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Valentines
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Valentine’s Day is probably the biggest date night of the year and hitting a romantic restaurant is simply tradition. Good thing Toronto is filled with some of the best restaurants in the world. Here are our picks for the most romantic restaurants in the city.
*Note: These romantic restaurants fill up fast so book your reservation soon...
Amuse-Bouche
96 Tecumseth Street
(416) 913-5830
http://www.amuseboucherestaurant.com
Romantic and delicious are two words that pretty much sum up this little French restaurant. This tiny little spot at Whitaker Avenue is quaint and perfect for couples looking for a meal that is rich with flavor.
Canoe
54th Floor, Toronto Dominion Bank Tower
66 Wellington Street West
(416) 364-0054
http://www.oliverbonacini.com
Perhaps the obvious choice for Valentine’s Day, but this restaurants remains one of Toronto’s favourite for good reasons. Many will recommend going simply for the incredible view of the city but the menu is still just as beautiful. Canoe truly is one of the best dining experience in the country.
Centro
2472 Yonge Street
(416) 483-2211
http://www.centro.ca
Centro is a long-time tradition in the Yonge and Eglington area. The popular uptown eatery offers a luxurious atmosphere for couples looking for a bite on Valentine’s Day night and chef Bruce Woods always ensures an exceptional menu.
Fuzion
580 Church Street
(416) 944-9888
http://www.fuzionexperience.com
Church and Wellesley’s answer to romantic dining this Valentine’s Day has to be Fuzion which is currently the best spot for fine dining on the Church Street strip. The cozy Victorian mansion features a chic but relaxed vibe through dining hours with a sophisticated menu. After 10:00pm the doors open to cocktailer’s.
George
111 Queen Street East
(416) 863-6006
http://www.georgeonqueen.com
Fine dinging can pop up in the most unusual places in the city and George on Queen Street East is a perfect example of that. An elegant dining room and hides the worn floors and wrought iron screens on the windows. The plates which are small but reasonable are perfect for sharing with a special someone.
Kultura
169 King Street East
(416) 363-9000
http://www.kulturarestaurant.com
King Street East’s Kultura is the perfect spot for couples looking for a cozy ambiance. The restaurant’s atmosphere is intoxicating. The tapas dishes keep you wanting more. The plates are really meant to be shared making things even more romantic but the options are so delicious you may not want to.
Perigee
55 Mill Street
(416) 364-1397
http://www.perigeerestaurant.com
One of the most romantic areas in the city has to be the Distillery District and Perigee keeps that same feeling throughout the restaurant. Attentive staff ensure your meal is exactly what you are looking for. Plus, watch out for Chef Riley who even on their busiest night of the year is sure to stop by the table.
Scaramouche
1 Benvenuto Place
(416) 961-8011
http://www.scaramoucherestaurant.com
Scaramouche is definitely one of the favored restaurants in the city for an intimate dining experience. Old fashion charm, excellent food and service. The highlight at this little Toronto hideaway is of course the breath-taking view of downtown Toronto.
Splendido
88 Harbord Street
(416) 929-7788
http://www.splendido.ca
Special nights like Valentine’s Day deserve something a little more fancy than your average night out and this Toronto hot spot at Spadina and Harbord is truly elegant. Splendido is one of the finest spots for Italian food in the city and chef David Lee’s menu is nothing short of extraordinary.
Tomi-Kro
1214 Queen Street East
(416) 463-6677
East enders love the cozy atmosphere inside Tomi-Kro. Dim lights and an interesting menu of Asian and Mediterranean flavors make this Leslieville hot spot the perfect place for a romantic dinner. Their menu is out of this world....it's a good thing they have tapas because it's impossible to choose ONE thing from their menu!
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