eating out in Toronto
Oct 11th 2009, 12:01 pm
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Re: eating out in Toronto
You have got to eat at the CN Tower's restaurant - we didn't think that it was expensive (but we are based in London, UK so we are comparing it to the prices we paid here) but everyone knows that the prices are higher than elsewhere in Toronto because of the venue which is pretty remarkable. I suppose considering that you are at one of the worlds most famous attractions the price is actually unbelievably good value for money.
The food and service was good and the service was superb. The 360 degree view during the meal was amazing. We did it during the afternoon when it was light and felt it was worth ever penny.
PS - Our daughter could not believe that the mass of water (i.e. Lake Ontario) was a lake and not a sea or even an ocean!
The food and service was good and the service was superb. The 360 degree view during the meal was amazing. We did it during the afternoon when it was light and felt it was worth ever penny.
PS - Our daughter could not believe that the mass of water (i.e. Lake Ontario) was a lake and not a sea or even an ocean!
Oct 11th 2009, 5:01 pm
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Re: eating out in Toronto
Our daughter could not believe that the mass of water (i.e. Lake Ontario) was a lake and not a sea or even an ocean!
And it's the smallest of the five Great Lakes.
And it's the smallest of the five Great Lakes.
Oct 11th 2009, 6:35 pm
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Re: eating out in Toronto
You have got to eat at the CN Tower's restaurant - we didn't think that it was expensive (but we are based in London, UK so we are comparing it to the prices we paid here) but everyone knows that the prices are higher than elsewhere in Toronto because of the venue which is pretty remarkable. I suppose considering that you are at one of the worlds most famous attractions the price is actually unbelievably good value for money.
The food and service was good and the service was superb. The 360 degree view during the meal was amazing. We did it during the afternoon when it was light and felt it was worth ever penny.
PS - Our daughter could not believe that the mass of water (i.e. Lake Ontario) was a lake and not a sea or even an ocean!
The food and service was good and the service was superb. The 360 degree view during the meal was amazing. We did it during the afternoon when it was light and felt it was worth ever penny.
PS - Our daughter could not believe that the mass of water (i.e. Lake Ontario) was a lake and not a sea or even an ocean!
Oct 11th 2009, 10:44 pm
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Re: eating out in Toronto
If, like us you are going with a couple of fussy kids, try The Old Spagetti Factory on The Esplanade. The menu's not outstanding ( A bit like Wetherspoons/Beefeater) but plenty the kids will enjoy.And the restaurant's very decorative.
