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Nice/upscale lunch spots?
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| kaniz |
Graduating tomorrow and have some family coming up for the ceremony. Looking to grab some lunch after, and wouldn't mind going to a nicer place than what I'd normally go to. Doesn't need to be super-swanky/expensive, but something that's a few steps above Jack Astors would be nice.
any suggestions? |
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| Orko |
| You might want to ask for an area! |
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| kaniz |
heh, somewhere close to Ryerson - so downtown/central would be preferred, but don't mind if we need to jump into a Taxi to head out to the spot.
Food style preference: none really (except no seafood), although everyone that is coming has a soft spot for Indian food. |
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| Dr. DAS |
| quote: | Originally posted by kaniz
heh, somewhere close to Ryerson - so downtown/central would be preferred, but don't mind if we need to jump into a Taxi to head out to the spot.
Food style preference: none really (except no seafood), although everyone that is coming has a soft spot for Indian food. |
There's a Baton Rouge in the Eaton Centre, righ off Yonge (by 102.1)..that might work. Hard Rock Cafe is there, too - which could be cool for out-of-town guests. |
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| slingshot |
| Ki at BCE place is really nice. |
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| kaniz |
I'd say hard rock would be a no-go, supposed to be more of a "Hey, I've finally graduated school, lets go celebrate with a good meal", not a "let take the family to a tourist trap restaurant"
If the weather is nice (but its calling for rain, boo) - was thinking possibly the patio at Queen Mother. |
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| MissK |
Far Niente and Red's Bistro!
-Trendy lunch HOT SPOTS! |
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| m7n |
Not sure what your budget is, but:
George
C5
Jamie Kennedy
Grace
All have excellent food and atmosphere. |
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| kaniz |
| Hrmm, those two spots look good. Someone else recommended Harlem on Richmond - looks good, anyone been? |
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by kaniz
Harlem on Richmond - looks good, anyone been? |
Very good. |
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