Everything was excellent! We were here to welcome our aunt visiting Toronto from Vietnam and celebrate my husband's birthday. Great service, especially Ricky. Thank you Ricky for recommending the veggie pasta dish. My aunt & I enjoyed it very much. We will be back for sure! read more

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Amazing meal at 360 Restaurant. Together with the amazing views makes for probably my best lunch ever. Had the smoked sablefish and Fogo shrimp chowder, Atlantic salmon, and the gelato for dessert. Thanks so much Clarence and 360 Restaurant. read more

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This place was just ok to me! I don't really feel like the price was worth the food or the view. I ordered the prix fixe meal (3-course) for $79 dollars. I ordered the smoked ham hock, prime rib, and carrot/quinoa cake with a glass of red blend. The ham hock was different. It had really good flavor and the sweet relish that came with it was a nice accompaniment. My prime rib (which is $10 extra) was flavorful but overcooked. I asked for medium well and got well done. That's my fault for not just getting medium. I loved the potatoes and asparagus that came with it as well. The carrot cake with cinnamon extra was super yummy! My server was very thoughtful. Once my neighbors were done eating, she offered to move me closer to the window for a better view! The meal came with comp access to the glass floor and observatory. With a glass of red blend my total was $114! read more

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It's one of those things that you just have to do it once while you are in Toronto. A two-course prix fixe lunch costs CAN$58 which includes a ride in the glass elevator, admission to the observation deck, and the glass floor. If you think CAN$58 is a bit steep for lunch, consider the fact that general admission alone is CAN$36. In that respect, your gourmet lunch only costs you an additional CAN$22 (plus tips). Believe me that it's worth it. After lunch, we went downstairs to the observation deck and it was nothing like the peaceful, relaxing, and enjoyable lunch by the window side of this rotating restaurant which completes a 360-degree revolution in 72 minutes. The observation deck was crowded and it was hard to find a good spot to enjoy the view or to take a nice picture. While navigating through the crowd, you also have to be careful and not getting hit by the dozens of selfie sticks. After soaking in an hour-long panoramic view in the restaurant, we saw no point of lingering in the observation deck. As for the food, I went there with a reasonably low expectation but was very pleasantly surprised. ROASTED ONTARIO CHICKEN SUPREME: It was a quarter of a chicken with the breast and part of the wing and it was roasted perfectly well. The skin was golden brown; the meat was moist, tender, and flavorful. The gravy was a slightly sweet and tangy black currant and pink pepper jus which complemented the chicken very well. PAN ROASTED DUCK SAUSAGE: One bite and you could taste that it was freshly made and minimally processed. The sausage had a coarse and meaty texture and you can actually bite into and taste the duck meat. The gravy was a reduction jus with a rich maple flavor, sprinkled with some brandied cherries, and a hint of chili that gave the dish a little heat. It was so delicious that I would rank this in my top-five list of the best sausages that I've ever had. If I must be picky and take a star off, I would complain that the signs to the restaurant were not clear. There was supposed to be a separate line (and elevator) going to the restaurant but it was not clear at all. I had to ask many people along the way to get there. And there was a separate check-in for those who have already made a reservation on Open Table, but again the signage was not clear. The reception area at the restaurant was a bit chaotic and clearly understaffed. Considering the fact that each elevator emptied a couple of dozen people, the line formed rather quickly if the reception staff were not quick and efficient. read more

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You will be paying for the atmosphere and the views. Expect $100-150 per person with slightly above average food. Crab appetizer wasn't pleasant. Chicken entree was good. Prime rib was good just overpriced. Desserts were great. If I ever go back, it will be for coffee and desserts only. read more

I dined here on my most recent trip to Toronto and loved every minute of i! I thought that the views might be better than the food given the tourist nature, but the food and wine did not disappoint. I loved the stuffed chicken and my salad. The food was perfectly timed so I could enjoy the views and continue eating. This was honestly one of the best restaurant experiences I had during the trip and I will definitely visit again the next time I come to Toronto. read more

