The view and dining experience you get is 5 stars! The food is 4 stars, and service is 5 stars. If I paid the prefix price for lunch and dinner, I would say the food isn't worth the price, but if you bake in the price of accessing the skyfloor and bypassing the line to take the elevator up and down the CN tower, is well worth it IMHO! After you dine, ask you have to do is walk down one level from the restaurant to go to glassfloor and sky terrace. The actual best view is at the sky pod which higher up from the restaurant and is extra. The second best view is from the 360 restaurant. The general public get to view toronto through a net at the sky terrace. At the restaurant you look through a clean glass. The restaurant rotates so you don't have to walk around the the cn tower to get the other views and you are not competing with the crowd! The 360 Restaurant is 1151 ft above the ground and the restaurant is rotating while you are dining . The food is decent but not $60 pp good, especially if bringing kids who want buttered pasta. Service is impeccable. They have an extensive wine list, but unfortunately didn't get to try any. I highly recommend eating here if you are going up the tower! read more

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TLDR: would recommend for tourists who are planning to visit the CN tower anyway (free admission with dinner), but would not recommend to anyone else. Atmosphere is nice, you get a great view, but keep in mind that there are other 'rooftop' restaurants in Toronto that have much better food! The menu works as $65 for two courses and $79 for three. I figured I'd give the two courses a shot. Note that if you pick some of the choices, you need to pay a bit extra! I had the prime rib (which you need to pay $10 extra for). It was decent, a bit fatty, and the cut of meat was a bit tough. You'd probably have better luck at the keg in my opinion. For dessert, I had the dark chocolate tower which is basically a very hard chocolate tube with mousse and compote inside. It's a very strange dish. You kind of need to break the tower with your spoon into bite sized pieces so that you can eat the rest of it. Perhaps the tower is for dramatic effect, but I wasn't a fan. Overall, everything was just average but would only be worth it if you were planning to pay for admission for the CN Tower anyway. read more

We went to 360 for a family birthday party, needless to say, the view was breathtaking. The service was impeccable, our server Mbappé was amazing. The food was really good a little pricey, but very good. It was a wonderful experience. read more

have been wanting to come here for a long time and decided to come here for my boyfriend and i's anniversary. food: 3.5/5 we both ordered the 3 course meal. i have to say the appetizers were the best part. we got the lamb pasta and chowder and both were delicious. for main my boyfriend got a steak and i got the quebec pork tenderloin with a side of sweet potato fries. both meat were a little dry, but the mashed potatoes with the steak were rlly good and the seasoning for the pork was good. for dessert it was average tasting. service: 3.5/5 for the most part, service was good and consistent. our server asked us if we were celebrating anything and we told him it was our anniversary, and he actually gave us a free dessert that said happy anniversary! very nice. however, our sweet potato fries took a longggg time to come because apparently something was wrong with the fryer. but we ended up getting the dish for free because of the long wait. but only 3.5/5 stars because at one point our server was a little bit rude, and there was also a mistake on our bill. the view was definitely amazing but i got a little dizzy since the restaurant was rotating the entire time. overall it was a good experience. read more

360 Restaurant - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I didn't expect that much from 360 - been here years in the past and experienced mediocre food and mediocre service at sky-high prices (no pun intended). This latest visit just yesterday made me really reconsider! I heard a new head chef was in, and I feel like it's made a difference. The price point is still high but given it's a full experience it's reasonable - and the food actually being not bad suddenly makes it quite worth it! Do note - I came for lunch, which is not as busy a sitting compared to dinner and I came in October - not peak season at all. Still a tourist attraction most certainly, but a unique experience to see so much of the city during your meal. Clean, modern, white, minimalist décor that allows you to focus on the scenery and your company. Fixed price menu is recommended, and a simple à la carte is offered. Not a bad wine selection considering it's not exactly easy to bring variety up there. A unique Tower lager by Railway City Brewing that is ONLY served atop the CN Tower. Service is acceptably attentive, given they have to run around and catch up to your table quite regularly. I got the two course prix fixe - duck confit and sour cream cheesecake. Others in my party got the beef tataki, bison tartare, chilled soup to start, prime rib, salmon, cod as mains. The fish portions were a little small, but overall the taste was not bad. The 10oz prime rib comes at a $10 premium and was very good - the medium rare was exactly that there was a good portion of mash accompanying it. The duck confit was a bit dry in parts but very flavourful, and the veggies accompanying were quite good. Overall there were no major complaints about the food - can't say where was tons to write home about, but no complaints that qualify particular notes. The sour cream cheesecake is a light and fluffy portion that is accompanied by a sour cherry compote type sauce, and a caramel crisp wedge to give it sweetness. Not too cheesy and not too sweet, satisfying for cherry lovers for sure! If you want to be seated closest to the windows you'll need to make a reservation, arrive early, expect a wait, and bring few friends. If you're not too fussed about being as close as possible, the upper deck offers a great unobstructed view as well and there will be no wait unless it's a holiday (I imagine...). The other pro of the upper deck is proximity to the service, the washrooms, the stairs, and the exit. It's accessible friendlier and in my opinion you're not losing much. Dining at the restaurant gains you access to the observation decks of CN Tower, if you're able to take the stairs your visit will be much quicker. It also means when you're ready to descend you can return to the restaurant level and join the much shorter queue for the elevator. read more

