Free coffee, cookies, apples for TD Visa Infinite customers. Went here for the first time a week…read moreago and it was a nice surprise! I believe you can bring one guest with you as well but might want to confirm that first.

If you have a premium TD credit card this is a nice place to spend an hour or so in Union Station…read morewhile waiting for your train. They have coffee and espresso based products via a machine. Infused water in addition to gluten free cookies and yellow apples. Lots of plugs, the wifi is strong and there are some areas with small tables you can actually do work with a laptop. What's not to like!!! It's a perk of having a premium TD credit card!!!

No more free coffee and cookies. A pint is 12 bucks...? Outrageous. Also food is really bad, I mean…read morereally bad! Even for airport standards. Going downhill fast as a company in terms of customer service... is such a shame what corporate greed can do.

I don't like flying in little prop planes, but I do love Porter enough to grin and bear it from…read moretime to time. Because of Porter's incredible policies surrounding check in times, I've never spent more than 30 minutes in the lounge, but I've always enjoyed the comfy chairs and all of the freebies. Unless you want a full meal or alcohol, pretty much everything here is free for the taking. Nuts, cookies, espresso and water bottles. It's the little things in life, and the Porter Airport Lounge is great at the little things.

First time flying Porter Airlines, as well as in/out of Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ). There's a…read morepedestrian tunnel to walk to the other side. If you rent a car from Enterprise or National, you can take the ferry (duration: ~1m), which departs every 15m. Enterprise provided me with a free 1-way, prepaid ticket. https://www.billybishopairport.com/to-from/ferry/ Fast Wi-Fi -- 164 down, 200 up. Priority Pass: Aspire / Air Canada Cafe https://www.prioritypass.com/lounges/canada/toronto-billy-bishop-city/ytz-aspire-lounge

I visited the Billy Bishop airport for the first time during the Toronto Doors Open event. The…read moreevent had very poor signage and was more crowded than usual with vehicle traffic, shuttle bus line ups and the 509 light rail train was crazy because of Line 1 issues. I had gone to this location to experience the flight simulation, at 2:30pm well before 5pm, I waited 15min in the rain at 8 deg C for my turn then got turned away. Throughout there was poor signage and a lack of staff outside to direct patrons. After travelling 2.5 hrs by Go Bus one way, the overall experience was disappointing.

I would go back again in a heartbeat. This was one of the best meals and experiences of the year…read more The shaved prime rib steak with the dipping au jus plus French onion soup as an appetizer... this was phenomenal. Every aspect from the sauce to the baguette to the meat was so tasty. I also recommend getting the garlic aoli for the fries. The drinks were very well done and unique in flavor as well, in particular I tried to the midnight show which was like a raspberry espresso martini. It was fantastic. The ambiance of the place is spectacular as well with a cool, library naturally, vibe. The servers were also great and helped accommodate my date who is gluten free, and her baguette replacement was the best that she'd ever had of a gluten free option. All in all top tier experience start to finish.

This cocktail bar inside Fairmont Royal York Hotel has a nice classy ambiance. It feels like…read morestepping into a movie set, with the iconic clock tower. They decorate the lobby, bar area, and the whole main floor with Christmas decorations during the holiday season, including the giant Christmas tree in the lobby (complete with its own lighting ceremony and live music performance). Good selection of drinks and great customer service. Fun facts: The Royal York Hotel opened in 1929. It hosted royalty, heads of state, and golden-age Hollywood legends like Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock when they were in town filming or staying upstairs in the hotel. Stepping inside is like time-traveling back decades, with velvet seating, brass accents, and dark, moody lighting. As soon as you walk into the Library Bar, the real centerpiece that grabs your attention is the massive oil portrait above the fireplace. That dignified gentleman watching you sip your drink is George Locke, the very first chief librarian of the Toronto Public Library. I love that a librarian is the patron saint of this bar! The drinks here aren't just cocktails; they're chapters in a story. The current menu, titled "Ink & Alchemy," is actually inspired by Michael Ondaatje's famous novel In the Skin of a Lion. Created by their award-winning mixologist James Grant, the menu is a tribute to the people who built this city: the immigrants, bridge-builders, thieves, and dreamers. You aren't just sipping a martini; you're drinking a liquid homage to Toronto's history.