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I had reservations for three and I got there one minute late and they cancelled it. Fortunately they rescheduled me for 4:30 pm and me and my day didn't mind. Food was really good and the ambiance is next level obviously. read more

If you are in toronto, make your reservation in advance. Beautiful view and great service. The drinks and food was delicious. I had the prime rib with mash potatoes and asparagus. The prime rib was tender with some fat. It was juicy and cooked to protection. I ended my meal with the Cocunut Creme Brule. Most of the party I was with had the pork chop. They all enjoyed it read more

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I came here twice with friends and it required reservation two weeks in advance. If you dine at the restaurant, you don't need to buy extra tickets for the viewing platforms at CN tower. I would say the view completely depends on the weather. If it's cloudy, you won't be able to see anything outside at this height. The best time to visit is dinner time coz you can have both daytime and nighttime view of the city. It's so cool to watch the sunset up here. Their food was mediocre though. They used to have this veal cheek dish which was really tender and tasty and you don't easily get anywhere else. Other dishes didn't taste good at all. read more

The view was amazing, and our waiter was wonderful. Our meals were delicious! Highly recommend adding this to your list of experiences in Toronto! read more

It seems the stereotype that sights with amazing views have restaurants with poor quality food. I needn't look further to the I've-had-better-on-airplanes "salad" I got via the Table Rock "Grill" at Niagara Falls yesterday. Great view and awful, overpriced food. This isn't the case with the 360 Restaurant at CN Tower. Oh, sure, it ain't cheap, but the food is VERY good. Before we get into that, let's talk about this amazing view. In your time in the rotating restaurant you'll see the whole city, the harbor, and Lake Ontario. We started our meal with some great sourdough bread, then came some great appetizers. Being from a Washington state town 45 miles from Vancouver, I couldn't resist the Wild BC Sockeye Salmon Tartare, a mix of puffed wild rice, cranberry, pumpkin seed & flax flatbread, pickled milkweed remoulade. My wife had the Maple Sugar and Juniper-Cured Smoked Salmon: Cold-smoked in house Atlantic salmon, pretzel toast, freeze-dried blueberry crumble, and pressed crème fraîche. 360 is doing wonderful things with salmon! For my entree, I had the vegan Roasted Baby Eggplant stuffed with Edamame, Mint, and Garlic. While the eggplant itself was bland, the rest was divine, as was lentil & mung bean fritter, sweet potato, and tahini purée. My wife may have won the day with her Ballotine of Ontario Chicken Caprese, stuffed with sundried tomatoes, basil & bocconcini cheese, chicken broth, parmesan & basil gnocchi à la Parisienne. In the end, it's all about the view, which is stunning. However, it doesn't hurt when the meal is as tasty as this one! read more

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Five of us had lunch at 360 and ordered from the prix fixe menu. Everyone loved what they ordered - mussels, duck wings, salad wedge, arctic char, chicken, bison, pork chop, salmon and flat iron steaks -- except the flat iron steaks. We ordered them medium rare which was done perfectly but the quality of the meat was not high grade. There were tendon like strings in the meat that our knives couldn't cut through. We had to pull it off with our fingers! Had it not been for the quality of the steak, I would've rated as 5stars. read more

Love the venue, but instead of getting a 'free' ride up the tower with dinner, pay for the observation ticket and then go eat at one of the many great Toronto restaurants. $360 for 2 , mediocre entrees and overpriced drinks, ok, fool me once,ok, but never again. read more

