This was simply an amazing experience. I brought my mom here on a recommendation. It did not disappoint. Note:$75 per person minimum. The food was absolutely delicious. I had the 3 courses off of the prefix menu. I had the vegan option. Although it was only one vegan option it was not neglected. The taste and presentation were wonderful. The view of Toronto was breathtaking. The service was impeccable. read more

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First time to Toronto, and the CN Tower was on the list of things to experience. We decided to go up to the top of the tower, then decide to have dinner at the 360 restaurant too as it gave you access to the observation deck with the dinner. Made our way up to the restaurant where Hamid was our server. We had the three course beef prime rib. I had the mussels to start, The Boss had the heirloom tomato, butter lettuce with burrata and we both finished with the chocolate terrine. The prime rib was easily one of the best I have eaten, so tender and so flavorful. It was a cloudy day but the view was just outstanding, sometimes in the clouds, some times looking along the bottom of the clouds. And a panorama of the city from a very unique perspective. Our experience at 360 was delicious, exciting and very memorable. read more

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Came here for winterlicious, it was busy. Very nice view of the city. It revolves very slow. Food is good. You can come casual, not really a fine dining. Free access to the observation deck (glass floor). Staff are friendly. read more

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What an experience! We had an 8pm reservation and got to watch the sunset and see the lights of all the buildings. It was beautiful! I would much prefer this over just an observation deck visit, as this was much cleaner, nicer, and we got to spend way more time enjoying the view. All of the food that we got was delicious! The menu was a bit confusing - you can either follow one of the set menus, or you have to order at least $75 of a la carte items. I personally did an a la carte seafood tower as my meal and that hit the minimum on its own. A few people at our table followed the pre set menus, and one got a charcuterie board and some sides for her meal. Everything was great and our waitress was helpful in making decisions and telling us about the dishes. This was such a great experience! read more

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The view is impressive; unfortunately the service does not measure up. We waited more than an hour for our entree, which was at best average. read more

Best food with the best view in town, what more could you ask for? The octopus and the oysters were some of freshest I've had. The octopus was made to be super tender and shaped like a cake that was just sliced. Very unique dining . With the price point, you get a free view experience with great food. Highly recommend read more

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Came here for a corporate event and I got to choose a 3-course prix fixe set. Honestly, the meal was quite mediocre aside from the dessert. Here's what I ordered ($90): - Appetizer: Local Beets and Carrots - Very so-so. A little bland. - Entree: Chicken Supreme - The chicken was rather dry and bland. Potatoes were alright. - Dessert: Raspberry and Pistachio Layer Cake - This was surprisingly good! The right amount of sweetness. Light, slightly tarte, and creamy! Filling portion sizes. Prompt and professional service. Though the food isn't great for $90, the view is pretty cool, so I think that's what makes the experience worth a visit if you care to see the CN Tower. Plus, you get to by-pass lines and get free access to the observatory. read more

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I chose the 3 course indigenous menu. Everything was well made, food was top notch. It is what you expect from fine dining. Cannot go wrong with anything on the menu. Service was great! Of course, the revolving restaurant was the highlight. I have been to a few revolving restaurants in the US before. So, I had high expectations for this place. I was still blown away by the views. Got a chance to view downtown and lake Ontario in their full glory. I made a dinner reservation at 7:15pm. It was perfect in the summer since I got a chance to view the city in daylight and then watch the beautiful sunset. By the time the dessert arrived, it got completely dark and the city was fully lit. Tickets to the observation tower were all sold and I could not book anything to get into CN tower. So, I went with the dinner route. Best thing about it was that I did not have to stand in the long line to get in. People with dinner reservations were allowed into the building from a different entrance and elevator. I made the dinner reservation in the afternoon the same day and managed to get a table. Did not have to pay anything on the app. Menu was well priced for the quality of the food, there were cheaper options too. I spent $90 for the 3 course menu. It was a great value for the money. Highly recommend. read more

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CN Tower is magnificent w/ spectacular views of the whole City Highly recommended specially celebrating special occasions. The 360 restaurant is great ,the food & service read more