We had a great experience tonight! The weather wasn't so great and the view was not clear but the staff at 360 made our night lots of fun! Thanks to Keith and the other wait staff at the restaurant. read more

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I was visiting from Dallas and very excited when my friend told me she made reservations at this known restaurant. CN tower is beautiful and I was looking forward to the amazing view and experience from the top of the tower. Unfortunately, it ended up being quite disappointing. When we arrived, we were seated at a table that had an impeccable view of downtown Toronto. That was as pleasant as the experience went. This restaurant is quite pricey so I was expecting outstanding service and a flavor filled meal. Our server Don seemed very uninterested and made me feel rushed to order. Our reservation was at 9:15pm and we arrived right before 9:30pm. I understand that they were closing soon but for someone who's never been there, I expected Don to be a little more enticing and helpful. It would have been helpful if he explained that the minimum requirement is an appetizer or dessert and an entree. Finding that out 10 minutes after looking at the menu was time wasted. For my appetizer I ordered the heirloom tomato salad which tasted pretty good. Presentation was beautiful, which is what I expected. I went with the pan seared atlantic salmon for my entree and that was just okay for me. Nothing spectacular. I definitely wouldn't recommend this restaurant nor will I ever consider returning. It all starts with service and that can make or ruin an entire experience. It ruined it in my case. read more

The place was fantastic. We made a reservation and were able to get in and be seated very quickly despite a long line at the security check to the CN tower. We were running late, so we called in and informed them about it. I was happily surprised when we came, the receptionist was already waiting for us. We were seated at the window, although we did not ask for it. Our server asked us if we were not from Toronto and explained all menu in details. He, also, recommended the dessert "yogurt panna cotta" which was mouthwatering. After we were done with the food, the server noted that we can visit observation deck and glass floor for free. All together, we were not inly happily stuffed but also were able to experience one of the biggest attraction in Toronto for free. read more

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Food: Was ok not the greatest i've ever had View: Worth the money for the food (you really just pay for the view) Customer Service: Terrible. I don't mean to just be blunt but it was really lacklustre. We walked out of the elevator and waited for someone to come. No one showed up to help us to our seats for about 10 minutes or so. There was no apology for the wait as well, kind of felt like we shouldn't have been there? Would i go again?: Probably not. If it was a special event and that was the restaurant of choice then yeah maybe. read more

I was here on Feb 18, 2019 for Family Day. The food is mediocre at best ... but the view is spectacular! For what you get ... the food was expensive. The service was good though. If you are a tourist ... i would still recommend this place as you get to go up the CN tower for free. read more

360 Restaurant - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

First, the views are absolutely beautiful. Second, it was a bonus to be able to see the CN tower included with dinner reservations. That's about it to brag about with this restaurant. Food was bland and definitely not something your tastebuds would crave for. The 45 day aged ribeye was very tough to eat. The prime, rib blah. The cod, blah. Even the cookie on top of the ice cream was so hard that if you had veneers, it would chip. read more