THE BIG: This is a good spot...for just one time. Located inside the CN Tower 1150 ft above ground! Elevators are super fast going up and you get to bypass the line for the CN Tower with reservations. Plenty of seating however you want to get one right next to the window for the best views. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I made lunch reservations a week beforehand because most of the night reservations are booked (unless you want the late night view). Needless to say, I think lunch time is better because you can actually take advantage of the view. The restaurant does spin, so be careful when you're looking out, otherwise you might unknowingly hit a pillar. The cool perk about having lunch/dinner at 360 is that it gives you complimentary elevator ride up to the restaurant as well as access to the glass floor and observation deck after your meal. 2 courses are $58 CAD, 3 courses are $72 CAD. Drinks are extra. I got the View From the Top cocktail which showcased the 150th anniversary of Canada while the gf got the okanagan peach. I have to say, hers was alot better than mine for the cost. The bae and I combined the 2 courses: 1 appetizer, 2 entrees, 1 dessert. We ordered a squid avocado toast appetizer. Both of us aren't squid fans but the chunks of squid were huge. The avocado toast was good. It took a lil bit for our entrees to come out. I got the scallops and pork belly, while the bae got risotto. Presentation was really nice, however when it came to taste, everything on my plate tasted way too sweet. The pork fat was melted away and was almost dry. The scallops were overcooked. The bae enjoyed her risotto but it's really hard to mess up risotto. I'd expect something great if I'm paying top dollar for an entree, so that was underwhelming. We finished our meal with the lava cake dessert. Once again, presented very nicely but taste was bland and cold. I was expecting a hot lava cake but it was almost frozen. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The overall damage was $150.90 USD including tip. Views were gorgeous and service is impeccable. The complimentary pass to the glass floor and observation is a neat perk, however quality of food for the pricing is not justified. read more

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Came here for a group event which had a set menu. Overall the food was VERY MEH, the atmosphere is definitely very cool though as you are on top of toronto with a revolving view of the city (which was especially breathtaking at sunset). The main courses was a chicken dish that was good but nothing special. The dessert was just a confusing mix of ingredients... read more

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Came to Toronto to celebrate our honeymoon and this was our first meal stop. Certainly set the bar high. While we did order 3 course meals, we still received a complimentary chocolate tower for our special event. Our other desserts were bagged and ready for our departure. The 2018 Baco Noir was a perfect wine for the meals. Looking forward to returning soon. Lovely read more

Loved it. The service was good, the food was good, I think some of it came from a box, but it was well presented. The waiter was very polite and spoke a number of languages. I'd go back. The view was great, nice to slip any line ups on the way to the top. read more

Ok I enjoyed my time at the 360. Maybe it was cause I was with my boo on a special date :) The food is pricey bistro styled but I get it that they're factoring in the price of admission into it. The cool thing about the resto is that you can book a time slot (book way ahead of time, like 3 weeks in advance) then show up and head straight to the elevators to go up. There's no lengthy wait times that would accompany the regular tourist admission. The sunset slot obviously gets booked up real fast. Since it takes about 1.5-2hr for the meal, subtract that from the sunset time and voila, you have the time that you should book in order to see the sunset after your dinner! The service is quite decent and the restaurant is busy. I don't know if this would be the case, but if you just want to go up the CN Tower on a budget, you could book the early afternoon time slots like at 2:30pm and just order dessert and a drink. That should set you back only $30 instead of the pricey dinner menu. I only thought of this after my dinner! The food was alright. I ordered duck breast and quite liked how the skin was fried nice and crispy. This style is different from the French duck magret where the skin is more fatty. My boyfriend didn't enjoy the aged beef as much as he'd thought he would as it was very fatty. The dessert was fairly simple ice cream and cookies. After your restaurant visit, you head downstairs to an observation floor where there is a fast food counter. It was an overcast day so we couldn't see the sunset properly but if you time it right, I imagine it's spectacular. It happened that there was a Blue Jays game that night so we could see players like tiny ants running in the baseball field below! Overall, it was a nice experience and I might go again but maybe during the afternoon! read more

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First time at 360 and couldn't have been happier with the whole experience! Had tuna for appetizer, beef cheeks for main and semifreddo for dessert; all were delicious! read more