We came in from San Diego. We booked a window seat for a 3:15 reservation ($30 extra in advance) several days in advance for a special occasion. We are staying at the Park Hyatt Toronto which is a 15 minute Uber ride away. We booked our Uber for 40 minutes earlier than our reservation. The international film festival is in town and several world leaders are staying at our hotel. Uber cancelled our ride as we were standing outside waiting for pickup.. We caught a Lyft and called the restaurant telling them we might be a few minutes late. We arrived at the restaurant well before our cancellation time of 3:3O, but waited in the security line for approximately 10-15 minutes. I called the restaurant again while in the security line. The person on the phone never said sorry your reservation is cancelled. We got up to to the inside desk at 3:32 *^2 minutes after that cancellation time** and they told us the kitchen was closed!! i I spoke with the front desk representative and two supervisors or managers. I'm not sure if the names are spelled correctly but the last one was Dyanna Diaz and the one before was Sanushibban. They insisted the kitchen was closed and if we wanted to wait around they could seat us at 4:30. We were 2 minutes past the cancellation window and I called twice!!! I'm sorry, but if someone with a reservation at 3:15 has their table held until 3,30 the kitchen cannot close at 3:32. That doesn't even allow enough time to read the menu. No one was helpful or kind. I was so upset to the point of crying. SERVICE IS NON EXISTENT!!! read more

I just wanna say, my expectations were sort of low going to a restaurant where the main benefit is a beautiful view, but this fell below my expectations in every single way. You guys know if you've read my review before that I'm usually very kind about how I leave the reviews and I look at the bright side of every situation. But there just wasn't a bright side here besides the view. First of all... The food was trash, pure trash. Nothing that we had was even remotely good. I'll start off with the okay parts of the experience and move forward to what was really bad. The beef cheek was a new experience for us, we were fine with the texture and flavor of the meat but the demi glacé sauce they used was kind of yucky, the vegetables were prepared well and cooked nicely. I would give it a 2 star rating for flavor and a 4 star for texture and cooking temp. So 3 stars for this dish but still not something I would want to eat again. I did enjoy that they included chanterelle mushrooms though, been a while since I've had those. The lobster meat wasn't a lot for $50 but at least it wasn't bad. It's hard to mess up lobster . But at least they could have given us one lobster tail for the price rather than half a lobster, I don't like working hard to eat cracking things and poking around for meat. The fries were cooked well but they didn't have any proper dipping sauce for it and their ketchup tasted like Heinz, which is mind blowing that at a 4 dollar sign restaurant they wouldn't make their own ketchup from scratch or at least buy a more expensive gourmet bottle of ketchup to use. The mash potatoes were okay, nothing to write home about or complain about; just okay. The service and the lamb are a big reason why they didn't get 3 or possibly even 4 stars here, this is where things really went sideways. The lamb was brought to me rare and they tried to convince me that it was medium. Look at the picture I attached to Yelp, I don't need to be a chef to tell you that's not medium lol. Now here's where the service issues started. The server couldn't take the lamb off the bill even though it was clearly not cooked how we asked. So he made a sigh and got the supervisor who was pretending to be the manager at the time, and he looked at the lamb and said "I hear there's an issue with the lamb, it looks medium rare to me, what's the problem?", I replied that we ordered it medium, he didn't believe us and had the audacity to ask the server in front of us, the sever confirmed that we indeed did ask for it to be cooked medium. You would think at this point that he would stop giving up ripping us off and finally remove it from the bill right? Wrong. Now he said well you should have said something sooner so we could have re made the dish but now the kitchen is closed and we can't do anything for you. I said yeah you sure as heck can, you can take it off the bill. And he said "sorry we can't do that because the dish was already made". To which I replied "yes but it was made wrong this is not what I ordered, hence nothing was made for me yet which means that yes you can, you should, and you will remove it", the conversation kept going back and forth and getting more and more heated and I told him if he doesn't know customer service then to just leave because I was wasting my breath on him. I asked the sever if he had a manager to which he said yes and brought the lady in charge named Solen or solet I believe. She apologized that we didn't like it but she was also trying to back up the previous person at first about not refunding but she was a little more flexible and a bit nicer and eventually after a few exchanges back and forth we were able to get at least the lamb item removed. All I gotta say is never again! read more

