Toronto restaurants run the gambit from expensive and elegant to budget and eat on the run. They are truly an international city with representation of cuisines from many parts of the world including Italian, Asian, Greek, and their own Canadian style of cooking. There are steakhouses and burger joints giving patrons a little bit of everything for a variety of prices.
One of the most elegant and visible restaurants sits a top the CN tower and revolves a full 360 degrees with floor to ceiling windows for a full view of the city of Toronto. The name is, appropriately, the Restaurant 360 and it offers a moderate menu along with a choice of over 550 different types of wines from all over the world. This restaurant has won awards for the food but has won more for the novelty of being 114 stories above ground level. Reservations are advised and meals will cost about C$70 to C$100 and wines can go upward to over C$1000 per bottle.
Two other fine restaurants that will cost you upwards to C$100 for a meal are Splendito and Truffles. At Splendito in the Distillery District seasonal ingredients are used to make great tasting and unique Mediterranean cuisine. The great thing about this restaurant is that you can choose from an a la carte menu or go to the tasting menu where you only get a little bit of everything you want. This restaurant has a great wine list as well. Truffles is located in the Four Seasons Hotel and is an award winning restaurant. Everything is quite elegant and very extreme in French style.
If these restaurants are a little steep for your taste you can go down a notch to some moderately priced restaurants that will cost you C$35 to C$75 per meal. A great Canadian restaurant is Canoe Restaurant and Bar where maple sugar reigns supreme. The local fruits and berries are used to make wonderful offerings and there is even the choice of venison or caribou on the menu. This restaurant is right on Toronto Harbor and the ambiance is similar to that of a forest lodge. Make sure to secure reservations because it is not open on the weekends.
If you want something unique and interesting try Lolita s Lust near Greektown in Toronto. This is a fun restaurant with interesting recipes of meats and seafood.
Budget restaurants in Toronto will give you great food at a great price. Fran s in the Midtown area is a down to earth place that gives you food at a great price and a lot of it. Meatloaf is supreme here along with chicken wraps and tuna melts. It is open 24 hours and serves a huge breakfast platter at all times.
Fresh on Bloor (on Bloor Street) is an affordable health food restaurant with great tasting food. Not only does it have the great food it also features 40 different juices and some of them are very interesting.
Keep in mind that food prices at restaurants in Toronto come along with a provincial sales tax of 8 and alcohol has a 10 tax. There is also a 5 federal goods and services tax and all of this is added to the bill at the end of the meal. You can find any type of food you desire in the city and for a variety of prices. The restaurants mentioned are but a handful of the many in Toronto from which to pick your favorites.
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