Toronto Restaurants

14 Madison Ave., Toronto, ON

The Madison Ave. Pub is not only famous in Toronto but also throughout Canada as well as the United States, Mexico, South America, Europe and Great Britain. Considered one of the world's top bars, it is truly unique in a variety of ways. It all started in 1983 in one room at the

1701 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ON, M4G 2C1

Joanne Kates (The Globe and Mail Restaurant Critic) writes…”Amaya, which opened recently in the (renovated) premises of the former Jov, is heaven-sent. The combination of silken service and excellent ingredients freshly cooked, with sensitive spicing, is seductive in the way that

9 Church St., Toronto, ON, M5E 1M2

Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar, with its warm and casual atmosphere, emerged on the Toronto dining scene in November 2003. With its tasting-size portions and 3oz glasses of wine, patrons are encouraged to explore a wide array of food and wine combinations. *Dinner and Lunch reservations

2 Matilda St., Toronto, ON

A destination place for coffee lovers interested in learning about, or buying, the very best in certified green arabica coffee beans and select tools for roasting, grinding and brewing! You are about to discover how easy it is to roast your own coffee and experience coffee like n

110 Queen's Park, Toronto, ON, M9N 2H6

Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner opened its doors in June 2006, along with the newly renovated Gardiner Museum of Ceramics. Set on the third floor of the museum, the restaurant's bill of fare changes daily and features carefully selected wine pairings, marrying locally-produced, sea