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This is a very good choice if you're visiting Toronto. You want to see the city and the CN tower is a must. By booking the 360 restaurant you get to visit the tower including the observation deck and the glass floor without paying for admission. You do pay for a two or three course meal at a good restaurant. The service is excellent and the courses are cordon bleu standard, as are the wines. No hurry here, and the views are absolutely unbeatable. The restaurant takes seventy two minutes per revolution, and the meal is worth at least a couple of laps. It isn't cheap and it is a tourist trap, but it is worth every penny. read more

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Judged on the basis of the food alone, it's a solid 3 start, however, the experience of eating on the 115th floor, while revolving and seeing the city from a bird's eye perspective is well worth it. Add to it a lovely service, and we had an amazing evening to remember! Went with the prefix menu and did not regret it at all. read more

For my birthday this year, my boyfriend took me to the 360 Restaurant at the CN Tower. I have truly been dying to go here. The concept of this restaurant is reason enough to dine here (even if just once). The restaurant rotates so that you get 360 degree views of the Toronto skyline from above. Words cannot describe how special this experience is. You make one full rotation within 72 minutes. We were lucky to snag a table right by the window, where we glanced at the view often as we enjoyed our meal. The service is impeccable. You truly get the royal treatment throughout. Our server checked on us often, provided us insight into the best dishes, and ensured that everything we ate was gluten free. He even threw in a free dessert with a candle, as it was my birthday. In terms of the food, it was decent. The dishes are certainly upscale, with options such as duck, steak, lobster, etc. But I certainly felt that we were paying a premium for these dishes due to the notoriety of the restaurant, and not necessarily the quality of the food. We chose to do the two course meals and shared our dishes throughout. We had the seafood chowder and charcuterie board for our appetizers. And we had the duck and cod for our mains. My favourite dish was certainly the duck, which was served with celery root purée, sautéed kale, and sour cherries. I wouldn't order the cod (as I felt it was over cooked and didn't have the creamy consistency I am used to). I also wouldn't pay an additional $6 for the charcuterie board, as I make a better one at home. Altogether, I am glad I finally got to have this dining experience but I likely wouldn't do it more than once. read more

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This is by far the restaurant with the best view I have ever been in. It's on the top of the CN tower in Toronto. We came in during the day to see the city from above and discovered there is a restaurant that actually rotates so you get a 360 view of downtown. It is awesome. We made reservations that morning for seven in the evening. That is the beauty of vacationing off season. No lines, no crowds, easy reservations! The admission fee to the top of the tower is about $30, but when you make reservations for the restaurant is included. We came in promptly at 7:00pm and where taken to a private elevator right to the restaurant. It feels cozy, the lighting is low for maximum romance and view appreciation. It took me a little while to realize that we were moving. Ir hadn't dawned on me why it's called 360. Food is served pre-fixe style. Two choices $65 entree and dessert, $79 appetizer, entree, and dessert. They have an extensive wine selection (not included) Dishes are your typical tiny, well arranged and garnished 5 star restaurant. I had beet salad and the pork entree. It wasn't as good as you'd expect, but everything else was amazing. Service was top notch, wine was amazing. I even bought a bottle to have at the hotel. A great experience. read more

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My wife and I went for the dinner last night at 360 restaurant. I have been to CN tower for many times, it is my wife's first time but it is our first time at 360 restaurant for dinner. The dining experience is awesome and you will receive excellent service, our server Paul is excellent. The food is really nice especially the grilled elk steak was perfectly done Good food, good service, nice view and with your loved one, that was a fantastic dinning experience. Everyone should give it a try if you ever want to visit the CN tower. read more

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The food was great, server was knowledgeable, friendly and professional. The view was amazing. Everything was perfect. Thank you for having us. Petrece Smith Peace - USA tourist. read more

