I am from out of town staying by the Eaton Centre and have no f-ing clue what to do. I have always been able to impress with my my trerb bretheren's help......3 high school kids and wife what is the best choice for dinner. Thanks folks
Downtown Restaurants Help!!!
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Well...if you are in the family dining mode...Richtree on Yonge and Front?johnyboy said:I am from out of town staying by the Eaton Centre and have no f-ing clue what to do. I have always been able to impress with my my trerb bretheren's help......3 high school kids and wife what is the best choice for dinner. Thanks folks
http://www.richtree.ca/
If you feel like dropping some serious cion, Ruth Chris Steakhouse in the Hilton. Cheaper but very cool is Movenpick Marche in BCE Place.
i agree movenpick great place to take people with different tastes..grap a cab to the theatre district,not far almost could walk, lots of great places there.
Depends what you want.
If you want to feed the wife and kids without spending a ton of dough, then yeah, Baton Rouge is the place to go.
or Jack Asters at York and Front (not too far from where you are)
If you want a middle of the road decent meal, there's always the Keg at Church and Esplanade, or Jarvis and Wellesly. Decent food for about 50 bucks a head.
If you want a high end steak dinner, try Barbarians, or Mortons. Top notch food. About 70 to 100 a head.
If you want something unique, where everyone shares - Try Jamie Kennedy's Wine Bar on Church and Esplanade - small dishes, uniquie food, everyone shares. About 60 to 70 a head.
If you want to try a really cool restaurant with great food, though probably about 60 or 70 a head, try Globe Bistro at Danforth and Broadview.
If you want very good Italian, try Sotto Sotto at Avenue Road and Cumberland (roughly) just north of Bloor. About 50 to 60 a head.
All the above are 5 to 10 minutes from your local.
You'd be wise to call before leaving however.
If you want to feed the wife and kids without spending a ton of dough, then yeah, Baton Rouge is the place to go.
or Jack Asters at York and Front (not too far from where you are)
If you want a middle of the road decent meal, there's always the Keg at Church and Esplanade, or Jarvis and Wellesly. Decent food for about 50 bucks a head.
If you want a high end steak dinner, try Barbarians, or Mortons. Top notch food. About 70 to 100 a head.
If you want something unique, where everyone shares - Try Jamie Kennedy's Wine Bar on Church and Esplanade - small dishes, uniquie food, everyone shares. About 60 to 70 a head.
If you want to try a really cool restaurant with great food, though probably about 60 or 70 a head, try Globe Bistro at Danforth and Broadview.
If you want very good Italian, try Sotto Sotto at Avenue Road and Cumberland (roughly) just north of Bloor. About 50 to 60 a head.
All the above are 5 to 10 minutes from your local.
You'd be wise to call before leaving however.
No.papasmerf said:Give Shopsy's a try..........Never a bad meal there
http://www.shopsys.ca/
Sorry. Spoken like someone from Western New York who thinks that wings are really good eats.
Yikes.
Dunns at John and King if you're into the Deli sandwich thing, but if you want a meal, pass.
Give me a good diner or DELI and I am a happy camper..........Not every meal needs to have a 30 to 80 doallr price tag on it........A Rubin and a beer makes for a meal.james t kirk said:No.
Sorry. Spoken like someone from Western New York who thinks that wings are really good eats.
Yikes.
Dunns at John and King if you're into the Deli sandwich thing, but if you want a meal, pass.
As I said, depends what you want.papasmerf said:Give me a good diner or DELI and I am a happy camper..........Not every meal needs to have a 30 to 80 doallr price tag on it........A Rubin and a beer makes for a meal.
I guess I'm a bit of a restaurant snob, unfortunately for my wallet and waist line....
That's at the CNE, bit of a hike from Yonge and Dundas.ig-88 said:ok.
how about medieval times?
Can't vouch for the food as, well, I dunno
With some coleslaw and a pickle.papasmerf said:A Rubin and a beer makes for a meal.
If you are with kids, lets face it, you don't want an expensive meal. You want a place that is kid friendly.
Try the Organ Grinder on the Esplanade. Lots of pasta and pizza, some wine for the older folk. And noise.
