Crab pasta was great. The bone marrow appetizer was disappointing. The duck confit pasta was also…read moregreat. Derive was ehhh

Beautiful spot to have Gastro food and a few drinks. Honestly every time I'm in SAUGA I love to…read morevisit - from the Japanese carbonara, to the tartare which is mixed so well, they really care about the flavours and the experience Intimate and dimly lit, with giant windows you can't go wrong with date night here.

We're really happy with the amazing service, food and ambience…read more My guests from the US and us were highly impressed. Our server was amazing. Thank you

Went here for lunch and to catch up with my bestie after a while. We had been planning to get a…read moremeal at Snug Harbour for almost 8 years now, yes 8 years! But somehow didn't work out and ended up at other spots in the GTA. We finally made it here and it was not a bad overall experience. We saw a lot of tourists here, which was surprising. We were also expecting a more relaxed, fine dining sort of a vibe since the online menu looked like it. But when we made it to the restaurant, it was a very casual diner sort of atmosphere. We went on a busy Sunday so it did take us a while to find parking. The restaurant entrance faces the public parking lot so you can park and walk across the street. We got to the restaurant and were late by 30 minutes, but lunch time had already passed so there were plenty of tables available and we asked to sit in their covered patio area, which was right by the water. After being seated we ordered drinks, I got the white sangria while my friend got the red. Both were really delicious well-made drinks. For appetizers we got coconut shrimp which unfortunately was just 4 pieces, we wish there were more! We also got the arugula salad which was great! For mains, my friend got the fish tacos which tasted and smelled very fishy. She had to send them back and get fish n chips instead (no pictures). The fish and chips were a lot better she said. I ordered the blackened catfish which tasted good but not great. There were some wet uncooked spots in the fish. The rice and side veggies were also so-so without any flavors to them. Overall the food was a hit or a miss, some items were good, others not so much. But the service was pretty good, friendly and attentive. I would definitely come back here next for drinks and nibbles, not for the entrees.

It's a nice patio looking over the keating channel and water. It's quiet with a large parking and…read moreoutdoor patio. We came on the weekend, beautiful weather and got the prime rib dinner. The atmosphere is probably the best part of the place. It was quiet, relaxing and pet friendly so there's a few dogs present when we came here. The yorkshire puddings was a bit dry, the prime rib was overcooked and the veggies are cooked from frozen. The food was well seasoned and gravy was pretty good. Service was a bit slow but overall was decent but we will probably try again.

Gord and I had an early supper yesterday at The Keating Channel Pub & Grill on their lovely patio…read morein the back overlooking the water. Gord had Crab Cakes (Served with mixed greens raspberry vinaigrette, chipotle mango salsa & rice) and said they were good and he'd get them again. I had the KC Beef Pie (Brimming with tender chunks of beef sirloin braised in Guinness and tomato sauce, topped with golden brown puff pastry, served with fries) ... the sauce was tasty and the beef was really tender. Having potatoes in the pie would have been nice. Ashley was our server and she was friendly and chatty.

Lively cosy bar with great ambience, around St. Patrick's Day they even had a person playing…read morebagpipes. We came during switch over between breakfast to lunch, so our server hopefully got us some drinks while we waited for the kitchen to turn over. Typical beer and alcohol options but enough for you to find what you would like. For food, we got the fried green beans, the quesadilla, and the fish tacos. The food was surprisingly good and upscale compared to typical bar food. Due to its proximity to the nearby expo area, it does get crowded after game time or if there is a convention happening. Definitely worth a visit.

This bar in Liberty Village is a great spot to hang out with friends late at night or to go watch a…read moresports game. Service was upbeat, the green thumb in me was giddy about the fries in a terracotta planter, and the food and drinks were on point. The food was comforting against the extreme cold outside. I was impressed by such a unique mocktail flavour.

Perched on the roof of the Park Hyatt, Writers Room makes a serious case for being the finest…read morecocktail bar in the city. Arrive as the sun goes down and the skyline does half the work; the glass in your hand does the rest. The menu is considered without being precious, and the cocktails arrive with real craft behind them. A word of counsel: dress for it. My friend and I went the whole nine yards and the room repaid us handsomely, as I suspect it was always designed to. Service can drift a little once the patio fills, though a patient glance sets it right. Go, sit properly, and spend an evening feeling like a gentleman.

Continued our bar hopping night at The Park Hyatt's rooftop bar :) Elevators are next to Joni…read moreRestaurant, take it to the 17/F. Be sure to make a reservation; it is super busy here! We opt to sit inside because it was a little windy out. Loved the vibe inside, but I also enjoyed our Toronto skyline of with the CN Tower outside on the balcony :3 Our server was very busy, but still took time to explain the menu to us and made sure the food items were still available. The charcuterie board was nice to munch on. The ube dessert was a nice touch to end the evening :)

Came here to watch the Portugal vs Croatia World Cup match. There's a $100 fee to rent a table…read morewhich sits 6 people. You'll have to reserve it quite early especially for game day as it gets completely filled (as expected). There's some food and drink options inside with your typical selection of tacos, hot dogs, poutine. There's free refillable water so if you can try to bring an empty water bottle. During the games, the place gets electric and makes it a great atmosphere to watch especially when the weather is good. You get a nice view of the CN Tower in the backdrop.

Went to a vendor party here and honestly, nothing to complain about…read more Good food, cold beers, good music and open patio for all! We hung out for hours and I got drunk af lol

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.

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