Places in Toronto
21-Sep-2005, 02:22 PM
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Places in Toronto
Ok if you're GF has ever told you that she's sick of going to the same place or if you want more ideas to where to go out, this thread's for you!
I want to start a list. Of places that everyone has been to, rated, & reviewd.
example:
Dinner
Marcello's Pizzeria
(416) 656-6159
1163 St Clair W Toronto, ON
* Nice Italian place, good food, good mood.
-Dinner for two $40-$50
Rating: 7/10
If you've been somewhere good, help others out, just write it up, rate it and review it.
I want to start a list. Of places that everyone has been to, rated, & reviewd.
example:
Dinner
Marcello's Pizzeria
(416) 656-6159
1163 St Clair W Toronto, ON
* Nice Italian place, good food, good mood.
-Dinner for two $40-$50
Rating: 7/10
If you've been somewhere good, help others out, just write it up, rate it and review it.
21-Sep-2005, 02:35 PM
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Dinner
Le Baton Rouge
Just up on younge street in downtown T.O right before the big sam the record man and everything like that. sorry, i don't remember the exact adress and I am too lazy to look it up..lol
---------Really nice place with kind of a dark/redish atmosphere which the gf said was really romantic...lol.....The service was alright but because we weren't looking all high class like a bunch of the other business men there or the older couples we were kind of neglected a bit in terms of getting more drinks and what not. The food was REALLY REALLY good but it was insanely expensive. It was about 100 bux for both of us and then i had to leave a tip and that wasn't even the best meal in the menu, we weren't really that hungry.
But overall it was a really nice place to go to if you need to go for an anniversary or birthday or something really relaxed and mellow like that...
Le Baton Rouge
Just up on younge street in downtown T.O right before the big sam the record man and everything like that. sorry, i don't remember the exact adress and I am too lazy to look it up..lol
---------Really nice place with kind of a dark/redish atmosphere which the gf said was really romantic...lol.....The service was alright but because we weren't looking all high class like a bunch of the other business men there or the older couples we were kind of neglected a bit in terms of getting more drinks and what not. The food was REALLY REALLY good but it was insanely expensive. It was about 100 bux for both of us and then i had to leave a tip and that wasn't even the best meal in the menu, we weren't really that hungry.
But overall it was a really nice place to go to if you need to go for an anniversary or birthday or something really relaxed and mellow like that...
21-Sep-2005, 02:40 PM
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Getting Some Action
lol...i couldn't help it....
Place - Just off of lakeshore before you get into downtown toronto there is a huge park/harbor area on the right side of the road with a little dirt trail that u can drive ur car on if u want at night but it is made for service people i believe.
What to do If you take the gf at night on a nice night the water is all mirror like as long as its kinda warm and not windy so the moon and everything reflects up which girls seem to love...lol.
You can go for a walk along side of the lake on the path, or bring food and sit at one of the picnic tables since the sky seems pretty lit up from the moon and stars and the rest of the city...
Also, park your car off he dirt path somewhat close to the water in case ur gf wants to head back to that for a while and have a more private moment....lol.......
Beware
Sometimes this land is infested with brain eating homeless people who will sneak up on you and not leave until you give them money so just scope out the area first and if the cost is clear they should stay away for a while until they are all done begging for money.......But in case you run into one DON'T MOVE!..they can't see you if you don't move
lol...i couldn't help it....
Place - Just off of lakeshore before you get into downtown toronto there is a huge park/harbor area on the right side of the road with a little dirt trail that u can drive ur car on if u want at night but it is made for service people i believe.
What to do If you take the gf at night on a nice night the water is all mirror like as long as its kinda warm and not windy so the moon and everything reflects up which girls seem to love...lol.
You can go for a walk along side of the lake on the path, or bring food and sit at one of the picnic tables since the sky seems pretty lit up from the moon and stars and the rest of the city...
Also, park your car off he dirt path somewhat close to the water in case ur gf wants to head back to that for a while and have a more private moment....lol.......
Beware
Sometimes this land is infested with brain eating homeless people who will sneak up on you and not leave until you give them money so just scope out the area first and if the cost is clear they should stay away for a while until they are all done begging for money.......But in case you run into one DON'T MOVE!..they can't see you if you don't move
21-Sep-2005, 02:41 PM
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Yea if you want, just post up the place, and I'll look it up myself and post it on here.
