Amazing food Amazing drinks…read moreAmazing service Highly recommended for a great date night

Very busy place; you get mixed service from staff as your server is not your server. Very niche…read morelocal spot. Best thing about it was variety of beer on tap. Food is a hit n miss too, someone from our group got ill from the food. It is dimly lit which is good, clean washroom. But our trip was soured by poor service. Management needs to look at the customer service aspect as you get mixed service. Price is avg, not overly expensive, just middle of the line pricing.

I don't need to say anything tbh but i will. This place is so fire. Didn't think poutine could get…read morethis good. Fries were top tier Check out the youtube video @bites&sights

This is an Indian fusion food stall in the Hangout Street food court, their second in Toronto…read more Their claim to fame is fusion poutine. They also sell wraps, hotdogs, burgers, and fries. They take tastes from around the world and put it in their poutine, wraps, hotdogs, and burgers! The regular poutine costs $6.99, $7.99, and $8.99, depending on the size. If you want proteins (like Butter Chicken, Bacon Daddy, Crispy Chicke, Jerk Chicken) on the poutine, you pay and extra $3.49, $5.49, and $6.49, depending on the size. Note that these prices are not listed on the menu; I told them to list the additional charges there, and they promised to do so. We ordered the following: 1. Classic Poutine (small $6.99). 2. Butter Chicken Poutine (small $10.48). My son ate the entire Classic Poutine. He loved it! I asked for the Butter Chicken not to be covered until after I took photos. The chef made it look prettier with some fries sticking out around the circumference of the round container. Not only did it look more presentable, but it also allowed me to try the fries on its own, after I took my time taking photos and videos. The fries where not soaked in the butter chicken sauce so I could actually taste the excellent quality of the fries; they were crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside, and best of all, not greasy! The chicken were diced into small pieces. The sauce was excellent. I must come back to try their wraps (like Sweet Thai Chicken and Peri-Peri) and their burgers (like Smash and Italian Sausage). There are also daily combo specials. These provide decent savings. For example, for Friday's special, if you bought them individually, it would cost $16.48, but the combo costs $11.99. This food stall opened on 2024-04-22. There is no free WiFi. The food stall is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-084

Great recommendations from staff helping up decide on our drinks and food choices for the group of…read more6 we had. Everything was really delicious. Although the burger was delicious, just opt to join in on the platter, all the meats were amazing! The apps we got were also great. This place had high ceilings and had quite a few large parties, so great to have celebrations here.

I used Gemini to recommend a staff dinner restaurant for our team. BBQ immediately appealed to me…read moreas our group loves a good brisket. After a short uber ride we were pleasantly surprised by the cool decor, ambiance and service. We immediately noticed the BBQ tower - decided we had to give it a try. Not disappointed-- it was delicious - so much variety cooked to perfection! Cool sauces like espresso BBQ and hot sauce were zippy and flavourful. I had the Caesar, one in our group had the turkey burger, another brisket and the tower shared by 2. All were very good. In fact one of our BBQ aficionados said the food was better than famous Dallas based Terry Blacks! Our server was on the ball and friendly. I agree with some of the other reviews, this is a must-eat place in Toronto.

Duke's Refresher St. Lawrence a fun spot for both brunch and casual nights out, offering a lively…read moreatmosphere, great drink selection, and creative comfort food. We have visited twice: once for brunch and once for their Wednesday Date Night special. For brunch, we tried "The Full Monty", "The Morning Woody", and "Duke's French Toast", paired with a "Jolly Rancher", "Duke's Lager", and a "Morning Mimosa". Brunch is available every weekend from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the menu puts a fun twist on classic brunch dishes. On our second visit, we tried their $69 Date Night special, which is designed for two people and includes a choice of a shared appetizer or dessert, two mains, and two drinks. You can also order extra and pay the difference. We ordered the "Calamari", "Spinach Artichoke + Goat Cheese Dip", "Meat Lover's Pizza", "Sauced + Tossed Fingers", "Cookie + Cream", "Beach Hair Don't Care", "Tequila Sunburn", and a beer. Everything was enjoyable, and the value of the Date Night offer is great. The service was friendly, the atmosphere was energetic, and it's an easy place to spend a relaxed evening with friends or a date in the St. Lawrence Market area.

Great place for a fun night out. They have a ball court, table tennis, and various pinball/arcade…read moregames. I think they're known for their chicken tenders which are decent. It's a good space for a big group - they play sports on the big tvs as well so lots to do, you can play, eat, watch. Service is friendly.