Food: Flavourful and amazing but not many vegetarian options. Ambience: Beautiful and upscale restaurant with an amazing view of the GTA. You have the option to be seated on the revolving floor which spins around giving you the whole 360 view of Toronto. Service: Amazing and attentive service. Extremely helpful guest services who guide you from the first floor to the elevators and up to the restaurant. Note: Entrance is difficult to find but once entered the guest services will direct you. read more

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Lower your expectations, this is basically an Applebee's on stilts. The views are amazing as expected but the food is way overpriced and way underwhelming. Food was lukewarm and underseasoned. It's a tourist trap. We were tourists, we were trapped. Very friendly staff and definitely worth the view, just don't come hungry. read more

Food was tasty and special. Most of the dishes was served not as warm as they should be. Service was polite and good. The over all atmosphere was fun and happy. read more

Our waiter was very attentive and friendly. We got the $90 prix fixe meal each and the food was good. Not the best thing I've eaten but definitely not bad. The view was obviously amazing, so no complaints there. There is a $75 minimum fee for eating there, but as long as you know that ahead of time, it's not a big deal. It's definitely not a casual dinner spot, but if you're looking for a one-time splurge for a special occasion, I would recommend it! read more

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We were with a group from the Yankee Air Museum that had made dinner reservations for the 360 Restaurant with their three course prix fixe menu, or fixed price menu. For a set price we got to select one choice from the items listed under Appetizer, Main Course, and Dessert. We have previously eaten at other Tower restaurants and, for the most part, the food is just OK; the real attraction is the view while you eat. That was my expectation for our dinner at CN Tower as we studied the choices. My wife and I both chose the Albacore Tuna Crudo for an appetizer. For the Main Course my wife chose a Taste of Fogo Island and I decided to try the 45-Day Aged Alberta Prime Rib. Finally, for dessert, wife went for the Chocolate Tower; I wanted Banana and Toffee Verrine, but after I mentioned my peanut allergy, the waiter switched it to Mango Sherbet and Raspberry Sherbet. After our drinks (Diet Coke) and a Bread Basket were delivered, our other choices came at a great pace for us to eat and enjoy conversation. To our pleasant surprise, the food was very good; even my Prime Rib was done perfectly as I requested. Throughout the meal, the service was excellent. We were impressed with everything except for the Initial 20-30 minute delay to be seated. Even the weather cooperated and visibility was great! read more