That's not the point 
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
if your girlfriend tells you she's sick of going to the same places, she should go look for a place herself, no?
if your girlfriend tells you she's sick of going to the same places, she should go look for a place herself, no?
21-Sep-2005, 02:42 PM
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Originally posted by $PH!NX
Yea if you want, just post up the place, and I'll look it up myself and post it on here.
That's not the point
Yea if you want, just post up the place, and I'll look it up myself and post it on here.
That's not the point
girls never help out when it comes to going places...they just tell you to think about it......which gets SOOOO annoying.
21-Sep-2005, 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by Fug
Getting Some Action
lol...i couldn't help it....
Place - Just off of lakeshore before you get into downtown toronto there is a huge park/harbor area on the right side of the road with a little dirt trail that u can drive ur car on if u want at night but it is made for service people i believe.
What to do If you take the gf at night on a nice night the water is all mirror like as long as its kinda warm and not windy so the moon and everything reflects up which girls seem to love...lol.
You can go for a walk along side of the lake on the path, or bring food and sit at one of the picnic tables since the sky seems pretty lit up from the moon and stars and the rest of the city...
Also, park your car off he dirt path somewhat close to the water in case ur gf wants to head back to that for a while and have a more private moment....lol.......
Beware
Sometimes this land is infested with brain eating homeless people who will sneak up on you and not leave until you give them money so just scope out the area first and if the cost is clear they should stay away for a while until they are all done begging for money.......But in case you run into one DON'T MOVE!..they can't see you if you don't move
Getting Some Action
lol...i couldn't help it....
Place - Just off of lakeshore before you get into downtown toronto there is a huge park/harbor area on the right side of the road with a little dirt trail that u can drive ur car on if u want at night but it is made for service people i believe.
What to do If you take the gf at night on a nice night the water is all mirror like as long as its kinda warm and not windy so the moon and everything reflects up which girls seem to love...lol.
You can go for a walk along side of the lake on the path, or bring food and sit at one of the picnic tables since the sky seems pretty lit up from the moon and stars and the rest of the city...
Also, park your car off he dirt path somewhat close to the water in case ur gf wants to head back to that for a while and have a more private moment....lol.......
Beware
Sometimes this land is infested with brain eating homeless people who will sneak up on you and not leave until you give them money so just scope out the area first and if the cost is clear they should stay away for a while until they are all done begging for money.......But in case you run into one DON'T MOVE!..they can't see you if you don't move
21-Sep-2005, 02:48 PM
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Originally posted by Fug
Dinner
Le Baton Rouge
Just up on younge street in downtown T.O right before the big sam the record man and everything like that. sorry, i don't remember the exact adress and I am too lazy to look it up..lol
---------Really nice place with kind of a dark/redish atmosphere which the gf said was really romantic...lol.....The service was alright but because we weren't looking all high class like a bunch of the other business men there or the older couples we were kind of neglected a bit in terms of getting more drinks and what not. The food was REALLY REALLY good but it was insanely expensive. It was about 100 bux for both of us and then i had to leave a tip and that wasn't even the best meal in the menu, we weren't really that hungry.
But overall it was a really nice place to go to if you need to go for an anniversary or birthday or something really relaxed and mellow like that...
Dinner
Le Baton Rouge
Just up on younge street in downtown T.O right before the big sam the record man and everything like that. sorry, i don't remember the exact adress and I am too lazy to look it up..lol
---------Really nice place with kind of a dark/redish atmosphere which the gf said was really romantic...lol.....The service was alright but because we weren't looking all high class like a bunch of the other business men there or the older couples we were kind of neglected a bit in terms of getting more drinks and what not. The food was REALLY REALLY good but it was insanely expensive. It was about 100 bux for both of us and then i had to leave a tip and that wasn't even the best meal in the menu, we weren't really that hungry.
But overall it was a really nice place to go to if you need to go for an anniversary or birthday or something really relaxed and mellow like that...
