Toronto’s Noteworthy Hotel Restaurants and Bars
A selection of hotel dining options that are worth checking out—even if you’re not checking in.
Toronto Restaurants
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The best of the season.
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Kōjin, Toronto
A restaurant worthy of the fire gods.
Momofuku Toronto’s newest restaurant isn’t afraid to play with fire on their Colombian-inspired menu.
Alobar Yorkville, Toronto
Low-key delicious.
A new and noteworthy food and drink destination from award-winning chef Patrick Kriss.
Quetzal, Toronto
Fire works.
An ambitious, considered take on Mexican cuisine and open-fire cooking in Kensington Market.
Don Alfonso 1890, Toronto
A taste of the Amalfi Coast.
Michelin-starred chefs Alfonso and Ernesto Iaccarino open their newest restaurant in Toronto’s Financial District.
Sofia, Toronto
More than a meal.
Executive chef Christine Mast, formerly of Canoe and Origin Liberty, is behind the seasonal Italian menu.
Giulietta, Toronto
Uncomplicated classics.
Unpretentious drinks and vegetable-forward fare is what owners Rob Rossi and David Minicucci have in mind.
The Senator Winebar, Toronto
A speakeasy-style piano bar in the city.
Warmly lit and charmingly intimate, the Senator Winebar is a welcome escape from the jungle of crowds and cranes of the city’s downtown core.