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To most, 360 Restaurant is probably one of those spots you check out and say, "been there, done that". I read the reviews on Yelp so I knew the do's and dont's like not eating here because it was overpriced and the food is average at best. So we decided to just have a snack and a few drinks. Definitely the BEST VIEW of Toronto! The restaurant rotates (a full rotation per hour) so it does live up to the name....360 degree view of the city! You have to spend about $50 per person to get free access to the Observation Deck. They say you have to order an entree per person but you can just get drinks, you just have to get a few. -Bottle of sparkling was mid-40s to $$$$. -Cocktails were $6-8 -Bottled beers were about $7 -Cappucino $5, Double Expresso $9 -Tower Platter $190 (very pricey but they give you a HUGE tower of fresh seafood which includes lobster, crab legs, etc.) I'd definitely come back here for drinks next time I'm in town! I live in LA so the drink prices at 360 is very reasonable to me considering you're also paying for the view. read more

I have been in Canada over 4 yrs and this is my third time in CN tower.But this is my first time in 360 restaurant. It was a very good experience. Every dish is so delicate and waiter was so patient for recommendation,introduction,service and take photo for us. Nice 360 view all over Toronto was very impressive. Food are good and for sure expensive. 3 course set for 2 people with another 2 drinks will be around $240. But the view worth everything. Oh,remenber u need to make reservation at leat 3 weeks ahead,otherwise u won't able to book the 6-8pm reservation cuz it's way too popular. read more

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I wasnt super thrilled with this place. I came with a bachelor party so I had a reservation for nine people. We were seated fairly quickly once the whole party had arrived. The food was pretty good. I had the "Indigenous Experience" two course dinner. I had the bison tenderloin carpaccio and the wapiti. The bison tenderloin was really good and the wapiti was decent. I also ordered a bottle of wine which was good but took FOREVER to actually receive it. The rest of my table had just about finished their first round of drinks before I even received the bottle I ordered. The food also took forever to come out. It was well over an hour before we finally received our food. I will say, it was nice to have a dedicated express elevator so that we could skip the regular line of people. I dont know that I would come back here and eat again. The food was good but expensive although i understand that I am paying for the incredible view as well as the food. read more

If you've been up the CN Tower, you should also try the restaurant! The food received for the price was good value in my opinion. I tried the set menu, and was impressed with the quality of the food. There was enough to take home! I particularly enjoyed the appetizer of smoked salmon, as well as the dessert. Go on a non-cloudy day so you can view the sunset as you slowly make your rotation! It's a unique experience to be able to see the city from all angles, and see planes landing/lifting off. Service is attentive and there is lots of seating. You do not feel rushed. Overall a great dining experience! read more

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This was my favorite meal of my entire trip through Toronto. Not only are the views amazing here, but the food is top quality, and the price you would pay to take the elevator up to the tower anyway is dropped (however, the meal isn't cheap, so it all sort of evens out). We decided to do brunch here on Sunday, instead of coming for a dinner, because we were told the reservations had to be made at least a week in advance and it was too difficult to plan our schedule that way. I'm actually glad we made that decision, because I got to try one of my favorite dishes which probably wouldn't have been offered on the dinner menu. The setting here is fantastic. The dark wood tables, and very open layout are so friendly to the eye, and then you've got the great views of the harbor to accent it all. The waitstaff is also one of the best I've encountered, and they weren't shy about taking pictures with each of our 10 cameras (I'm sure this is quite a regular request here). I chose to go with the 3 course menu instead of the 4, as I didn't think the amuse bouche they were offering was worth the $12 difference in price, and after seeing someone else who ordered it I'm pretty sure I was right. My first course was the tarragon infused, wild mushroom and leek broth, which featured summer chanterelles, truffle oil, and scallion threads. This smelled amazing, especially if you love the earthiness of mushrooms, and the flavor of the broth was very nice, but the textures were way off. To start, the overall lack of mushrooms was a big disappointment. I think there were only 4 or 5 in my bowl. It was however LOADED with scallion bits, entirely way too many in my opinion, and the textures were too firm. The guy sitting next to me went with the poached shrimp "cocktail" with Mary rose and cocktail sauces, and included 5 huge, perfectly cooked shrimp. I was quite jealous. For my main course I could not resist the spinach and berkshire double smoked bacon quiche "lorraine" with sweet potato fries, frisse salad and cherry tomato vinaigrette. This is one of my favorite ways to prepare quiche, and it's so hard to find one that is really well done, because most restaurants do it as an afterthought. It was absolutely flawless (check out the pictures, it's oozing deliciousness). The mix of ingredients was perfect, and you could taste every ingredient quite distinctly. This was by far the best quiche I have ever had, anywhere. The sweet potato fries were also done perfectly, and people at the table had a hard time keeping their hands off my bowl. Desert was a bit unusual, as I don't typically go for it at lunch, but I must say what I ordered I was pleased with, especially considering the heavy options that others at the table chose. I decided to go with the warm apple and bitter cherry tart, with puff pastry and vanilla ice cream. The flavors were great and light enough not to make me want to crawl into bed feeling bloated after. The cherries were especially nice, and went brilliantly with the vanilla. You can definitely drop some cash here. The wine list is probably the best I saw in Toronto, and they have some seafood "towers" in the hundreds of dollars, the likes of which I've never seen anywhere else. Of course, it's a perfect date restaurant if you're trying to impress, just try to make sure you stay looking at each other and not the awesome view the whole time. read more