Hidden gem that makes you feel like you aren't even in Toronto. Loved the ambience of this…read morerestaurant in Leslieville. The menu was such a fun read as each dish paid homage to something familiar. Ordered a variety of dishes and each and everyone was a hit especially their take on the banana split (carrot + ice cream) sounded exotic but it worked. Service was on point and everyone including the kitchen staff knew if you were celebrating a special occasion.

Cool new restaurant in Leslieville. If I hadn't heard positive buzz about this place I could have…read moreeasily walked right past it without noticing it. It's fairly discrete from the outside. It's also much larger than you might expect once you're inside. It's a narrow space, but as deep as a train car, with an open kitchen and a nice back patio. I ordered the burger medium rare (even though I usually order burgers well done). They seem to take food very seriously here, which gave me trust in the kitchen. As for the burger, it was fantastic - one of the best, if not THE best, burgers I've had in Toronto. I kept an eye on other plates coming out of the kitchen and everything being served looked great. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other food on the menu.

This restored public house on Gerrard is a classic pub destination in the city. The service was…read morefriendly and attentive and the food was consistently good. The roasted eggplant with pomegranate was fresh and tasty and a great alternative to heavier fare. The crab cakes were perfectly done with a crispy outside and soft but meaty inside. We finished with the sticky toffee pudding. It was caramelized beautifully and drowned in a divine sauce. Home run.

This is an elevated North American tavern. The building was built in 1910 with a wood-dominated…read morevibe. It has since been renovated by the new owners, making it elegant, but keeping the same vibe. The restaurant serves pork chops, steaks, fish, and elevated comfort food. It can seat 130 diners. There is a wood fire grill in the open kitchen; yes i saw them stoking the fire with wood pieces. There is a large selection of signature cocktails, wines, and beers. The menu changes seasonally. Most of the mains are served solo; ie, not garnished. You would have to order shareable sides. The Pork Chop was recommended by the server as the most garnished, do I ordered that. We came there on 2025-06-19 to celebrate my Birthday Dinner. The food was amazing and worth returning to try more of the menu. They do have a kids menu too. We ordered the following: 1. Lychee Grapefruit Highball ($15). Soju, soho lychee, soda, grapefruit, Thai basil, NICE ice. 2. Macaroni & Cheese ($22). With aged cheddar. From kids menu. 3. French Fries ($10). Garlic mayonnaise. 4. Shrimp Toast ($22). BC side stripe shrimp, sesame, apple sweet & sour sauce. 5. Lasagna ($30). Beef bolognese, risotta bechemel, basil. 6. Pasture Raised Pork Chop ($34). 12 ounces, sherry, capers & mustard. 7. Crispy Brussel Sprouts ($12),. Sweet chili, sesame seeds. 8. Sticky Toffee Pudding with Ice Cream ($14). All the food was excellent, and worth the price. The NICE Ice is shipped in from a company that makes perfectly translucent ice. They boil it to be free of impurities, then put the boiled water into a mold to freeze. The Shrimp Toast was crunchy on the outside and the apple sweet & sour sauce was excellent. The Lasagna was great. Even my son loved it. The Pork Chop was perfectly cooked. There might have been 10% fat pieces and the charred bits were divine. The combination sherry and capers was a great idea. The Brussel Sprouts were not too bitter, and tasted great with the sweet chili sauce; it wasn't spicy. The Sticky Toffee Pudding was so moist. The amount toffee sauce was just right, and the vanilla ice cream was the perfect accompaniment. There is music playing in the background. There is a small private dining room downstairs. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There are two male and two female and one gender-neutral family washroom, all downstairs, so they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. There are three high chairs for little children. Review 2025-114

Ventured to Storm Crow manner with my friends after hearing it was the "nerdiest bar in Canada" and…read moreleft having one of best restaurant experiences ever. This place delivers top notch ambiance. You enter in, seeing a Zoltar machine (from Big) just beyond the hostess and then are ushered into one of eight themed rooms. We sat at the eclectic pub in the Star Wars themed section. Each section remains true to the theme (e.g., our section had a Han Solo stuck in carbonite). You then are given a menu with lots of options, but to stick to the nerdy gamer theme, I'd highly recommend going with the Dungeon meal, where you get your choice of pizza, burgers, poutine, or pasta and then you can roll a 20-sided die to choose each ingredient. This is where all the fun was introduced - staying with the integrity of our rolls, our table had some wacky orders, one hit (e.g., burger with steak and complementary toppings) and 2 big misses (e.g., poutine with a tator tot base, vegan gravy, bacon jam, goat cheese, and pickled cabbage). Even though the misses were massive, they opened the door to a night full of laugher as my friends painfully finished their creations. Additionally, the service is incredible! If you opt for an upgrade you can even have your meal delivered in a treasure chest! Highly recommend this spot!

