i was here for a wedding, the venue is pretty, the garden/fountain is neatly manicured and well…read moretaken care of. I wish i could say the same for the glassware, there were a couple whiskey glasses that had jagged edges, which is super dangerous; for an venue this expensive, I would hope there's attention to detail for this. Food was average (lobster roll/tomato bisque for appetizer, duck for entree - duck was cooked perfectly - skin was crispy, meat was tender, sorbet/tiramisu for dessert), service was very slow.

After all the beautiful weddings I've seen shot at Graydon Hall, it was on the top of my list to…read morevisit for my wedding venue search. When it got to my time to shop for wedding venues, I booked an appointment and met with the coordinator. The appointment did not disappoint. The venue is very beautiful, just like the photos with lush garden, beautiful fountain, and an air of dreaminess. The manor itself is very spacious and there is lots of photo opportunities. Even just coming here for a photo session is worth it in my opinion (and more affordable). The neighbourhood isn't as nice as the manor, it's stuck beside an apartment building which is kind of interesting but can easily be avoided in your outdoor pictures.

Just finished our first Expressions summer camp through Toronto E-fun and my daughter absolutely…read moreloved it! This place is set in a beautifully treed and landscaped grounds and offers a lovely environment for the campers to enjoy their time both inside and outside. The gallery portion has an ongoing exhibits year round and they have artist workshops and studios where they offer classes throughout the year. We are very happy to have found this place and will return for a stroll and to explore their other programs.

Not sure how jeans come into this blog - Cedar Ridge has nothing to do with jeans - everything to…read moredo with art.

I went for Mother's Day. Lovely table setting, friendly…read morestaff but the food was not so good. roast beef was good, yorkshire pudding tasted like cardboard,stale croissants, crabcakes with no crab, cocktails tasted like watered down fruit juice. For approximately $100. per person we expected better quality. Will not go again.

We were there for New Year's Eve and this was our 4th year attending this function. There was no…read morehesitation as in the past, we have had a good experience. Unfortunately this was not the same for that night. It was the largest group we have seen and it would seem that they underestimated the staff required to serve that many people which is confusing considering the amount of weddings that are held there. The entertainment was excellent as we were excited to hear that Port United would be playing and the couple that were singing when we arrived were also very good.Dinner was very late being served and thankfully the food was good and the only complaint was the timing which was the delay in serving. There was 8 in our group and the only thing that saved the evening was the music.

I am not Greek, and I don't practice Christian Orthodoxy, but when I was given the opportunity to…read moreattend a dinner celebrating the 2017 graduating class of the Toronto Orthodox Theological Society, I figured I might as well attend. After all, worst case scenario was that I'd get a lot of wine for my trouble. The Metropolitan Centre in Scarborough is a fascinating event hall that wears its heritage proudly on its sleeve. It was a bit overwhelming - and a bit humbling to walk in here for the first time and take everything in. This is a sprawling space that offers some of the best food I've had at an event hall in a very long time, and the event was an interesting and fascinating experience. We enjoyed salmon, salad, roasted red peppers, mini potatoes and all the bread and wine we could handle. And the baklava. OH MY GOD THE BAKLAVA. And it was the nice, light baklava that was handmade. I ate like half the plate when they brought it - don't judge me, I'm a growing boy. I will be the first to tell you that I am not literate in Greek culture, so it took some time to acclimate to their customs. When in doubt, kiss the hands of your elders and hug everyone you can. It was very interesting to see the reverence the assembled guests (including several politicians) had for the academy, which is affiliated with Saint-Paul University and teaches young men to be priests. This was definitely an experience I won't soon forget, and the venue was classy and filled with good times and great food. If I ever have the chance to attend the Metropolitian again in the future, I'll be there without delay. Highly recommended.

From the owner: We create memories that last a lifetime. We're not just a banquet hall, we're a partner in making…read moreyour event truly special.

I went here for an event. The decor was spectacular! The chairs were not the most comfortable for…read morelong term usage however for an evening of socializing the space worked well. In regards to the catering, I'm not sure if this is done in house or not, however I found the food to be slightly sub par compared to other venues. The one dish that stuck out was the beef brisket. It was not really brisket like in texture and I found it hard to chew (made it a bit awkward to socialize at the party). Drinks were all good and I enjoyed the overall atmosphere.

A wonderful turnkey office solution for the smallish business team. Every detail has been thought…read moreof and addressed with a first class solution. Customer Service par excellence from the Director of First Impressions through the rest of the team. We get nothing but favourable comments from our visitors to the office. It is making a positive impression on people who matter to our business. These offices enhance our image and afford our team a very productive space in a great downtown Toronto location. Now in our third month of happy habitation.

This studio gets five out of five stars because it is centrally located, easily accessible from the…read morestreet, has big loading doors and a fright elevator, is well decorated and versatile, and the host, Daniel, was a super cool guy. I ended up adding him on Facebook and keeping in touch with him because he was such good vibes. My favourite part about the studio was all of the light that came in through the giant windows. Daniel says that we got lucky when we shot because it was really sunny that day. He has lights available for rent as well, just in case your rental coincides with a cloudy day and not as much natural light flows through. Aside from that, I think he has some of the most reasonable prices to rent photography studio space in Toronto. Would definitely recommend.

It's great for yoga. There was a large selection of options to choose from. I received great…read moreservices.

Went here for the first time last friday for my friend's birthday. Apparently Friday is what they…read morecalled "Asian Night" so a lot more Asians than usual. It was definitely packed but we got in for FREE as my friend opt in for bottle service. Service at the booth was amazing! Very attentive servers that always came by to clean up empty glasses and refill with clean ones. We even have pizza to help soaked up the alcohol. And did I tell you that the sofa was sooooo comfy? I almost fell asleep by the end of the night (NOT BECAUSE I WAS DRUNK!)

The music there was okay, had some bangers, some misses. Drinks were okay price. The main upsides…read moreare the guest list and lively environment.