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The 360 Restaurant in Torontos CN Tower was by far the most remarkable experience of my dining life! The restaurant creates an immersive experience during the entirety of your dine in. The restaurant rotates 360 degrees upon every hour, which allows you to see all the beautiful architecture and skyline Toronto has to offer. The staff was very informative and friendly. The food was highly exceptional and filled with nice flavor and colorful dishes. Highly recommend this restaurant if you are visiting Toronto read more

The panaromic view of the entire Big Smoke as you dine and spin is extraordinary, the food not so much. Having said that the quality of the food and the service is definitely above average. For the price point though, perhaps a wee bit underwhelming. I had the clam chowder and chicken supreme with cranberry and wild rice filling and some fancy dressing to go with it. The chicken was really good though the chowder was a bit too creamy for my liking. I also tried the mushroom pasta from the table, which was good. The salmon that my partner ordered was excellent as well per her comments. The cranberry mouse desert was a wonderful delight. In summary: worth opening up your wallet a little, if for nothing else, then take as t for the view. PS: make sure you note the section number you are sitting at when you rise up and use the washroom, as when you come back the table from which you left, would have left you behind as it does it slow merry go round. You will get approx 2 spins and a bit for a 3 course meal with a drink. read more

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This restaurant is pure amazing! The staff respected me and my family The steak was cooked perfectly And I love the slow rotating circle read more

Well worth the experience! 5 stars because of several reasons: 1) spectacular view as you dine, also free main observation deck viewing post-dinner. 2) bypassing the line to get tickets inside, still have to line up outside for security check. Lining up for elevator up the tower is much shorter for 360 dining restaurant than general admissions. 3) honestly, food was good quality and especially the children's menu is a great deal. Consider this: the children's 3 course meal is 40$, normally admission for child is 30-32$ alone, so you are only paying a few more dollars for a nice meal with view. 4) Service is very attentive. Now, adult meal review - we tried the prix fix menu (2 course is 75$, 3 course is 90$) with additional $15 supplement. Cooked just right and generous portions. The veal osso bucco is very tender. Do not miss the dark chocolate tasting dessert, it's a wonderful compilation and we totally recommend it! Tip: we reserved online and were seated on the outside ring right by the window which was amazing! Maybe we were lucky, I have heard that without reservations you may be seated on the inside ring, i.e. not by the window. read more

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Yes, the view is a must see. The rest is like an expensive cafeteria run by a mechanical corporation, dishing out sad food options with terrible service. Loud. Ever-so-slightly over-lit. Again, that goodness for the architects that made the place 50-years ago. read more

360 Restaurant - slow moving, amazing view of Toronto - Canadian (New) Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Ambiance - can't beat it - great view, nice wine cellar, clean bathrooms. Service - pretty bad. Disorganized - had 3 waiters come up to us in the 1st 15 minutes asking us the same thing and pressurizing us to hurry up. They forgot the bread, they forgot the pepper (after they asked us if we wanted some!!), dirty glass and 2 Indian waiters arguing with each other only for another bald headed waiter to come over and break up their fight!! Food - very average and small sums it up. Flavorless steak was a highlight. read more

Five stars for the service. Our Server was super nice and friendly. But three stars for the steak. It was so rough and tough... we ordered medium rare, but there was zero marbling and it was just so chewy.. I would've expected more for a $95 steak. The oysters were fresh and yummy. The dessert Sunday was also delicious. The shrimp was so so... It was a bit burnt for my taste. The view was spectacular. We got a amazing view. If you get motion sickness, beware when you're going up the elevator. read more

Decent rooftop restaurant offering actually 360 degree views of Toronto! I made somewhat last minute reservations for a 5:45pm dinner, which only worked out because it was a weekday. I specifically requested window seating which they initially did not honor the notes, telling me if I want window seating, it is a 1 hr wait. That's okay, since we are not hungry, but it actually took more like 5 minutes. We sat down and ordered a 2 course prie fixe and the indigenous menu (3 courses). 75CAD for 2 courses, 90CAD for 3 courses. The floor rotates 360 degrees in 72 minutes, which means that for most dinners, you do actually get to enjoy 360 degree views of Toronto! Food is mostly average but a good start to our trip, since that is our first day there. The indigenous menu particularly stood out, with some lesser found ingredients like bison and cedar jelly, so I'd recommend that. The prie fixe options are priced so that you spend the minimum 75CAD per person to access the downstairs area of the CN tower for free, but then, you're paying half the cost of that for a regular admission ticket anyway so the price is somewhat fair. I took off 1 star because while the service is really attentive, we felt rushed and felt like we have to spend x minutes for a particular course, especially when we wanted to take a few minutes to take pictures. Sure, it is busy, but we are also mindful of time and are also on a time crunch for another reservation afterwards. read more

