Welcome to Restaurant Lucie, a quintessential French fine dining experience nestled in the heart of Toronto’s Financial District. As you step into our elegant restaurant, you'll be transported to a world of culinary excellence and refined taste. Our Executive Chef, Arnaud Bloquel, combines traditional French techniques with modern innovation to create a symphony of flavors on each plate.At Lucie, we believe that dining is experiential, and every visit is an opportunity to create lasting memories. Discover the epitome of French culinary excellence at our enchanting fine dining establishment named after the Owner’s beloved grandmother.We currently offer an A La Carte lunch menu and two set menu offerings during dinner service.
Inspired by the farm-to-table ethos, our restaurant offers a refined culinary experience that celebrates the best of each season, guided by the vision of Chef Jonathan Williams. Paying tribute to the bounty of our region, our dishes are crafted from locally-sourced, sustainable ingredients, highlighting the freshest produce, meats, and seafood—all of which are prepared in house.Chef Williams’ thoughtfully curated menu evolves with the seasons, delivering exceptional flavor combinations that reflect a deep connection to the land. Each plate is a celebration of both simplicity and sophistication, thoughtfully prepared using contemporary techniques that honor the integrity of every ingredient—spanning culinary traditions and techniques from various regions.
Executive Chef Lorenzo Loseto’s innovative Toronto Cuisine is devoted to seasonal, natural, local, and sustainable food from the city’s markets. “This means that the food is inspired not only by the seasons but also the variety of products available from many different cultures around the world,” says Loseto. Secrette is now open - please join us for a drink in our new speakeasy located on top of George restaurant check in with the George host team to access the new space. Smaller share plates are available from the kitchen of George.
Located high above the sky, Stratus is one of Toronto’s best kept secrets.
Stratus restaurant has been providing its guests with exquisite cuisine and impeccable service for more than a decade. We invite you to experience our spectacular dishes from around the world that will impress and awe your guests as they enjoy the breathtaking views of the city, harbour and islands.
Our staff and chefs will ensure your dining experience is high above the rest.
At Stratus, the sky’s the limit.
One of the Frank Gehry-designed spaces, AGO Bistro is conveniently located on the first floor with access from Dundas Street. The restaurant is casual chic: modern Danish furnishings are paired with acrylic tabletops in a multitude of vibrant colours. Etched glass and vertical-grain Douglas fir also accent the space. With a dedication to using the best local produce, menus reflect seasonal changes and availability. Ingredients are sourced from the finest suppliers and farms, and are cooked simply to showcase the natural flavours of the food.
An original in-house restaurant at Gardiner Museum. Offering seasonal menus of fresh, local fare, inspired design that's deeply connected to the Museum's ceramic focus, and a seamless continuation of the impeccable service clients have to expect from the museum. Clay breathes new life into Yorkville's fine dining community.
Since the turn of the 20th century, afternoon tea has been a tradition at the King Edward Hotel. Throughout thehistory and evolution of afternoon tea, our service has remained one of the paramount tea experiences Toronto has to offer. As with anything we do, when embracing the future of our tea, we do so with respect to the history and tradition that has made us synonymous with Tea in Toronto.We invite you to step through our doors, pass into a world where old world luxuries become revived, and experiencethe personality and charm our hotel has to offer. Chef Daniel Schick and his innovative team constantly push theboundaries of sweet and savory in whimsical and playful manners to truly create a royal experience.In an effort to sate even the most experienced tea palates, The Omni King Edward Hotel is proud to offer ameticulously curated selection of premium teas from two Canadian companies: Sloane Tea Company from Torontoand Tea Leaves based out of Vancouver.
Located in the Queen’s Quay terminal, at the bottom on York St., The Goodman Pub & Kitchenoffers guests a relaxed, cozy atmosphere with panoramic views of the Toronto Waterfront.Warm up in our rustic, nautical themed dining room or take in the waterfront views in your ownheated patio cabana.Indulge your tastebuds in elevated pub classics like our legendary Chicken Pot Pie, or enjoy oneof our signature dishes – the Blackened Fish Tacos will leave you drooling! But we don’t stop atgreat food and incredible views.The Goodman Pub and Kitchen offers lots of options to our thirsty visitors. Sip on a variety ofhand-crafted cocktails, wines and a complete selection of top-shelf bourbons, whiskies, rums,gins, tequilas and vodkas. With 24 beers on tap and over 20 bottles in the fridge, you’re sure tofind the perfect pour!So what are you waiting for? Drop into The Goodman today and raise a glass!
A Toronto staple, The Pilot was established in Yorkville in 1944. We have a ground floor bar and dining areas, a private event space on our second floor and a large rooftop patio. We're open our main floor and rooftop patio starting at 11am, 7 days a week. The Pilot takes reservations online & over the phone. We also leave space for walk-in guests. For groups larger than 10 please contact info@thepilot.ca.
We are walking distance to famous landmarks like the ACC, Rogers Centre, CN Tower and Ripley's Aquarium. Twenty draught beers grace our bar, with many local and craft options to quench your various thirsts. Stop in next time you're in town to check out your favourite sports team or watch the game in comfort and style on one of our many wide screen televisions!We feature a waterfall-facing patio for those that want to soak up some sun and a pool table if you need a break.If you really want to see what we're all about meet us at the North West corner of Yonge and Queens Quay, and never mind the pronunciation.