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I don't even know what to say about this place. I would have NEVER in 1 million years, as a local, decided to go to the 360 Restaurant. My brother was in town with his kids and they have never been up the CN Tower. He figured if we were all going up, we might as well dine there as you get free admission included. I knew the bill was going to be outrageous but he was paying so I bit my tongue and went along with it. When you go here, you are really paying for the view and the uniqueness of the experience. NOT the food. But you're in a ROTATING restaurant, very high, downtown Toronto. So it's pretty cool. We did a 4:30pm seating which was perfect because we got to see the sunset and the city in both daytime and nighttime. The food = meh. They tout it as fine dining. The service was excellent and the food certainly came out LOOKING great, but none of the food was very good. I had a scallops w/ pulled pork entree that had crunchy/undercooked beans in it (kind of gross) and my "RARE TUNA" was not rare - it was cooked through - no red. WTF? If the name of the dish is rare tuna, serve it rare please. Appetizers are mostly $18-$20, mains $35-$60 and desserts $12-$15. Not cheap. Kids meals $17. A prix fixe for $55 but only limited options, a better prix fixe for $68. The booze, for some reason, was actually reasonably priced compared to the food (You could get bottled beer and some wine for $6-7, and bar shots started at $6 too) At those prices the food SHOULD be better. But I'm still giving it 3 stars because we were paying for the overall experience, which was pretty cool. The service was absolutely excellent. Lots of kids here (obviously) but they do seem to seat the tables with children all on one side of the restaurant away from the parties with no children. read more

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We came here for the prix-fixe dinner. The service was fantastic. We were seated along the window, and had a great view of the city - I'd definitely recommend requesting a window seat for this purpose. Unfortunately, the food was quite disappointing given the price. We had Caesar salad, salmon, and the roast beef. The salmon was dry, and the roast beef was difficult to chew through. I don't regret coming here (because of the experience/view), but would caution others to come prepared for a mediocre meal. read more

360 Restaurant - Caesar salad - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I don't know how this got such high reviews. There are wayyyyy better restaurants than this one for the same price. Coming here you got to subtract the ticket price from your meal and that's what you're actually getting. Yes the view is lovely and you can get amazing pictures. But the food, I would definitely pass on. read more

360 Restaurant - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We made a reservation for dinner well in advance of our trip to Toronto so that we could dine at the right time to enjoy the view and sunset. We also requested and got a table by the window without any problem, which was great. We throughly enjoyed the quiet atmosphere and gorgeous views throughout our meal. When we arrived, it took several minutes to get through security. I recommend arriving 15 to 20 minutes early for your reservation to accommodate this. You have to walk through machines that blow air on you, which might be the weirdest security measure I have ever encountered. It wasn't painful though so if it makes my dining experience safer I'm OK with that. For dinner my husband and I chose to order from the two course prix fixe menu. We enjoyed both courses which included a salad, sausage, beef tenderloin, and the boneless half chicken. Everything was well cooked and really delicious. After dinner we also had the opportunity to visit the lookout and glass bottom floor levels for more views. All in all, we had a great visit and highly recommend it if you are visiting Toronto. read more