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Every time I go to the city center, I want to go up to this restaurant for the night view--it's so beautiful! The steak is also incredibly delicious. It's so romantic! read more

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

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We went 360 restaurant on Sunday, ordered set menu $75/$90 per person, the food is good but not great. Among all dishes, pork and chicken are dry and bland. Service is very good and fast. The view is still breathtaking. We had a good time! read more

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We went as a family as my kids never went up CN tower before. Be sure to make reservations online to 360. U get to go up a lot quicker than normal and also "free". But u need to get the price fix menu which is 90 for adults and 40 for kids. It's over priced for adults and under for kids. So evens out. The only wait for about 15 mins to get up to the top. This is already with us cutting ahead of a lot of normal tourists etc because of the restaurant booking. Service was fine. Once we sat down nice waitress came by and explained what we needed to order. Kids went first. Kid 1: Caesar, salmon, sundae Kid 2: Caesar, steak, sundae Overall for 40$ it's great value considering the view. Steak and salmon could have been seasoned better but the quantity is there. My only complaint is no bread. Or 6$ per person to get sourdough bread. That's terrible. Not a dealbreaker but wtf. Adult 1: tuna, cabbage, fruit tart Adult 2: crab salad, beef cheeks, chocolate mousse Everything was good other than cabbage roll. I would say go for the view, experience and the food doesn't suck. It's not great but the value is there. read more

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Surprised that the entrance is the same as the ticketed looking place, but found out that's the security for the entire building. After security, there is a separate check in for the restaurant. Then you head up a ramp that separates the attraction folks with the restaurant patrons. There is a photo op before you check in for your reservation- I ended up buying the pic because it was so great! So hang on to that receipt for exiting the building after dinner/observation deck. Then you see the check in desk. There are separate elevators for the restaurant and the attraction, because the restaurant is 351m high, whereas the attraction is less, about 340. The elevator ride is great! You can see the city from the elevator door. Also you can see the elevator shaft from the floor. It goes up fairly quickly and you can feel your ears pop. As you come out of the elevator, you will see the host and be seated. Remember your aisle number so you can find your table if you get up to use the restroom. Restrooms are in the center core, there are two of them for women that I saw, both with multiple stalls. Be careful as you walk- servers and bussers are coming through the core quickly. I was seated by the window! Yay! Seems that window tables are smaller than the main core tables. So if you've got six in your party, you probably won't be seated by the window. But I saw parties of 1-5. Service is quick because each table has a 2 hour limit. I ordered the two course prix fixe menu for $75 because it includes entry to the observation deck. However- after eating at the restaurant, you really don't need that at all. After dinner I went down the stairs to the observation level and found a bar that was closed, a bunch of people seated at tables and many folks taking selfies and pics by the windows. There's plenty of space and no time limit. But I had seen it all at dinner- one revolution of the restaurant takes 1 hour and 12 minutes, according to my waiter. For dinner, I chose the beef cheek orecchietti and the salmon. Both needed salt (I always want more salt though) so I had requested a salt shaker. Many reviews say the food is mediocre. I mean, the salmon was cooked perfectly and I enjoyed the sautéed spinach and Israeli couscous- but it is definitely overpriced. The beef cheeks was a decent portion for an appetizer and had a lot of flavor. I would not say the food is mediocre. It's good- it's just hard to reconcile the price. The bread and butter, an extra $6, was sourdough paired with rosemary crackers and room temp whipped butter, which also needed more salt. The cocktail menu looked boring, so I had wine. I enjoyed a Canadian full bodied, packed, Chardonnay. Food came out quick so I was finished eating but stayed to finish the wine and a full revolution. Time your visit so you can see the city before it gets dark. There are many sights to see that are easily recognizable. Enjoy the observation deck after- but maybe see if the bar is open down there so you can have a cocktail over sunset. Check out the gift shop in the lower level on your way out. Their prices were not terrible. And lastly, check out your picture! They sell digital, printed, and combinations of printed/digital. Mine turned out great, so I bought it. I'm such a tourist sometimes hahahaha. A really great experience to enjoy a quiet dinner with an amazing view. Very relaxing. read more