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Sometimes Yelp reviews can be misleading, but very rarely, especially when many people are saying the same things on a certain topic. No matter. I flew my fiancée in for the weekend so we could hang out so how could I NOT bring her here?! Atmosphere/Appearance: I mean, it's inside the freaking CN Tower overlooking Lake Ontario AND downtown Toronto. How does it overlook both you ask? Because the restaurant is completely circular AND... it spins. Yup. Spins. Not like a ride at a fair, but much, much slower. Make sure you have reservations before coming here so that the process to get inside is easier. Once you're in the base of the building you're directed through a series of ropes and lines to get to the correct area. Then you ride on this super-fast elevator that takes you up 80+ floors. The restaurant is so beautiful. It's so elegant. The music is soft, the giant tilted windows give the greatest views even in the snowy, gloomy, cold mess. The carpet is a bit trippy, but it was cool. Lol. The most awesome part is that when you first walk in you can literally see the floor moving. It's just a very unusual thing, you know? I'm uncertain about the rotation speed, but we were able to complete almost 2 full revolutions in about an hour and 45 minutes so you totally get to see everything if you stay a while. Service: Jeff was freaking awesome. In what seemed like a very snooty, uppity environment, he kept it real. I liked that. He was attentive, funny and made sure that we had everything we needed. It was pretty slow in there on a late Saturday afternoon, so maybe he was bored. Lol. Ask for Jeff when you check this place out. Food: So in order to hang out on the observation decks after you eat you have to order one of their prix fixe menus or their steaks. Well, I didn't want to spend steak money at lunch so I went with one of their cheaper options. I started with their Warm Seafood Verrine which is Atlantic lobster, Fogo shrimp, Humboldt squid, bay scallops, octopus, clams, tomato seafood reduction, dulse seaweed and served with a puff pastry. It was delicious! It reminded me of like a tomato pasta with no actual pasta... just lots of bits of seafood! I was impressed. For my entree I went with the Braised Beef Short Rib. It consists of a rutabaga purée, sautéed baby turnips, lardons, pearl onions and mushrooms. It was fantastic! The plate was gorgeous, beef cooked well and it was just falling apart. The vegetables were savory and fresh. Everything was just great. I don't know what many of the Yelp reviews were talking about, but the food here was fantastic. I just wish I could afford to eat here more often so I could try more of their menu! That's where they lose a star... Value: Man... not the greatest. (All prices are in $CAD). So for my 2-course prix fixe menu it was $60.00. FOR LUNCH FAM. If I wanted the 3rd course (dessert), it would've been $74.00! Are y'all trippin'?! LLLUUUNNNCCCHHH! I can't imagine what dinners here cost if that's the lunch price. Oops, I forgot that I had to pay an extra $6.00 for my seafood verrine. Their steaks... their "Prince Edward Island AAA" steaks START at $65.00. They max out about $90.00. We're still talking about lunch here. If you want the 1.5 lb lobster... $95.00. Surf & Turf? $120.00. This must be the restaurant the elite come to dine 350 meters in the air to look down at the peasants. Lol. Oh well. It's a nice place to come and celebrate something special. I did see a proposal once at the Space Needle restaurant in Seattle (similar setup), so I mean this would be the place to do it! Bring the wallet and credit cards! In conclusion I absolutely loved eating here. Everything about this place is awesome, but you pay for it. Rightfully so. I mean, people keep coming here so someone feels it's worth it right? Makes sense. Come check this place out if you're in the area and want to be one of the elite! read more

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It was an amazing experience! Was on the pricier end where I wouldn't be able to afford it on a daily but it would definitely be on my top list of places to go on special occasions or for celebrations. You for sure have to make reservations to get a spot during specific time of the year when it's busier. You have to take an elevator up which was fun as you didn't have to pay extra for it as I assumed it was part of the experience. When you got to the top they asked if they could have a picture of you as we did. The photographer was very professional and I'm not very photogenic so she helped me with poses the pictures turned out so good that I had to buy them. They were a little pricy as they were $50 for a large photo, 2 small photo with a small frame and the digital copies to the photo. Food was also delicious! I had a soup as the appetizer and it was amazing! My boyfriend had the Cesar salad and he said it was amazing because of the large 1cm by 1cm bacon pieces in them. For my main I had the 10oz AAA Beef Prime Rib and it was magnificent! I would recommend it! The beef had almost a falling apart feeling in your mouth and it was very juicy! Then for desert we were about to tap out as we were really full but then they brought out the desert that said happy anniversary as it was our 6 years anniversary. I thought it was very sweet of them to do that. That was definitely the icing on our cake! After dinner you also had the option to walk downstairs where you could do the walk around with no additional cost It was a wonderful experience! Would definitely recommend to others for special celebrations. read more

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Great service and great food, and best views of the city couldn't ask for more. We got in on the ground floor entered the CN tower at the base. There are two line ups that go up one for the people paying to get to the observation level and the other for the 360 restaurant. You have the option to coat check but not mandatory and than you get in a line up to get to the top of the restaurant. The line went pretty quick and the ride up was a minute long with a guide distracting you with facts all the way up. Once you are up there you are greeted by staff that take you to your table you are given a 2 hour time limit. They have a child friendly 3 course meals with various dishes for $40. We got one child's fixed course, the seafood chowder, salmon dinner, PEI mussels and the Prime Rib dinner. If you choose the prime rib dinner you are paying an additional $15 on your fixed course meal. The seafood chowder was delicious and creamy with good assortment of scallops, fish, clams etc. The PEI mussels were fresh and served with bread. The prime rib was a pretty significant portion and the cut of meat was tender and perfect one of the best prime ribs I have had served with au juis and side of horse radish, and with a great assortment of perfectly grilled vegetables. On top of it if you are celebrating a special occasion they give you a cake that can easily be shared amongst a table. After dinner you have the choice of going down one level to the observation deck and seeing the beautiful city. It was beautiful and very scenic seeing the night views. We were lucky that we got there before sunset and were able to view the city during the day and transition to night. Definitely an experience the whole family will remember and the food was pretty amazing!!! read more