The seafood is exceptionally fresh, especially the oysters and crudos…read more Most of the main courses are flavorful and beautifully presented. Some of the sauces and seasonings were a bit heavy, making a few dishes taste stronger than I expected. The drinks are well-crafted, though a few cocktails were on the sweeter side and not entirely to my taste. Service is attentive and polite, though the pace can feel a little formal at times. Overall, it's a wonderful spot for a special night out, just keep in mind that some dishes have bolder flavors.

Price is good but let's be honest the food isn't really that good…read more The sides are mostly canned vegetables in some form of a salad. Their bean salads are often way too hard and the potato salad is borderline raw. Their other sides are very plain and nothing to rave about - they're edible, that's it. The potato latke is nice and warm but it's barely potato and mostly a chewy, tapioca starch textured binder. Tried the grilled chicken and stuffed chicken. Grilled chicken is freshly grilled but it's extremely thin and dry. Stuffing in the stuffed chicken isn't great - bunch of mush. The sauces they offer for the protein are bland. Service is whatever. The couple running this place definitely is not the friendliest. Line ups during lunch time are quite long. It's one of the healthier and cheaper options at the Grange but by no means should you specifically come here.

June 16, 2026 - uh, unfortunately there's not much to see here. I was a bit disappointed with what…read moreI got here. Everything was a bit bland, and most of the food was a bit harder than I expected. I got the stuffed chicken breast with 3 sides. I guess you get what you pay for here unfortunately. Decent portion for what you pay for, but that's really the only redeeming quality here.

I wanted to like this place, and I'll start by saying the kitchen clearly has range, the fish and…read morechips coming out to other tables looked genuinely great. But the meal I actually had was, honestly, one of the worst I've had in Toronto It started small. Our water arrived with two wet glasses set on the table, still damp and stacked, alongside the carafe. When I asked for something to dry them, I was handed napkins rather than clean, dry glasses. A minor thing on its own, but it set the tone. I ordered what the menu called Korean chicken, not realizing it was listed under sandwiches. It arrived cold, on a bao bun that had been cut through the bottom, so there was nothing to actually hold, it fell apart in my hands. The chicken itself was processed strips in some kind of sweet sauce, one to two ounces at most on the entire plate, for $23. I'd ordered it thinking I was getting a real serving of protein, and there simply wasn't much there. Calling it Korean is also a stretch, there was nothing about it that reflected the cuisine. The menu listed coleslaw as a side; what came was a few pickled onions on the sandwich. When I asked about it, the server told me the pickled onions were the slaw. But pickled onions and coleslaw aren't interchangeable, an onion is an accoutrement, like a pickle or a tomato. Coleslaw is something different, and a menu shouldn't promise something it doesn't deliver. I raised all of this with our server directly and, kindly, told her I thought the dish should come off the menu, and that they'd be better off leaning into what they clearly do well. She mentioned it was a recent addition, The food simply didn't deliver. My friend, who only ordered fries, felt the same about the place overall. The service didn't help. The staff weren't attentive or particularly friendly, and honestly, no one looked like they wanted to be there. One more note for anyone planning a visit: it happened to be bingo night, and the hosts were on microphones and extremely loud, and not only loud but fairly explicit, sexual references and cussing throughout. They tried to seat us right next to it, and we asked instead for a table inside, as far from it as possible. That's fine for a club or private event, but this is a public, family-accessible restaurant on Centre Island. Honestly, we only stayed because it was late and the only other option nearby was a fast-food sandwich place. In hindsight, I'd have gone to the other location. This wasn't just a meal I didn't enjoy, it was an experience I didn't enjoy, from the food to the service to the atmosphere. I wont be back

I've been coming to this marina restaurant on and off for years, and honestly, I'm not sure why I…read morekeep giving it another chance. The beer is cold, the waterfront view is absolutely spectacular, and the staff has always been friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the food has consistently been the weak link. I've tried it multiple times over the years hoping it would improve, but it never seems to live up to the setting. It's a great place to grab a drink and enjoy the scenery, but if you're looking for a memorable meal, you may want to eat somewhere else first.