(416) 593-9667
218 Yonge Toronto, ON
21-Sep-2005, 02:52 PM
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Originally posted by $PH!NX
Baton Rouge Restaurant
(416) 593-9667
218 Yonge Toronto, ON
Baton Rouge Restaurant
(416) 593-9667
218 Yonge Toronto, ON
21-Sep-2005, 10:26 PM
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if your gf tells you she sick of going to the same place... she would soon get sick of being with you haha... jkjk
anyways, there's a few places i've been to along king street (forgot the name)... but the food is quite good... u should try a few restaurants along king st.
anyways, there's a few places i've been to along king street (forgot the name)... but the food is quite good... u should try a few restaurants along king st.
21-Sep-2005, 11:05 PM
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One of a kind pastas
7?? queen st west (close to the star bucks - west of bathurst)
dinner for 2 40-50$
excellent little pasta place...loads of unique pastas that are delicious, nice candle lit atmosphere....was jus tthere tongiht in fact.
bunch of chinese cooks there that can really cook italian pasta!
8/10
7?? queen st west (close to the star bucks - west of bathurst)
dinner for 2 40-50$
excellent little pasta place...loads of unique pastas that are delicious, nice candle lit atmosphere....was jus tthere tongiht in fact.
bunch of chinese cooks there that can really cook italian pasta!
8/10
22-Sep-2005, 07:56 AM
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Originally posted by rrspexpress
One of a kind pastas
7?? queen st west (close to the star bucks - west of bathurst)
dinner for 2 40-50$
excellent little pasta place...loads of unique pastas that are delicious, nice candle lit atmosphere....was jus tthere tongiht in fact.
bunch of chinese cooks there that can really cook italian pasta!
8/10
One of a kind pastas
7?? queen st west (close to the star bucks - west of bathurst)
dinner for 2 40-50$
excellent little pasta place...loads of unique pastas that are delicious, nice candle lit atmosphere....was jus tthere tongiht in fact.
bunch of chinese cooks there that can really cook italian pasta!
8/10
(416) 203-2229
746 Queen W Toronto, ON
sounds like a good place I'll check it out later!
24-Sep-2005, 12:50 AM
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Dinner
Wish
Corner of Yonge & Charles
www.wishrestaurant.ca
*Continental.
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 8/10
Great steak. Restaurant is set in a house turned restaurant. Chic atmosphere. Patio.
Dinner
Mezza Notte
Yonge between Sheppard and Finch
416-222-2888
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating: 7/10
Really affordable and pretty good food. Nice atmosphere.
Dinner
La Vecchia
Yonge at Eglinton
(416) 489-0630
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 9/10
Really good italian food. Quiet and more of a classy restaurant.
Dinner
Joey Bravo's
Sheppard in b/n McCowan and Brimley
(416) 335-0120
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating 8.5/10
Very quiet dim lighted restaurant with fireplace in the middle. Cozy atmosphere. Good pasta, pizza, salad, and soup...stay away from anything else. 30% off pasta and pizza on sundays.
Dinner
Canyon Creek
Franchise with locations downtown and west end.
-Dinner for two ~$85
Rating 9/10
Good steak. their garlic butter and bread is to die for. Large side portions.
prices will be more if you order wine. the above estimated prices are for dinner + dessert and maybe appetizer...i dunno, i'm guessing here.
Wish
Corner of Yonge & Charles
www.wishrestaurant.ca
*Continental.
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 8/10
Great steak. Restaurant is set in a house turned restaurant. Chic atmosphere. Patio.
Dinner
Mezza Notte
Yonge between Sheppard and Finch
416-222-2888
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating: 7/10
Really affordable and pretty good food. Nice atmosphere.
Dinner
La Vecchia
Yonge at Eglinton
(416) 489-0630
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 9/10
Really good italian food. Quiet and more of a classy restaurant.
Dinner
Joey Bravo's
Sheppard in b/n McCowan and Brimley
(416) 335-0120
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating 8.5/10
Very quiet dim lighted restaurant with fireplace in the middle. Cozy atmosphere. Good pasta, pizza, salad, and soup...stay away from anything else. 30% off pasta and pizza on sundays.
Dinner
Canyon Creek
Franchise with locations downtown and west end.