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We really enjoyed our time at the 360 restaurant. I had a salmon dish that was cooked & seasoned to perfection; my husband had prime rib which he said melted in his mouth! The ambiance was great with the added benefit of the spectacular panoramic view from our window seating. And as we were celebrating a birthday, they even had a happy birthday sign at our table & on the dessert. Wonderful attention to detail from our server Keith! read more

Stunning restaurant with stunning views and top service. Food was great - we had the pre-fix 2 course and everything tasted amazing. We ended our Canada visit here and it was well worth wait and the price, especially since we got access to the observatory floor after dinner. I was so happy they gave us an amazing table, by the window and most of the evening we just happily gazed out the window admiring the various views while we rotated. I was a bit nervous eating in a rotating restaurant, but I didn't feel it move at all - so it was perfect. read more

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We flew into Toronto with a layover JUST to come back again this year for your restaurant and nothing else! Becuase of our flights, we were on quite a time crunch, and we had not realized it would be father's day! We were nervous when we arrived that we may not have time to make a full meal happen, but our waiter was SUPERB. We got the full 5 star service and still finished right on time. Incredible. We love it!!! read more

Closer to 3.5 stars. If you haven't been here, this is a great way to view Toronto's skyline while eating as it rotates. It takes at most one hour for the restaurant to do a 360 degrees hence its name. Eating at the 360 Restaurant also packages the view at the promenade. Skypod view not included. When we came here and the newest section for the general public just opened which was more modern facility and fast food restaurants. Quick impact: less crowded at the lower floor with a glass floor and exterior walkway. When booking at the restaurant, it helps you avoid the long lineups and this restaurant has its own fast track elevator. There is a set menu for appetizers or dessert and main dish or you can have all three for a more expensive price. We've been here a few times and each time, we found the meals to be ordinary. What you're really paying for is the view and experience really. Great for romantic dinners and groups. Try to come here during festive seasons as their menus change for the occasion like Christmas or Valentine's...or even better New Year's when there's fireworks. $$$ read more

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My wife and I celebrated our 28 year wedding anniversary 26 August. As well my wife celebrated her 55th birthday just 2 days prior. We were very excited about the experience being our first time. These personal questions were asked ahead of our visit but was very disappointed the whole experience was not all that special. The meal was good and the service courteous. We were hoping for more especially after our 4-hour journey from our house. In any case thank you. read more

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Visited the 360 restaurant for my surprise bday from my boyfriend. We both ordered the set menu which includes for the tickets to visit the cn tower. The service was awesome, however the food was mediocre. Our server was extremely helpful. Would recommend to check it out once, but would not come back. read more

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My dad booked this restaurant for us to enjoy our first night in Toronto. The process of getting into the building was smooth and fast. The view was amazing, which made the experience memorable. I also had a wonderful experience with the customer service here. The host, along with the waiter, were really nice and welcoming to the experience. The wait time for the food and drinks did take a while, which is not a problem for me but I know it can be for others. As far as the food goes, I ordered the pesto pasta and a mock tail (I can't recall the name of it). The food was good but kind of bland and the drink was a bit too sweet for me. I also ordered their dessert which was definitely one of my favorite parts of this experience! I can't recall the name of it but it's definitely worth getting if you plan on coming here (though, I'm pretty sure the menu changes every once in a while). I don't know if I'd come back here but it's definitely an experience you have to try at least once when in Toronto! read more

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