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A few friends and I visited the 360 Restaurant for lunch. We lucked out with visiting during (winterlicious) restaurant week and got to enjoy a special prix fixe menu. We made a reservation a couple days beforehand which I would recommend. The restaurant was beautiful. It rotates slowing so you can enjoy the best views of the city from every angle. Our sever was great too, he was very polite and attentive. The food was absolutely amazing. The duck wings were flavorful and juicy, white bean & kale bauletti was just as delicious as it was colorful and the toffee pudding was my absolute favorite. I would recommend pairing dessert with their espresso martini. Overall it was an outstanding meal. This would be the perfect spot for a special occasion or romantic date night. read more

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Mad reservations a month in advance to be able to visit CN Towers and eat at a restaurant that revolves so that you can see the entire city. The service was spot on as they keep your water glass full and keep visiting your table. They have a small menu which is fine and they offer courses various options including some a la cart options. I started off with a seafood chowder and y wife had the Heirloom carrot salad. We enjoyed them both and was well presented. For the main, I had the Cape D'or Salmon high I really liked had a very good taste and was well prepared. My wife had the Honey rubbed chicken. She not a mushroom and kale person so I ate them. I did have a bit of her chicken and it was fantastic with the kale and mushrooms. I would have gotten that after I tasted it. We had a window table so it was neat seeing all the buildings downtown. I would recommend the experience if you ever have a chance to visit Toronto. read more

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Came here expecting a full experience -- what I got was postcard-worthy scenery paired with food and service that felt like an afterthought. The steak was flavorless, overcooked, and about as exciting as a DMV waiting room. The mashed potatoes? Think lukewarm, gluey, and aggressively bland. Honestly, instant would've been an upgrade. As for the service... let's just say our server seemed to be participating in an experimental "invisibility" performance. Slow, disinterested, and impossible to flag down -- it felt like we were inconveniencing them by showing up. read more

Food...was amazingly delicious. Steak had a flavour that was so amazing. Chicken was the best I've ever had. Ambiance...was casual, not as fancy as it once was. Service...our waiter was Sonny, whom I would NOT recommend to anyone. read more

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Really worthwhile. The food choices were excellent, views fantastic and service as it should be. A good value way of dining out and going up in the C'N tower. read more

Came here recently for my birthday and did not have very high expectation since it is a place mainly for tourists and we came here for the view and experience. We ordered the 2 Course Prix Fixe menu with Asparagus Soup, Chicken Supreme, Cape D'or Salmon, and Raspberry and Pistachio Layer Cake. The soup was okay and did not taste much. The chicken was pretty good and the meat was tender and juicy. The salmon tasted kind of bland and was nothing special. To our surprise, our favourite was the dessert! It was SO good and definitely the highlight of our meal, aside from the view! The service was very good and the servers took their time to take our order, answer questions, and even take photos for us. And needless to say, the view was spectacular! read more

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We got reservations at the 360 Restaurant so we could enjoy the views with a meal. Try and preorder tickets or get a reservation to the restaurant otherwise you'll be waiting in line. Overall a very relaxing way to enjoy the Toronto views, compared to the main floor which was very touristy. The potato soup was a little interesting and the chicken thigh was a little on the dry side. So the appetizers, local sunchoke and potato soup and buttermilk fried chicken thigh were just ok but the entrees were tastyyy. The beef cheek was very tender and fell apart. The prime rib steak was the perfect combo of rare and cooked. The mashed potatoes are fluffy! We were celebrating an anniversary and they were so nice and gave us complimentary dessert. To my surprise, the food was quite tasty as some reviews led me to believe it would be just ok. Tickets to CN tower was already $45 (before tax) whereas the $75 or $90 (before tax) 2 course meal gets you a 2 hr experience at the rotating restaurant and access to the glass floor. So you're basically paying maybe an extra $30-50/pp for a calmer experience plus if you were already planning to eat out for lunch. You get to take your pictures without having to fight others/line up for it at the observation deck. I'd recommend it. Sarwar our server was also really friendly and got photos of us. read more