-Dinner for two ~$85
Rating 9/10
Good steak. their garlic butter and bread is to die for. Large side portions.
prices will be more if you order wine. the above estimated prices are for dinner + dessert and maybe appetizer...i dunno, i'm guessing here.
24-Sep-2005, 08:17 AM
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I don't know if it's just me but just changing the place to go to doesn't help much. What's the point of always going out for dinner like everyone is listing here?
Do something else...like go to the bluffs with a blanket and watch the stars on a clear night (oh yes I really do this lol).
Drinks...go to panorama once...chics seem to like being up high with that nice view (kinda sucks now cuz its a little too cold to chill on a 53rd floor balcony in this weather)
etc etc
Do something else...like go to the bluffs with a blanket and watch the stars on a clear night (oh yes I really do this lol).
Drinks...go to panorama once...chics seem to like being up high with that nice view (kinda sucks now cuz its a little too cold to chill on a 53rd floor balcony in this weather)
etc etc
24-Sep-2005, 03:52 PM
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Originally posted by shlammed
Do something else...like go to the bluffs with a blanket and watch the stars on a clear night (oh yes I really do this lol).
Do something else...like go to the bluffs with a blanket and watch the stars on a clear night (oh yes I really do this lol).
bahahahahaa
next time I am going to be there and drive you over
25-Sep-2005, 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by shlammed
Drinks...go to panorama once...chics seem to like being up high with that nice view (kinda sucks now cuz its a little too cold to chill on a 53rd floor balcony in this weather)
Drinks...go to panorama once...chics seem to like being up high with that nice view (kinda sucks now cuz its a little too cold to chill on a 53rd floor balcony in this weather)
Does anyone have any suggestions for any nice lounges?
Originally posted by Shazza
Dinner
Wish
Corner of Yonge & Charles
www.wishrestaurant.ca
*Continental.
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 8/10
Great steak. Restaurant is set in a house turned restaurant. Chic atmosphere. Patio.
Dinner
Mezza Notte
Yonge between Sheppard and Finch
416-222-2888
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating: 7/10
Really affordable and pretty good food. Nice atmosphere.
Dinner
La Vecchia
Yonge at Eglinton
(416) 489-0630
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 9/10
Really good italian food. Quiet and more of a classy restaurant.
Dinner
Joey Bravo's
Sheppard in b/n McCowan and Brimley
(416) 335-0120
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating 8.5/10
Very quiet dim lighted restaurant with fireplace in the middle. Cozy atmosphere. Good pasta, pizza, salad, and soup...stay away from anything else. 30% off pasta and pizza on sundays.
Dinner
Canyon Creek
Franchise with locations downtown and west end.
-Dinner for two ~$85
Rating 9/10
Good steak. their garlic butter and bread is to die for. Large side portions.
prices will be more if you order wine. the above estimated prices are for dinner + dessert and maybe appetizer...i dunno, i'm guessing here.
Dinner
Wish
Corner of Yonge & Charles
www.wishrestaurant.ca
*Continental.
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 8/10
Great steak. Restaurant is set in a house turned restaurant. Chic atmosphere. Patio.
Dinner
Mezza Notte
Yonge between Sheppard and Finch
416-222-2888
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating: 7/10
Really affordable and pretty good food. Nice atmosphere.
Dinner
La Vecchia
Yonge at Eglinton
(416) 489-0630
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$100 or more
Rating: 9/10
Really good italian food. Quiet and more of a classy restaurant.
Dinner
Joey Bravo's
Sheppard in b/n McCowan and Brimley
(416) 335-0120
*Italian
-Dinner for two ~$50
Rating 8.5/10
Very quiet dim lighted restaurant with fireplace in the middle. Cozy atmosphere. Good pasta, pizza, salad, and soup...stay away from anything else. 30% off pasta and pizza on sundays.
Dinner
Canyon Creek
Franchise with locations downtown and west end.
-Dinner for two ~$85
Rating 9/10
Good steak. their garlic butter and bread is to die for. Large side portions.
prices will be more if you order wine. the above estimated prices are for dinner + dessert and maybe appetizer...i dunno, i'm guessing here.
thanks !
