Um guia para grandes lugares perto do 1 Hotel Toronto
AMAZING wings! Great place to veg with friends and have a few pints - definitely check it out Sunday - Tuesday for their wing specials. Top notch.
121 m do hotel
667 King St W
Sausage-and-beer themed restaurant opening should make your palms sweat with excitement. With 20 types of sausage on the menu we find a Bavarian beer hall aiming to redefine the term sausagefest
170 m do hotel
609 King St. W
Recipe: Susur Lee's pan-roasted diver scallop with Japanese salmon pearls, homemade pickles with asparagus, carrot and ginger sauce. Read more:
193 m do hotel
603 King Street West
We're glad to see that a gourmet fish house (that observes the "slapped between bread" prerequisite, of course) will soon join the aforementioned luminaries on King.
240 m do hotel
581 King Street West
Great coffee from great beans that don't go out of their way to hurt or exploit anyone, origins-wise, though we can't guarantee that your bartisa never got a nasty scalding.
282 m do hotel
107 Portland St.
Best to arrive early to enjoy the grilled branzino or quattro fromaggi -- both very good, when you finally manage to get a table.
287 m do hotel
101 Portland St.
Trust the Chef with your life. Enjoy the Bison Tartare
424 m do hotel
432 Wellington St W
They’ve amassed a loyal band of groupies who are now labelling it the city’s best coffee shop - a substantial claim in a market as saturated as Toronto’s. Lucky for them, it seems to be backing it up.
0.7 km do hotel
96 Spadina Ave.
The Pad Thai is subtly spicy with a chili aftershock; the deep-fried garlic chicken crisp but oily. If food were all smiles and charm, Khao San Road would rate four stars and not one. Read more:
0.9 km do hotel
326 Adelaide St. W
CBC Metro Morning host Matt Galloway on My Toronto: "The great thing about the Toronto FC is you don’t feel like you’re at a hockey game, it’s more like being a part of something."
1.5 km do hotel
170 Princes' Blvd
