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Susur is a jewel; elegant and unpretentious. The menu offers divine fusion cuisine prepared with great care. The menu is constantly updated and the rare venison loin with Gorgonzola-hawberry sauce is highly recommendable. The staff is extremely helpful and efficient.
Susur is a jewel; elegant and unpretentious. The menu offers divine fusion cuisine prepared with great care. The menu is constantly updated and the rare venison loin with Gorgonzola-hawberry sauce is highly recommendable. The staff is extremely helpful and efficient.
Cuisine: Fusion, Vegetarian Address: 601 King St. W Tel: (416) 603-2205
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torontoBistro 990 is a favourite with celebrities. The menu proffers hors d'oeuvres, such as octopus and vegetables in citrus marinade. The main dishes are classics like roasted half chicken with garlic mashed potatoes. For dessert, opt for the Pineapple Tarte Tatin which is highly delectable and made fresh daily. The service is attentive and accommodating. Cuisine: French Address: 990 Bay St Tel: (416) 921-9990
torontoThis bistro presents elegant and utterly heavenly cuisine and smooth service. The entire menu is divine making it hard to choose from grilled leg of lamb rubbed with cumin and garlic, or an asparagus, chive and lemon risotto with Atlantic salmon. This Kitchen is all the rage at brunch time especially for their frittata made with goat cheese and fresh rosemary.
torontoThis restaurant is highly reputed and does justice to its reputation. The menu is a combination of Mediterranean, American and Asian delicacies. Their creations are sumptuous to look at and to taste; take their roasted Muscovy duck breast with orange-soy marinade and foie gras, their caramelized squash ravioli with black truffle essence. The desserts, such as lemon meringue mille-feuille, are among the finest in Toronto. What really puts North 44 ahead of others is its faultless service.
torontoThis spectacular restaurant is full of surprises. All you have to do is decide whether you want a five, six or seven course meal. The attentive and well-trained staff then carefully note down your likes and dislikes regarding food to determine how daring your taste buds are. Perigee’s kitchen is situated in the middle of the room so you can watch your delicious masterpieces being made. The finished dish will be a surprise; but definitely a delightful one-creative, well-presented and delectable. Cuisine: Eclectic Address: 55 Mill Street Tel: (416) 364-1397
torontoThis Kitchen is a gem- Serving up big portions at a small cost, appetizing dishes like angel hair pasta with shrimps, mussels in tomato-coriander sauce; saffron paella with chicken and sausage; and Turkish-style braised lamb stuffed with raisins, eggplant, apricots, and figs are all on the menu. Their rooftop patio is a lovely place to eat.
torontoThis restaurant serves luscious food in a chic setting. The menu is divided into 2; on the Italian side are pasta dishes like linguine with mixed seafood, and risotto with portobello, cremini, and porcini mushrooms. But the Asian/fusion cuisine they offer is sensational: sea bass with fennel and cashews, phyllo-wrapped salmon with basmati rice. Desserts are classics; crème brûlée with fresh berries etc.
torontoThe Rivoli is a lively place offering entertainment while you eat; live music, stand-up comedians and poetry readings. Their food is just as popular- Chicken marinated in jerk spices with sautéed spinach and plantain chips; mussels steamed in green curry with coconut and lime. Spinach-and-pear salads and burgers are also available.
torontoThis is a terrific French Bistro, comfortable and casual, with efficient service. Their food is classic, from ballantine of chicken stuffed with peppers and rice to lamb chops with a crispy coating of mustard and rosemary. Be sure to try the sumptuous citron tart and dark-chocolate cake.
torontoAppropriately named; dining here is a treat for the senses. The décor is tranquil, there is soothing background music and the food is just divine. Try their delicious starters; the lobster and scallops covered with Osetra caviar and spicy mayonnaise. For the main-dish, triple-seared beef tenderloin with Stilton-and-miso tart and foie gras sauce is delectable, while the apple crumble with cardamom ice cream is the perfect ending. Service is excellent.
torontoOffering quality food at cheap rates, Asia Republik serves up treats from around Asia- Pad Thai, Malaysian Noodles and Szechwan classics. Try their deliciously imaginative dishes like the soft-shell crab curry with ginger sticky rice. This restaurant also makes vegetarian food. If you don’t want to spend too much, go for their combo lunch: a salad, spring roll, rice, and entree only for C$5.95.
