| Seeking restaurants in Toronto, Canada ?

Seeking restaurants in Toronto, Canada ?

deniseL asked:


I’m involved with a group headed for Toronto for a few days with about 40 people who enjoy fine dining along with visiting the museums. My task is put together a list of possible places to dine and museums to explore. We will be staying in one of the historic hotels in downtown.
I have contacted Canoe Restaurant but interested in combining chinese, french, italian and maybe some good west indian restaurants. Suggestions please for lunch and dinner. This is spring trip!

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2 Responses to “Seeking restaurants in Toronto, Canada ?”

  1. grand lake bum on May 29th, 2009 6:28 pm

    chinese for lunch and outback for dinner

  2. Layla's on May 30th, 2009 5:33 am

    Great choice at Canoe…it’s a really nice restaurant. It’s more Canadian fare than anything else though. Great view, nice chef.

    Your problem, I am sure you’re aware, is that a group of 40 is very hard to accommadate. But here are in my opinion the BEST fine restaurants in Toronto that your group would enjoy.

    Edit: Oh yeah, forgot Mark McEwan’s restaurants…One, North 44, and Bymark. Bymark isn’t that great, One is okay, it’s still quite new, but I am told it’s quite good. And North 44 has been a landmark for sometime now…can’t go wrong with North.

    Chinese - Lai Weh Heen
    French - Scaramouche (My fav), and Auberge du Pommier
    Italian - Mistura
    Various - George, Colborne Lane, and Splendido

    As for Museams….the AGO, and ROM (C5 is a great resto there)

    Additional Edit: C5 offers a great afternoon tea, in case you want to divert from lunch, and dinner. $25 or $35 with sparkling wine. 3-5 pm, I think it’s the best afternoon tea in Toronto. Better than the King Edward, or Windsor Arms.