first choice the next time I'm looking for a sushi buffet