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Great food, great service, and of course I need to mention the great views. It surpassed my expectations. Access to observation deck is included with your meal. read more

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Let's discuss economics, shall we? Mmmkay. If it costs $24 to go up an elevator to land you at a place where you must wait in line and then have to fight gobs of people to get a decent picture of the skyscrapers of downtown Toronto... or... It costs you $36 for an overpriced (obvi) piece of gourmet fish or chicken with some sides with free access to the other floors, not having to wait in line, sitting in a rotating room while eating your delicious meal... which would you choose? You're essentially paying $12 (okay, tax and tip... don't hound me) for lunch. The food was good and the scenery was spectacular and we didn't have to be crowded by paparazzi all trying to fight for the best picture in every nook of the skydeck area. If we went back and decided we needed another trip up the ol' building? We'd have an overpriced lunch (hey, it's all overpriced anyway!) at the top of the CN tower and do it all again. read more

I ate here and thoroughly enjoyed the food and of course the AMAZING view. I would put this on a to-do list of a trip to Toronto. FWIW I came here for dinner. Eating at the restaurant allows you to bypass the line and you also don't have to pay just to go up in the tower. That in itself is a lot of value. Usually restaurants and general 'tourist traps' like this are subpar but I was surprised that the food was actually pretty good. I see a lot of reviews bashing it, but I was impressed by most of what I got. When you take into account you get a really awesome view (its higher than the observation deck) and get to take in the whole city from the comfort of your seat its even more awesome. I did the prix fixe, Appetizer:: duck confit salad. This was really awesome, the duck was really tasty and i loved the dressing they used. I'm normally not a 'salad' person but this was awesome. Salmon entree:: It was pretty good, the salmon could have been a little more juicy but it was still pretty good. The green peas sauce around was kinda not so great (sorta odd taste, hard to describe) but the mashed potatoes and peas underneath where good. Overall it was good. Dessert:: peach crumble, this was good. I tried this and the lemon poppy custard cake dessert, and the chocolate tower dessert. All were really good. All in all it was a great experience. read more

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This place cool, did not get a chance to do the off the edge tour. But this is just like an ordinary tall buildings, Empire State, space needle etc. You go up above to get a picture above the city. Must do if you're in the area. Only reason why I'm giving this restaurant 2 stars is because of the service (360 restaurant server) you will notice the only tables that are taken are the ones by the window (obviously for the view) no want really wants to sit else where unless they are super hungry. So i went up to server, before I can say anything he said "have a seat it's open seating". I told him I was aware of that but I asked them if there's anyway I can maybe put my name down for a table by the window (just out of curiosity) he again said "did you not understand I said it's open seating"... I just ignored the guy because he was not very hospitable so I just waited next to someone who was about to leave. I ordered my IPA and a basket of fries to enjoy my view and called it a quick drink above. Servers didn't check up on me once. Had to waive them down for my check and napkins. CN tower, the prices you have for your food and restaurant... Tourist don't mind paying the price, but the servers were HORRIBLE, please check up on them make sure they're fit for the position. read more

360 Restaurant - My view while having an ice cold IPA - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We went here a couple months back for Vday and had an enjoyable time. I have previously heard the food wasn't the best here, but when we went it was great! There was a line once we got there, but it moved fast so it didn't take long to get to the elevator. The elevator ride went up smoothly all the way to the restaurant. We were then escorted to our seat (luckily we got there early enough to get a window seat ( I highly recommend!)). The view was amazing! It took an hour to go all the way around and it was totally worth it! The city looks beautiful all around from that height. We got to our seat around 4:45, so we saw the city from above in day light, sunset and night from the window seat. We took our time to order because we were enjoying the view and although it was Vday (busy day) we were not rushed at all. Before going to the tower, I scanned through the 360 Restaurant Yelp reviews to find the meals with positive reviews and they were the Braised Beef short rib Ravioli and the Braised Ontario Lamb Shank. They were both cooked well and came out to our table hot! The Ravioli came with a huge bone marrow which we enjoyed since we are both marrow fans. Both meats were tender and flavorful, the only complaint that I have is that the vegetables we too hard. Everything else went well and after our timely dinner we got a tour of their wine cellar which has a lot of vintage and unique bottles. There were Yelp comments about the food being pricey, but keep in mind it also includes the price of admission up the tower and the observation deck view as long as each person gets a meal. *I've learned that if you know what you feel like eating, look up restaurants that have positive reviews on that specific meal (check the restaurant menu and use the search above the reviews to look for it). After this we got to tour the observation deck and glass floor. The glass floor was cool and we could see the rogers center through it. We attempted to go to the outdoor deck and once we got outside it was extremely cold and really windy. After this we headed back down the tower. The host on the elevator trips were friendly and open to answer questions. We went to the store at the bottom where there was a CN tower lego (I'll post on the CN tower yelp). All-in-all this whole trip was quite delightful and romantic which should be saved for special occasions! :-) read more