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torontoThe ROM is Canada's biggest museum, with over six million objects in its collections. This spectacular building was made by renowned architect Daniel Libeskind. Some of their best galleries include the World Culture Gallery, Natural World Gallery, T. T. Tsui Gallery of Chinese Art, the Gallery of Korea, and the Bishop White Gallery of Chinese Temple Art. 6 new galleries have also been added, including the new Gallery of Canada's First Peoples and the A.G. Leventis Foundation Gallery of Ancient Cyprus
torontoAnyone with a shoe fetish will love this museum, which showcases the Bata family's 10,000-item collection. From the outside, the museum looks like a quirky shoebox. The main gallery outlines the history of footwear- ‘All about shoes’. The galleries house everything from 17th century French spiked clogs to crush chestnuts, to Elton John’s foot-high platforms. The galleries on the second floor continuously change their exhibits, drawing light on serious topics like the history of foot binding in China.
torontoThis spectacular Gothic style cathedral has a rich history dating back to 1803. It has the tallest steeple in Canada and stunning stained glass windows. The High Altar Window, in particular, which resembles Da Vinci’s ‘the Last Supper’ is spectacular. The serenity of this place is very welcome in the bustling Downtown area where it is located. Free concerts are held here every Tuesday at 1 p.m.
torontoThis is the tallest freestanding structure in the world. Walking on the glass floors 113 stories above the ground is exhilarating-like walking on air! The sky pod raises you another 33 stories up. Timings: Daily 9AM-11 PM Admission: C$ 21 [Adults] C$ 14 [Children] Address: 301 Front St. W Tel: 416/868-6937 Website: www.cntower.ca
torontoA beautiful and tranquil place shaded by stunning trees, this cemetery is the resting place of many interesting people; Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada's greatest war hero, Lt. Col. William Barker; to name a few Timings: Daily 8AM-Dusk Admission: Free Address: 375 Mount Pleasant Rd Tel: 416/485-9129 Website: www.mountpleasantgroupofcemeteries.ca
torontoThis museum is playful and interesting. Its growing collection includes talented artists like Stephen Andrews, Genevieve Cadieux, Ivan Eyre, Betty Goodwin, Micah Lexier, Arnaud Maggs, and Roland Poulin. Their temporary exhibits are fascinating such as the one on tattoo art-‘Art for the Human Canvas’. Timings: Tues-Sun 11AM-6 PM Admission: Free Address: 952 Queen St. W Tel: 416/395-7430 Website: www.mocca.toronto.on.ca
torontoThis vivacious district should not be missed. The market sells squid and crabs in pails; chickens, pigeons, bread, cheese, and mangoes from the West Indies; salted fish from Portugal, lace, fabrics, and everything you can think of. Kensinton Avenue is a gem of a place too with a wealth of vintage clothing stores, shops selling knickknacks and a delicious global cheese shop. Timings: Mon-Sat Address: Bounded by Dundas St., Spadina Ave., Baldwin St., and Augusta Ave
torontoThe Art Gallery of Ontario houses the works of world famous artists like Pissarro, Monet, Boudin, Sisley, Renoir, Waterhouse and Picasso. Local artists like Tom Thomson, F. H. Varley, and Lawren Harris. As well as modern artists like De Kooning. The Henry Moore Sculpture Centre is another reason to visit here. Timings: Daily 10AM-5:30 PM Admission: C$ 18 [Adults] C$ 10 [Children] Address: 317 Dundas St. W Tel: 416/977-0414 Website: www.ago.net
torontoThe distillery district was founded in 1832 and is therefore rich in history. This 45 building complex belonged to Canada’s largest distilling company in Victorian times and includes a wind mill, grain mill and the red-brick mill buildings. The Historic Distillery District holds events all year round- including a blues festival, jazz festival, and an outdoor art exhibition
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torontoThe Hilton is a sophisticated choice. Located centrally in Downtown Toronto this magnificent hotel is tastefully decorated with an extensive use of glass, an illuminated canopy and photographic art. The Hilton boasts capacious and luxurious suites. Certain rooms provide access to a private lounge that serves delectable snacks and breakfast. This hotel has many facilities such as; restaurants, a bar, indoor and outdoor pools, health club, Jacuzzi, sauna, 24 hour room service, massage, babysitting services, laundry, dry-cleaning amenities and a business center. Address: 145 Richmond St. W Tel: (416) 869-3456 Website: www.toronto.hilton.com
torontoThe Four Seasons is favored by the glitterati. The hotel is situated in the ritzy Yorkville neighborhood. It reputedly offers superior service and total comfort. The décor is wonderful, with marble floors and striking floral arrangements. While the rooms are not necessarily large, they are beautifully designed and furnished. Corner rooms have delightful balconies overlooking the street. Facilities provided by the Four Seasons are extensive including; 2 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges, ballrooms, indoor/outdoor pool; health club, Jacuzzi, bike rental, concierge, business center, 24 hour room service, massage, babysitting and laundry service/dry cleaning to name a few.
