Canoe Restaurant & Bar welcomes you to their dining room. They are open nightly from Monday to Friday and are readily reachable by public transit and bicycle. They are established in an area filled with merchants and parks.
Restaurant type
Fine Dining,
Cuisine type
Canadian Cuisine,
Features
Restaurant With Wifi Internet,
Atmosphere
Upscale,
Products and Services
Good For Groups,
Languages Spoken
English,
Location
66 Wellington St W, 54th Floor, Toronto, ONM5K 1H6
Klein Constantia Vin de Constance Constantia, South Africa 2007
$245.00 (375ml)
Unger Welschriesling Eiswein Neusiedlersee, Austria 1994
$295.00 (750ml)
Royal Tokaji Essencia Tokaj, Hungary 1993
$675.00 (500ml)
Beverages MENU - Canoe Restaurant & Bar
Drinks
coravin pours, spring cocktails, wine by the glass(sparkling,White,rosé,red), red wine, non-alcoholic beverages, spring cocktails, digestifs, beer, aperitifs, canoe bar bites, canoe cheese
Plus
Amazing views of Toronto
The waiter that was servicing us was excellent
Nice bread and dip
DOWN
ALL the dishes that we ordered had deep fried and extremely oily leaves and vegetables that ruined our palette
The worst pasta I ever had in a good restaurant. It is written as risoni rissoto - in fact its an orzo dish. It was coked so much that its texture was like eating a soup.
The portion of the risoni rissoto was less than a portion of a starter.
If you're looking for fine dining with great service and a relaxing atmosphere in Toronto, you'll need to look up to the sky and search for Canoe.
Food: The menu is simple yet it's high quality and well prepared dishes with great wine and drinks pairing. We decided to go with an app, an entree, and dessert - although the dishes didn't surprise us, they still met our expectations of high quality. The real treats were the Oyster Boy's Finest and Pan Seared Quebec Foie Gras, each being a great start to our meal. Although it was great, it didn't end with a bang. The meal kept its pace right through to dessert.
Service: The wait staff were very attentive and accomodating. Our server was attentive to our needs, and was engaged without being too involved in our dining experience. I was impressed by the service from everyone this evening!
Atmosphere: I would definitely recommend trying to reserve a table by the window. The place is beautiful with the simple and modern decor, though the view of the city is an added bonus to your meal.
It's definitely worth the visit if you're looking to dine in the sky with a great meal, but be prepared to empty out your wallet, because this place isn't cheap.
This was my second time visiting Canoe, and though my first visit was to die for, this occasion didn't quite measure up. My friend and I both had the salad to start, which was good. I had a nice strawberry lemonade which didnt blow me away in the same way that my lemonade with chili peppers did, but was decent. My friend had a shandy, which she did not like and switched for sangria, which she adored. We both had the chicken, which was wonderful and dessert was good as well. I will maybe try again in the winter, perhaps they just offer a better menu at that time. The view was lovely, but the place where we were seated on my first visit was nicer. I requested a window seat which the staff procured. Overall, a nice visit.
My girlfriend want to come here for summerlious but told me how hard it was to book reservations. I called in 3 times to finally get to someone on the line.
But after getting there i know why there was such a hassle to get a reservation. The food was excellent the first time I tried Steak medium rare from Calgary (they actually ship it), i have it on my display picture. scallops were interesting my girlfriend had pouched tuna very good, and her dessert lets just say i eat her tart. Their bread and humus was great as well.
Service was wonderful they are always making sure you have everything and the chef treat you sooo well. You get a great view of Toronto and Center Island.
Perfect dinner date
Very hip atmosphere, annoying beating music (couldn'd make it out), loud chatter, excellent view, young business buzz, very happening (whatever that means). Sorry but the food was good but not the main reason to go there. Great presentation but not outstanding flavours.
Canoe offers a great view alongside its Canadian contemporary cuisine. The menu is inspired by the vast wilderness and history of Canada. Expect in season produce, locally sourced ingredients and native fish and game. Chef John Horne leads in the kitchen.
Perfect for the nine to five crowd, Canoe is located in the centre of the Financial District. The restaurant takes a contemporary approach to Canadian cuisine that Toronto can’t seem to get enough of. A table at Canoe is a hot commodity once Winterlicious reservations open, so it’s important to call right away to get a spot.
Canoe’s menu showcases its unique culinary approach to Canadian regional cuisine, which is probably why lunchtime at Canoe is crowded with Bay Street professionals. Meanwhile, upscale diners flock to Canoe’s bar to enjoy the view and sample the classic cocktails.
