Canoe Restaurant And Bar

Canoe Restaurant And Bar

5.0

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66 Wellington Street, 54th Floor, Toronto, ON, M5K 1H6

416-307-3322

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Listed In: Global Cuisine, Contemporary Restaurants, Summerlicious Restaurants

The decor is elegant and minimalist. The private dining lounge accomodates up to 24 guests for a sit down meal. The private dining room seats up to 40. For a stand up cocktail reception, the rooms can accomodate up to 80 people.

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Michael Gurr

By Michael Gurr on May 4, 2011 Verified by Email

I attended Canoe to celebrate my girlfriend's birthday and we were not disappointed. This place lived up to every single expectation and then some. It may have helped that we had a friend working there at the time, but we were treated like royalty. Served by multiple servers, each an expert in their own respect, each plate was accompanied by a full explanation of the concept and ingredients. The decor is understated but modern and elegant. It was an expensive affair ($250 for two people, 1 beer and 1 glass of wine included) it was well worth it and I will definitely be back!

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Sin

By Sin on May 9, 2009 Verified by Email

What can I say? You get what you pay for.

Dinner for two at Canoe set me back $250.

Yeah, I spent a lot of money, but hell yeah, the food and ambience was that good.


Everything is perfect, but perfection comes with a price.

The first time I dined there, the menu had no prices. It scared the crap out of me. I had no idea what the meal was going to cost me, and I felt too embarrassed to ask prices from the waiter. Basically, if you were dining there, you should be able to afford anything they charged - yikes.

Fortunately, they stopped that a long time ago. Now you know that Pork & Beans will only set you back $38.

This is definitely Oliver & Bonacini's flagship restaurant.

Where else can you get caribou meat in Toronto?

I've never tried their Amuse Bouche, but would love to read someone's review on it.

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tomintoronto

By tomintoronto on February 16, 2009 Verified by Email

Eight of us went to dinner at Canoe on Monday the 9th.
The service and attention to detail was fabulous from start to finish. All staff was polite and welcoming, making us feeling like guests in a home and not a customer in a commercial establishment.

We had a variety of appetizers and entrees and each course was delivered at the same time so no one was sitting and waiting for their food while others ate. All of the meals were superior, cooked properly and flavourful.

Go, you will not be disappointed.

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Michael Gurr

By Michael Gurr on May 4, 2011 Verified by Email

I attended Canoe to celebrate my girlfriend's birthday and we were not disappointed. This place lived up to every single expectation and then some. It may have helped that we had a friend working there at the time, but we were treated like royalty. Served by multiple servers, each an expert in their own respect, each plate was accompanied by a full explanation of the concept and ingredients. The decor is understated but modern and elegant. It was an expensive affair ($250 for two people, 1 beer and 1 glass of wine included) it was well worth it and I will definitely be back!

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Sin

By Sin on May 9, 2009 Verified by Email

What can I say? You get what you pay for.

Dinner for two at Canoe set me back $250.

Yeah, I spent a lot of money, but hell yeah, the food and ambience was that good.


Everything is perfect, but perfection comes with a price.

The first time I dined there, the menu had no prices. It scared the crap out of me. I had no idea what the meal was going to cost me, and I felt too embarrassed to ask prices from the waiter. Basically, if you were dining there, you should be able to afford anything they charged - yikes.

Fortunately, they stopped that a long time ago. Now you know that Pork & Beans will only set you back $38.

This is definitely Oliver & Bonacini's flagship restaurant.

Where else can you get caribou meat in Toronto?

I've never tried their Amuse Bouche, but would love to read someone's review on it.

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tomintoronto

By tomintoronto on February 16, 2009 Verified by Email

Eight of us went to dinner at Canoe on Monday the 9th.
The service and attention to detail was fabulous from start to finish. All staff was polite and welcoming, making us feeling like guests in a home and not a customer in a commercial establishment.

We had a variety of appetizers and entrees and each course was delivered at the same time so no one was sitting and waiting for their food while others ate. All of the meals were superior, cooked properly and flavourful.

Go, you will not be disappointed.

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