torontoArguably the very best hotel in Toronto, the Park Hyatt has prime location in the superior Yorkville district. The hotel is gorgeous with magnificent fireplaces, an open-air terrace and stunning lobby. The guestrooms are of a generous size and facilities offered include a restaurant, 2 bars, the Stillwater spa, health club, Jacuzzi, sauna, concierge, business center, free high-speed internet, 24 hour room service, laundry and dry-cleaning services. The Couples Sanctuary, featuring a whirlpool tub, fireplace, and side-by-side massage tables make the Park Hyatt the perfect romantic getaway. Address: 4 Avenue Rd Tel: (416) 925-1234 Website: www.parktoronto.hyatt.com
torontoThe SoHo Met is a glamorous boutique hotel perfect for business and pleasure. The guestrooms are gorgeously done up in soothing palettes and blond wood. Their aim is to please; drapes can be lowered electronically, another control lowers a privacy screen. The marble bathroom floor heats up at your say. Another control panel lets you specify your wish to be left alone or ask for housekeeping as you want. Other amenities provided are; the delectable restaurant-Senses, a bar, health club, concierge, business center, 24 hour room service, laundry service, dry cleaning and an in-room safe.
torontoThe Metropolitan caters to business-oriented clients, offering a lot of of the same features and amenities as its competitors at a comparatively lower price. In addition they offer perks such as complimentary limo service to any downtown address and special packages to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Their rooms are generously proportioned with special emphasis on comfort and luxury in the form of Jacuzzis, Dolby Surround Sound televisions, CD players and two-line cordless phones in the executive suites. The Metropolitan also has 2 restaurants offering delicious Cantonese and continental cuisine; a bar, indoor pool, health club, sauna, concierge, 24 hour business center (with PCs and Macs), room service, massage, babysitting, laundry service and dry cleaning.
torontoLocated near the Airport, guests of this hotel can enjoy great amenities. There is a swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant, spa and laundry facilities. This hotel also offers meeting rooms and business services as well as a currency exchange and a 24 hour front desk. Their guestrooms are spacious and welcoming providing comforts such as high speed internet, multi feature telephones, cable TV, feather pillows, coffeemakers and room service.
torontoThe Victoria, built in 1909 is a jewel from the past, with crown moldings and marble columns. Its facilities are upgraded yearly. This hotel has 56 rooms, and a high level of service and attention is given to guests considering the moderate fee. Rooms are small but agreeable in every sense. Deluxe rooms are bigger and come with coffeemakers and mini fridges. Amenities provided include; the hotel restaurant, access to a nearby health club, babysitting, and laundry service, dry-cleaning and free high speed internet. Address: 56 Yonge Street Tel: (416) 363-1666 Website: www.toronto.com/hotelvictoria
torontoIf you’re looking for a place to stay that has the perfect location, look no further. Affordable and ideally situated, the Holiday Inn Toronto Midtown has small comfortable rooms, adequately furnished with well-lit worktables and free wireless internet. In addition the Holiday Inn boasts a restaurant, coffee shop, health club, room service, laundry/ dry-cleaning facilities as well as babysitting services.
torontoThe Delta Chelsea is conveniently located in downtown Toronto. It is the perfect destination for young families as the facilities offered are family-friendly, such as the Corkscrew, a four-story indoor waterslide. Guests enjoy tickets to everything from blockbusters to theatre, concerts, readings etc. The guestrooms are light and cheerful with attached kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioners, coffeemakers, hairdryers and irons. Facilities provided by the hotel include; 3 restaurants, 3 bars, 2 pools (1 for adults only), health club, Jacuzzi, sauna, children's center, billiards room, concierge, tour desk, business center, salon, babysitting, laundry service and dry cleaning. In addition there is also Deck 27, a lounge with an incredible panoramic view of the city.
torontoThe Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Downtown is a home away from home. It is situated in the lively entertainment district surrounded by theatres restaurants and attractions.The luxurious guestrooms are aimed at comfort with adjustable beds, high speed internet, LCD television, microwave and coffeemaker. The hotel offers an indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness centre, spa, business center, meeting rooms, laundry facilities, security, air conditioning, ATM. The staff is multilingual and helpful.