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We've heard Toronto described as "New York City run by the Swiss," and it's true—you can find world-class theater, shopping and restaurants here, but the sidewalks are clean and the people are friendly. The best place to start is literally at the top—the CN Tower, the tallest freestanding structure in the Western Hemisphere.
Restaurants in Toronto
1. Ezone
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Ezone is over 30,000 sq. ft. of unprecedented hi-tech wonderland that covers the full spectrum of 21st Century fun - from the familiar (billiards, basketball, arcade), to post-modern Innovators (virtual golf simulators) to ultramodern adrenaline jags (WhirlyBall and Laser Tag). You can get lost in the experience solo or heighten your senses in shared participation. It is, in short, the most fun you can experience under one gigantic roof. The Ezone is equipped with a restaurant, meeting rooms, party rooms and conference facilities. From modestly-sized children’s’ birthday parties to large corporate team-building events. We also offer: • Fully Licensed Facility, Complete On-site Catering Service, • Complimentary Audio-Visual Equipment, • Complimentary Event Planning, • Complimentary Wi-Fi on Premises.
2. MacMillan Theatre
3. Sherway Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 151 reviews
Sherway Gardens is the premium shopping destination in west Toronto. Only 20 minutes from downtown and the airport, Sherway is located at the intersection of Hwy 427 and QEW. Sherway is anchored by two upscale fashion department stores - Holt Renfrew and Sporting Life. There is also a BAY and Sears, and over 200 great stores. Feature stores include A&F, abercrombie, APPLE, Michael Kors, Honey, Banana Republic, Mendocino, William Sonoma, Pottery Barn + PB Kids, Harry Rosen and so many more great stores. The Gourmet Food Fair offers a great selection of food, or visit Pickle Barrel Grand or Parisco Cafe for a shopping break. Victoria's Secrets, PINK, Juicy Couture and Stuart Weitzman opening Spring/Summer 2011.
Reviewed By MatthewG306 - Toronto, Canada
Had the Teriyaki Sirloin steak - medium rare -with baked potato (twice baked) and beans for my vegies...and a couple of glasses of wine...absolutely delicious - ...F.Y.I. ..I told my waiter that I wanted to use a gift card and since the value of the card was more than my bill I asked if I could use the card and could it include the bill and the tip. This was totally acceptable by the Keg. This was a nice surprise since I had been to other restaurants where they would accept the gift card only for the meal - and you would pay for the wine and the tip for the waiter separately....Kudos to the Keg...will be back..p.s. my waiter was Fabricio who was excellent.
4. Big Rock Brewery Etobicoke
5. Bowlerama West
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
The staff at West welcome you, and wants your experience here to be a wonderful one. Our goal is to have every customer leave with a good memory and be provided with P.O.S. , which is positively outrageous service. Whether the season is winter, spring, summer or fall, Bowlerama West has a weekly program for you. Saturday mornings, from September to the end of April , our youth bowling program, coordinated by Gary Medhurst and Carol Jennings as our Program Directors. Our youth bowlers are part of the National Youth Bowling Council of Canada, thus making every youth member eligible to participate in the National Championships. If you or your child is between 3 and 18 we have a terrific program for them! It’s a great way for your children to be introduced to inter-action with other children in a friendly, social environment.
6. Cineplex Cinemas Queensway & VIP
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By jossc109
Very impressed by the beauty of the bar, the private bathrooms, the artwork and lounge /eating area outside of each vip theatre. Loved it. Must be 19 an over. Large tequila cocktail bowls and great bistro /pub food can be ordered in theatre. Arrive early to order, as you will not be able to order once the movie starts to avoid interruption. Currently $69 on Wednesday for 2 people including food. Great deal.
7. Boulderz Climbing Centre
8. The Rock Pile Bar & Nightclub
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By parliamentgoldman
The emphasis on rock and roll is real, great place to find rocker friends. There are jam nights on regular Mondays. They have a house band that will play with you if you want them to do that. I like to observe the jam, though I don't know anybody until I come. Don't be too shy to come, even if you're young. It is legal for them to have minors so long as you're older than sixteen or if less than sixteen, accompanied with an adult. You won't be allowed to sit at a bar stool if you're less than nineteen, but there's plenty of restaurant seating and the stage is close to the audience, just hang around there. They're happy to have you enjoying the music, or even playing music if it's jam night. It's a very wide space, music is the main focus. They have lighting upgrades and refined audio. The staff rock and will befriend you without pretense. Sit in one of their classic captain chairs and eat poutine, veggie wraps or a burger, ect . Freely stroll the floor and admire the posters of events/free mug shot photobooth, or walk down a hallway they call, "Death Row" which is a one-of-a-kind museum to honor the bands and people who make up the RockPile's history. Oh, there's also a pure Heavy Metal Jam that's become routine. Certainly come out for the charity events they host throughout a year's time. They have a lot of all-ages stuff going on. They periodically collect for The Daily Bread Food Bank, Toys for Tots, and Warm Clothing for Toronto's Homeless.
9. Village of Islington
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
10. Swing Golf Lounge
We're Toronto's premier indoor golf simulation lounge, with Trackman technology, bar and quality food menu.
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