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Wow, I was very impressed with the 360 restaurant. The last time I was here was many years ago. It was memorable then, and it was memorable now. I know what you're thinking... a tourist trap. But it's not at all. It's a legitimate culinary destination, with excellent food, phenomenal services, and great ambiance. Not to mention the fact that you have one of the best views in the city. This is a really special dining experience. Well worth your visit. So, yes, the restaurant is at the top of the CN tower. And yes, it does rotate 360 degrees (once around every 72 minutes.) So, you might want to make early dinner reservations so that you can enjoy the magnificent views. And yes, you do get free access to the CN Tower observation deck below (make sure to walk on the glass floor!) Before I break down the meal dish-by-dish, here's an overall impression: Food 5/5 - Excellent food, hands down. Not pretentious, bet definitely fine dining, with good emphasis on fresh ingredients and interesting flavours. Service 5/5 - Most excellent service. Our waiter was super professional. Ambiance 5/5 - It's nothing too fancy. Think of it as business casual. But definitely semi-elegant. You can certainly go here on a first date. And the views of the city are unparalleled. Value 5/5 - Well, the menu is on the expensive side. BUT, you can get the prix-fixe for $75 which includes an appetizer and a main, or $90 which includes appetizer, main and desert. Kids prix-fixe menu is $40. AND you get free access to the CN Tower. So, you're d definitely getting your money's worth. We got the prix-fixe menu and it was fantastic. Now to the details: SEAFOOD CHOWDER - what a delicious dish! They pour the piping hot chowder over some shrimps and crackers right at your table side, which makes for a nice presentation. The chowder is hearty, with elevated flavour profile from fresh herbs. YUZU WHIPPED GOAT CHEESE (VG) - another delicious appetizer. HEIRLOOM CARROT SALAD (V) - nice and light and flavourful. CAPE D'OR SALMON - Beautiful plate of salmon. The "fish was cooked perfect" (sic.) to paraphrase Iron Chef Michael Symon. Served over delicious parsnip puree. The beurre blanc sauce has a nice hint of fresh tarragon. PRIME RIB - The dish was absolutely fantastic. The meat was melt-in-your mouth. The side of bread pudding was herbaceous goodness, like the best bread stuffing you may have tried. CHOCOLATE AND SOUR CHERRY CAKE - delicious chocolate cake. The sour cherries were seriously addictive. So, this goes to show that not every landmark in Toronto is necessarily a tourist trap. Definitely worth the visit for an excellent meal with phenomenal views. read more

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Just went on a dinner with my girl and left quite shocked. While the food was nice, the service by itself left us wondering if this happens often. Our server "Michael" helped us the entire time, and just when our convo was about to start, I asked for a wine recommendation and all he could say was "whatever we have will be here on the menu." I thought I might've misunderstood it but my girl also noticed this demeanor, we asked a few follow up questions and decided to order 2 red wine glasses. Check time came up and he brought us the check so I pulled out my card. I happened to have some Canadian dollars (We are both from the Us), he asked how much tip we were gonna do and I pulled out 10 or 15USD and asked him If he could take usd currency, he then stared at me and said "people here leave much more than that, at least $30. Thats only like 13bucks." I was confused because I thought he was kidding or something but he kept this straight face and had to take another $20Usd and give them to him. This feels unreal, I usually tip 10-15% for good service but this left me speechless specially coming from a really high end restaurant. Really upsetting read more

View is phenomenal and worth it alone! Food was excellent, recommend the 3-course fixed menu if you're hungry :) Service is top-notch and super attentive. read more