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This is one of those restaurants you HAVE to visit at least once in your life, if you're from Toronto. Located atop the CN tower, the rotating restaurant provides a view of the entire skyline of Toronto. Tickets to the CN tower are already 40 per person, so a 2 course meal for 65$ per person with complementary access to the observation deck is definitely worth it instead. Here's the takeaway: visit this restaurant instead of buying a 40$ ticket. Recommended order (3 course): - Atlantic smoked salmon - Duck Breast - Chocolate Tower My girlfriend and I each ordered from the 3 course Prix Fixe menu. I ordered the smoked Atlantic salmon as my appetizer, and it was a treat. 4 pieces of tender, fresh salmon served with an amazing sauce, and cheese to boot. My girlfriend ordered the Chowder, which was average. Next, my entree was the Alberta prime rib of beef, which was MUCH larger than I had expected. The skin and the stripe of fat was great with the medium rare meat, but there was too much fat in the center. You should ask for pepper on the rib. The duck breast that my girlfriend ordered was absolutely delicious, incredibly juicy, and pairs amazingly with the sauce. Finally, all their deserts are amazing. I got the strawberry pavlova, which had an amazing jam sauce. The chocolate tower stood out as well. The staff was extremely nice, service was fabulous. The waiter was very tolerant of our incessant picture taking, and even offered to help. He also took care of needs like replacing dropped cutlery and bread. Absolutely amazing service. I highly recommend this experience for anyone who wants to visit the CN tower, but not for only the restaurant. The price is greatly justified by the trip to the top of Toronto, not by the food. read more

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The food 4/5 overpriced. However, it's in CN Tower. The service 0/5. Our waiter was rude. I came here before so I knew the menu. I said I'm ready to order, the server rudely interrupted me and said: "let me explain it to you first, OK?" And then he introduced the menu, this one gonna be $6 extra, that one is $10 extra. Come on! I'm already here, I wouldn't be scared about the extra $10, would I? When I flipped the menu and ordering desserts (I'd like to order in advance). The waiter took the menus away and said "you can order later" It's pretty cool that if you dine in the 360 restaurant, you will receive a free lift, and you can jump the queue, which can save you plenty of time. That's where the other star comes from. 3/5 in total. read more

As a Torontonian, I don't really go to that place often but I had friends from out of town who wanted to go for lunch mostly for the view. The food is still as bad as I remember for the price. 90% of the restaurant within that price range in the city have better quality. The seafood was not fresh at all and one of my friends got sick. I had an upset stomach all day. The good things about that place are the view (best on the city hands down)... The wine list (extensive and the servers are knowledgeable) and the service itself (impeccable). Unfortunately for the super friendly servers and staff, I wouldn't recommend. If you do go (as per an out of towner's request), make sure not to eat seafood. read more

Awesome view of course! Otherwise felt like a tourist trap. Price for dinner including trip up to tower (65 bucks) felt like a better deal than just the price to go up the tower without dinner (38 bucks) at the time. Then when you get up there, half the menu items have upgrade pricing. Service was okay but experienced a bit of a language barrier. Food itself was underwhelming for the price. In the end it cost us about 100 bucks a piece and I really wish we would have gone somewhere else to eat since we were in a city with so many great restaurants. read more

