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Best Restaurants in Toronto
681 restaurants analyzed out of 6474 identified · Canada
Toronto is one of the world's most genuinely multicultural food cities - Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, and Korean restaurants each have enough depth to sustain entire dining neighbourhoods. Kensington Market and Chinatown anchor the downtown scene, while the inner suburbs (Scarborough for Chinese, Brampton for Indian) are where the most authentic cooking lives. Prices are moderate with a growing expensive tier downtown.
Toronto has 681 analyzed restaurants. Some of the strongest areas for dining are Leslieville, South Riverdale, Roncesvalles. Top cuisines include Canadian, Japanese, Middle Eastern.
Top Restaurants in Toronto
- Alo A+ · Modern French, French · Kensington Market
- Kiin A+ · Thai, Southeast Asian · Entertainment District
- Restaurant Ricky+Olivia A · Contemporary Canadian, Canadian · The Beaches
- Arbequina Restaurant A · Contemporary Middle Eastern, Middle Eastern · Roncesvalles Village
- The Butcher Chef A · Steakhouse, Modern European · Harbourfront
- Yukashi Japanese Cuisine A · Kaiseki-style omakase, Japanese · Mount Pleasant East
- Giulietta A · Contemporary Italian, Italian · Little Italy
- Richmond Station A · Contemporary Canadian, Canadian · Entertainment District
- Social Llama Cafe A · Vegetarian, Vegan · Davisville Village
- Venga Cucina A · Roman-style pinsa, Italian · Dundas West
Top Neighborhoods for Dining
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Toronto's dining core, stretching from downtown towers to east-end neighborhoods with remarkable depth and range.
From Leslieville to the Danforth, one of Toronto's deepest and highest-quality dining stretches.
Western Toronto's immigrant food communities give Etobicoke a diverse and reliable Asian and Mediterranean dining scene.
Local-first borough dining, where Asian and Mediterranean kitchens serve the neighborhood on its own terms.
Korean and Persian food clusters along Yonge anchor North York's diverse suburban dining landscape.
Toronto's suburban dining frontier, where Chinese and South Asian kitchens rival anything downtown at lower prices.
West-central borough with an affordable Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dining identity.
A residential pocket north of the Junction with a few local spots and affordable prices.
A west-central residential area with a small local dining footprint still taking shape.
Tried and True
Cuisine Strengths
- Canadian — 57 restaurants, 15 rated A- or higher
- Japanese — 59 restaurants, 13 rated A- or higher
- Middle Eastern — 62 restaurants, 11 rated A- or higher
- Mediterranean — 45 restaurants, 10 rated A- or higher
- Italian — 23 restaurants, 9 rated A- or higher
- Southeast Asian — 33 restaurants, 8 rated A- or higher
- French — 19 restaurants, 7 rated A- or higher
- Contemporary — 17 restaurants, 5 rated A- or higher
- Thai — 8 restaurants, 4 rated A- or higher
- American — 60 restaurants, 4 rated A- or higher
Best Value
Michelin-Recognized in Toronto (18)
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