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Aitizaz
theres also 'Lobby' on bloor street..between Avenue and St. George...a real classy joint...i've only heard the best reviews from everyone who's been there
Hot Shot
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Originally posted by d!abolic
Just make sure you don't end up paying for BOTH of you ;)




WHAT???
If he's taking the girl out on a date, OFCOURSE he'll be paying for her!!
That's Dating Etiquette 101
yankeeBaby
The food at 360 is AMAZING!! one fo the best meals I have ever had....and an Amazing view...you cna't get a better one than way up there...just make sure to get a reservation and bring a lotta money if you are paying for your date as well!!

Have fun!
Ziggy
DarkWater
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Originally posted by Aitizaz
theres also 'Lobby' on bloor street..between Avenue and St. George...a real classy joint...i've only heard the best reviews from everyone who's been there


only the patio is on homeless pee, heavy traffic (fuuuumes) Bloor Street and the view is a construction site
angelgirl
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Originally posted by JRinger
A couple of favourites of mine:
- Scaramouche (Avenue Rd, South of St. Clair)
- Susur (King St., East of Bathurst)


Here is someone who knows there dining. Definitely top picks for this city!!!

Less Expensive... but great options that are on my fave list are
Kalendar on College
Cafe Le Gaffe on Baldwin

I just recently went to 5 Doors North on Yonge for a birthday dinner. It is a restaurant that comes up alot as being a great place to dine. It was my second time eating there and the food was once again terrible. My advise for the day...Don't let anyone talk you into dining at this place.
tha_broad
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Originally posted by ShadoWolf
I'm looking for a decent restaurant in Vaughan/north Toronto/Richmond Hill for a family get-together on Friday night. The party will be about 14 people. It should be relatively formal (not too formal, but not a casual place either) and preferably not Italian food.


Any suggestions?


for the north end, theres this place thats called something like The Doctor's Office. Ive heard nothing but good reviews from there, and that the steak there is very good. Also, theres The Octagon and Terra in Thornhill.
Aitizaz
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Originally posted by DarkWater
only the patio is on homeless pee, heavy traffic (fuuuumes) Bloor Street and the view is a construction site



haha...thats true...but if you can somehow block that out....the food and decor are quite simply amazing!
DJ Chrono
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Originally posted by tha_broad
for the north end, theres this place thats called something like The Doctor's Office. Ive heard nothing but good reviews from there, and that the steak there is very good. Also, theres The Octagon and Terra in Thornhill.


Are you talking about The Doctor's House? I've been there, it definately is upscale class .., but more traditional styled. They have private rooms for bigger sized groups, or the general restaurant area. I got an Ostrich Steak, and it was really good. Oh, and surprisingly Ostrich tastes more like beef than poultry :wtf:
zoogla
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Originally posted by AdReNaLiNa
that's the first place I thought of too.. amazing view:eyes:
I went there for a company Christmas party and they had some really good drinks;)

I've had nuff first dates at Panorama and each one was special (especially during sunset) but the food is E!!! Def not a place to have dinner; just snacks/appetizers...their tiny plain pizza was nice.

Tully
It doesn't have a view....But check out www.toba.ca This was a great place that samhouse and I went for our anniversity dinner. It is nice, classy and has great food. Ambient house music is being played while you enjoy your delicious meal
b4k-oz
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Originally posted by tha_broad
for the north end, theres this place thats called something like The Doctor's Office. Ive heard nothing but good reviews from there, and that the steak there is very good. Also, theres The Octagon and Terra in Thornhill.


The Doctor's House is a great place. Definately a place that will impress the parents too if distance is not an issue. Veiw-->The Doctor's House & Menu

The old Mill is a favourite of mine for a traditional English lunch, brunch or even dinner. Easy to get to in Toronto and reasonably priced too. View-->The Old Mill & Menu
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