360 Restaurant - CN Tower - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Me and my husband dined there one night. It was pretty empty and maybe it's because less tourist during winter season.. For appetizer, we both got salad $20. Came with 3 pieces of lettuce and bacon crumbs. One of our main dish was lamb shank. The lamb shank was raw and completely reeked like they used rotten meat. The manager came to our table and apologized and offered us a complimentary entree. You can see the rotten lamb shank in the photo I have posted. Dessert was cheesecake. I can tell the cheesecake was frozen and they just thawed it with garnish. What a disappointment. Our bill was $250 and we were served rotten and undercooked food for our $50 main dish. read more

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Freakin majorly overly expensive man. We didn't get to enjoy the views because were seated more inward towards the center of the restaurant and the food was grossly expensive and tasted no batter than what I could have gotten at say a Ruth Chris. This would be a one and done for me. read more

360 Restaurant - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I took my parents here for a special occasion, and we absolutely loved it. The sunset view is incredible and worth the visit alone. Try to book a dinner table shortly before sunset on a clear day, if you can. read more

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Bottom line is that this is a great dining experience not often encountered at a tourist hot spot, the views are to die for, the food is good but I recommend the 2-course options given the massive size of the entrees. I was surprised at the quality of this restaurant given its touristic location. The cuisine is award-winning and the waiting staff was very professional. The view was of course immaculate with a full 360 degree rotation every 72 minutes allowing you to take in the city and the Atlantic Ocean. We made a lunch reservation for 12PM before flying back to New York in the afternoon. You get to cut the (not too long) line for the elevator up once you check in on the 2nd floor and go on a special elevator directly to the restaurant. There was already a decent crowd in the restaurant when we arrived but we still got a window-side seat; these filled up by around 12:30PM and people had to sit in the booths which were 15 feet removed from the window and the view did not appear as nice. We opted for the 2-course pre fixe lunch for C$55 per person and were very glad we did not go for the 3-course which included a dessert. The appetizers were normal sized: -Grilled trout soup which was excellently prepared, creamy, and savory -Filet of salmon, good, nothing too special The entrees however were huge (and a bit limited on the seafood side, more meat-based): -Lamb shank, I thought I must've gotten the entire shoulder blade of the animal, was quite filled by the end; this was tasty, but note it has the typical gamy taste not everyone enjoys -Braised beef short ribs, which were excellent and tender with a nice sauce. This was also huge, came out in a brick that my fiancée could not finish so I ended up stuffing 1/3 of this down the gut as well By the end we were pretty stuffed and ready for a walk, there are private stairs to take you to the observatory deck and see-through floor levels which was convenient. A suggestion is to remember the number of your section as the restaurant rotates and you can get slightly confused, I walked the wrong way to the bathroom and did a full circuit around. read more

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We loved this restaurant! It's a revolving restaurant near the top of the CN Tower and it's 100% worth it for the view alone. You also get free access to the observation deck if you get one of the prix fixe meals and you bypass the observation deck lines, which is fantastic. The food was fantastic (we got prime rib and salmon) and perfectly cooked and we were pleasantly surprised that the restaurant was worth the money overall; we figured we were paying for the view, but the whole experience was great. I definitely recommend this for anyone who hasn't been to the CN Tower before! read more

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We're from Philadelphia and decided this would be a cool place to eat given you can see everything! Kinda cool how you're slowly spinning. I couldn't look too long because I get motion sickness LOL. It's super slow though. Anyways, I agree the food was mediocre given how expensive it was. You're definitely paying for the view. I got the pre fix menu. Lamb pasta, pork tenderloin and dessert. Ehhhhh. Everything was really eh. I'm a huge dessert lover and the dessert I got was so disappointing. I don't even remember what it was called but it wasn't worth remembering lol. Overall im glad I did it for the experience but don't think I'd come back. One and done for me. I'd suggest going for the view though, especially if you're from out of town! read more

360 Restaurant - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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We dined here for my birthday lunch and it was my first time here. First off, you know you're mainly dining here for the views so without a doubt, that alone makes the experience worth it! It was a crisp yet sunny afternoon and the bird's eye of Toronto was mesmerizing. We opted for the 3-course prix fixed menu. Mushroom chowder appetizer was quite tasty; salmon and prime rib of beef were quite delectable yet fare typical of similar restaurants 'on the ground'; and apple crisp with ice cream and dark chocolate delice topped it off quite perfectly. I even had a cute 'happy birthday' shout-out on white chocolate. Service was relaxed and all our needs were met. We were not rushed through our 1.5 hr. lunch. We got to thoroughly enjoy the views and take breathtaking photos. Complimentary access to the observation deck and glass floor was a treat too although we've been there before so didn't stay too long. Would recommend this restaurant as a classy escape from the usual dining experiences to celebrate special occasions and as a nice way to efficiently play tourist at the CN Tower and tick off an item on the culinary to-dos. read more

