Toronto is a paradise for those who love gastronomic tourism!
It is hard to imagine, but there are over three and a half thousand places to eat in Toronto. Elite restaurants and modest bistros, stylish cafes, colorful authentic pubs and bars – it is easy to get lost in such a variety.
Auberge du Pommier
Canada is the New France. Fans of French cuisine do not have to go extra miles around Toronto in order to find desired culinary delights.
Auberge du Pommier creates classic French dishes, masterpieces with lamb, seafood and vegetables. Wine connoisseurs can appreciate not only French wines, but also local Canadian. Visitors described the atmosphere as country side and a little piece of French comfort.
Canoe
Canoe is located on the 54-floor of TD Centre, which is not a surprise: the view can take your breath away! Ontario and its islands are right at your fingertips.
The restaurant`s style is simple and minimalistic, just like the nature of Canada. There are some unusual for North America dishes in menu like stewed venison with cranberry sauce, mozzarella from buffalo milk and Birch syrup with cranberries.
Mildred Temple
The name of this unique restaurant comes from the classic film noir “Mildred Pearce.”
The interior is fantastic. The walls are painted in medieval style, wine is served in crystal balls.
This “Temple” has its “audience.” In the morning, this “audience” orders special pancakes with blueberries. In addition to great breakfasts this restaurant offers dishes of international cuisine.
Bar Isabel
Fans of Spanish cuisine should definitely visit Bar Isabel located on College Street. The atmosphere here is just great. As soon as you get inside, you start to lose the sense of time – you no longer care is it day or night.
You just have to try Grilled octopus, Sobressada (foie on toast), Raw Bay Scallop Tiradito, Cacciatore and other delightful dishes. Bar Isabel undeniably accomplishes the standards of a good Spanish Tapas!
Scaramouche
A place for those who want luxury at reasonable prices! Scaramouche is one of the best restaurants in Toronto. It has gorgeous views, huge panoramic windows, chefs ready for any unexpected requests of the guests, and the menu, in which you are sure to find foie gras, tender venison in a sheet of smoked bacon and truffles.
Fune
This is the only sushi bar in the city, where the ordered dishes “get” to you without any help of waiters. How? Not easy, but lovely. Water channels on the tiny wooden dinghies beautifully decorated with seafood float to you with no waiter needed. They should’ve just called this place fun because it looks like a great time.
Spring Rolls
Oriental food lovers should visit the restaurant Spring Rolls, which offers Chinese and Thai cuisine.
Here you can order Thai noodles with piquant sauces, classic rolls, and tons of exotic food and beverages.