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

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I have never seen such disrespect from multiple staff members within 2 hours of dining at such an establishment in Toronto. Firstly, one of our plates served had a piece of aluminum foil in the food. When we politely alerted the issue to our server started to be very aggressive with us without a single apology. He made excuses and started to ridicule us for not knowing that it's "just aluminum foil that's part of the cooking process". As educated people with common sense, we are very aware of aluminum foil and its use. However, our concern is that a foreign object being served on a plate poses a potential health and safety risk. He walked away while mumbling "I can't stand these people." Following that incident, be continued to be aggressive throughout the night. When our plates were still half full, he asked if he could clear them. When we said weren't finished, another staff member was also present and said to our server, "there's only one bite left though" and shook his head at us. In addition, the Caucasian brunette server without a name tag equally treated us poorly during our visit. Instead of offering to take photos for our group of 4, she scolded us for leaving our table to take photos of the exquisite view we had paid for to experience read more

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

Restaurant seems to be understaffed as service felt a little rush. Examples: 1) Waiter declined to take pictures at the beginning as he was busy (he did come back at the end though) 2) Bill (and machine) was brought to the table unexpectedly Note: This was during Winterlicious, so that could have been a factor. Everything else (food/drinks/ambience) was good though. I had low expectations for the food, but was pleasantly surprised. read more

Amazing views with amazing food! My wife, I, and our Swiftie friend had a reservations here during night 1 of the Taylor Swift concert at 4:30 while we went the next day. We made reservations far in advance but I doubt the place was full and not many in the skydeck due to the traffic issues getting to the concert. The staff is all amazing and the seating is comfortable with great views. We all did the prix faire menu with my wife having the indigenous/First Nations special. My wife and I shared a beer, cocktail, and a cider and our friend had a mocktail. Everything was so great and authentic and we stayed about two hours so it circled a couple times and then went to the skydeck. Only complaint which I will not dock a star but hope they improve is our friend's power wheelchair had trouble getting up the ramp to use the restroom with her in it even with staff help but luckily she was able to get out of it herself and it parked on the top. Hopefully they make improvements to accessibility so all can enjoy it. The food and minimum spend may seem pricy but since the reservation also includes admission to the skydeck that costs about half as much it is actually a good deal. Thanks so much for having us three have such a memorable evening! read more

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TLDR: Surprisingly good food with a view. If the restaurant didn't have a view, I'm sure I'd rate the food 3.5 stars... but bc I had low expectations for the food, I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty most of it was! We did the 2- and 3- course prefix (I didn't really want a whole dessert from the list). I chose mussels for my appetizer and they were lukewarm when they came out, sadly. The broth was still quite tasty, although I would've preferred more of it so I could drench the bread in it. My bf's duck wings were bomb! Really lovely seasoning and texture. My main course lamb shank was tender and tasty but the bison short rib my bf had was definitely better in terms of flavor and texture; really tender and seasoned well. The dessert was okay but nothing special. If you consider the price of the observation deck ticket, it's not a bad deal! We had a lovely 360 view of Toronto and had a 2-/3-course meal all the while being seated by the window. The service was impeccable and we definitely enjoyed ourselves. (Definitely not something we would do regularly, especially since there's a minimum requirement of $75/person.) P.S. Too bad the glass floor of the observation deck is being renovated. read more

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This is the restaurant on top of the CN Tower. It gets very crowded and you need a reservation. We did not feel packed in, but it was definitely tight. The food is very good, with an additional First Nations menu if you're interested. The service was good. They do keep to a schedule. The best part about the restaurant is that you get free access to the CN Tower after dinner. That makes the cost of the meal worth it. We had an early dinner and were able to see the CN Tower in the daylight. Without the meal, you have to stand in the lines of the tower. read more

Already I got gift certificates for friends. Absolutely the best view. Great service. Francisco was our server and he stands out by a mile. He was helpful and iendly. The restaurant weemed massive but ut was divided pretty well. However - The all-white walls were harsh. Felt like a hospital. rey a soft peach and give the place some warmth.Our day was sunny but still felt cool and harsh....I cant imagine how a clody, grey day outsid would fee.. Would go back at least once / year if color added. Food, service, and spectacular view makes this place spectular - especially if the harsh white interior dividers and walls changed to a light peach color. read more

Is the food here revolutionary? No. Is it still worth a visit? Yes. The views are really great, especially when you come on a cloudless day -- and if you can make a sunset reservation, it's truly a beautiful sight. The servers are friendly and efficient, the food is pretty good (pricey but still good), and you get access to the observation deck after eating. I did the fixed price menu, so all that for $75 isn't all so bad. It's a Toronto staple! read more

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