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You are paying a bit steep for 2 things... the experience and the view! Okay, so it's a very touristy place.. that's the only reason why we are taking 1 star away.. At $150 for a meal, one enjoys a pretty nice meal in NYC. At 360 however, we weren't that impressed with the food. We got the $65, 2 course prix fixe option.. 1 appetizer and 1 main course... Mrs. got the ONTARIO LAMB SAUSAGE WITH MINTED SUMMER PEAS (which was really nice, but smaller portion) and I got the SMOKED TROUT AND POTATO CHOWDER (which was delicious, but portion wise, really small). For main course, Mrs. got the ROASTED BONELESS HALF CHICKEN WITH GREEN OLIVE BUTTERMILK MASHED POTATO and I got the SMOKED PAPRIKA RUBBED NAGANO PORK TENDERLOIN WITH YELLOW PEPPER SOFRITO. The Pork seriously lacked flavor and was really dry and the Chicken wasn't seasoned at all. Food wise, we didn't really enjoy our entrees... but experience wise, it was really fun.. something different! Service was really nice. Lisa, our server, made sure we had a very nice and happy experience at 360! read more

The reviews for this restaurant are extremely mixed but I honestly have to say that I came here just for the amazing view. To go up the CN Tower, you can either pay around $35 (after tax) or you can choose to dine at the 360 restaurant. We ended up deciding on dining at the restaurant since the price difference between a meal and the ticket itself was not too off. Since we weren't too hungry, we decided to order mostly entrees and ended up paying around $48-55 per person. The three-course prix fixe is around $65 (almost $80 after tax+tip) so we decided to be a bit frugal, as most students are. We didn't regret our choice because our mains were fairly large, and they provided lots of complimentary bread. The salmon dish was honestly nothing special but I did enjoy the butternut squash potato mash, as it was an interesting take on traditional mashed potatoes. My entree was definitely not worth $48 (after tax and tip) but because we did not have to pay the $35 CN Tower elevation fee, we felt that it was justifiable. In the end, we spent roughly an hour and a half in the dining area, allowing us to enjoy our meal with a 360 degree view, and then we spent another hour at the look out area. read more

Although I have lived in the GTA all my life I have never been up the CN tower. When a friend from AZ came to visit I had to take her. I was pleased to find out that access to the viewing decks was no charge with a dinner reservation. When we arrived we were whisked away from the tourists to a coat check. From there we taken to a photo area where we had pictures taken against a green screen then off to the elevators. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly we made it to the top. While riding in the elevator an attendant shares information about the tower & the ride up. We were seated right away. While walking to our table the hostess points out our section number as the restaurant is revolving. It's a weird feeling at first but my party adjusted quickly. We sat beside a window with beautiful views. The service was awesome. The menu is pricey but they did have 2 course & 3 course package options instead of the expensive a la cart menu. We all started with Caesar salad which was amazing. My friend and I had the pork tenderloin with fingerling potatoes & veggies. My husband had the prime rib. We were celebrating my birthday which the waiter over heard. When we brought out my dessert it included a sweet birthday message. Btw THE best cheesecake I've ever had!!! Our bill for 3 including 5 alcoholic beverages (2 of which came in souvenir glass) came to $350. Before we left the photographer from earlier found us to show us the pictures she took. We received 4 pictures with a small magnet frame for the smaller pictures & a cardboard book about the tower with larger pictures inserted. That was $40 and of course we bought it After our meal we went down stairs to the observation deck. It was fun and full of lots of information about the tower. All in all it was a great night. Awesome food & experience. I don't think I'll be going back though. It was a once in my life time treat but I'm so glad I did it. read more

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We showed up at 1130 for lunch on a Saturday and got great service, a table by the window, etc. Food is good and reasonable in cost when you subtract the elevator ticket price. read more

360 Restaurant - Union station - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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