Flora Lounge is an absolute gem…read more Recommended by a friend so I decided to come check this place out for happy hour. Great cocktail specials for just $10 during happy hour. The aesthetic of this place is phenomenal. To no surprise since this lounge is connected to the 1 hotel, and casa madera. Service was great as well. The server was very polite and always got down to the seating level to ensure we were heard. Will definitely come back for a relaxing time after a long day work.

The ambiance is great. Service is professional and timely. The lounge is located in an upscale…read morehotel and has beautiful decor

There are a lot worse places in this city with more stars. Doesn't seem right. The rooftop is…read morereally nice. Great views of Toronto, a good bar with good drinks, and a decent food menu. The food isn't anything to write home about but it isn't any worse than any similar bar menu in the city. I'd choose this over a cactus club or Earls any day. The staff are nice. The service is genuine. I haven't been disappointed in any visit. The views and outdoor seating are particularly nice in the summer and this is the only nice rooftop in the area. Check it out!

To be fair, I didn't stick around. I had to leave because the noise was so extreme it made being…read morethere unbearable. This is common complaint with many restaurants in the city. Restauranters need to put more thought in reducing the noise levels in their establishments. Contrary to what many establishments think, noisy establishments do make for an enjoyable dining experience.

First of all the service here is impeccable. You will not find better service. This is a fantastic…read morevibe. The atmosphere is amazing. The ambience is top-tier and definitely have the tuna Nigiri. It is delicious but guaranteed you will have more than one of these drinks and you'll be happy that you did. I love it here. I wish I could stay.

During our weekend getaway in Toronto, we decided to visit the St. Regis for high tea at the Astor…read moreLounge, and we were truly impressed. The entire experience was excellent. After braving a particularly cold day in the city, we were seated promptly and offered blankets and a space heater to help us warm up while the tea was prepared--an offer we gladly accepted. They presented us with about twelve different tea samples, each with descriptions of their flavor profiles for us to read and smell before making our selections. Our chosen tea was accompanied by blueberry scones, a variety of finger sandwiches, and an assortment of small desserts. Everything was exceptionally prepared. We will definitely be returning!

Awful experience for my girlfriend and myself at Play Lounge. The staff was terrible. Our blonde…read morewaitress only cared to serve the men in the room and did it with a snobby attitude. I knew this place was going to be kind of trendy but wrongly assumed that they would have great food, cocktails and service. This place lacked all three. Thumbs down Play Lounge - we won't be back.

This place is always such a good time. The drinks are sooooo good. Even the standard drinks are…read moreexceptionally well done. The food is not bad either. The vibe is very unique almost remind me of snapes closet or classroom from Harry Potter . The service has also always been prompt and good.

Great ambiance tucked away... this is more than mixology, this is gastrology! The sight, smell,…read moretaste of their drink menu was a curated feast for the senses. I loved my honey penicillin which was a combo of sweet and refreshing, sailors mojito really felt like the rolling sea. pina colada w the clarified milk pina colada was a sizable production. Only dud was the bananas etc. scent was promising but the cocktail itself was difficult to drink even when paired as suggested along side the sweet banana donut and pastries/sweets. Great place for a special occasion date. May be pricey for some wallets... thank you for the great service!

A classic Punk / Rock n Roll Bar in Toronto CA. Basically the CBGB's of that scene…read more It's been around since the early 1990's and is exactly what a spot like this should be. Very nondescript outside facade - no sign telling you what it is other than a small "BSC" (for Bovine Sex Club) painted near the door. Hard to miss though as the exterior is made up a punk rock style sculpture of rusted bikes & other assorted ephemera. The interior is similar, visually. Great sound system & chill vibes pervade throughout. Weirdly the stage is right in the entrance of the club, on your left, with a long bar along the right side, heading back. Great, crowd, great location in cool area with lots of restaurants & plenty of parking - both on the street up to 2 hours & extended parking for a flat-rate of CA$20 (~$14 USD) from 6:00pm until the next morning, just 2 blacks away.

The Bovine is a fantastic place that is the same today as it was decades ago. not only that, but it…read moreis also one of the cheapest pints that you can find. Now, are the taps dry? Maybe. Are the beer cans running out? It's possible. But, it's a dive in the way of the old dives. And the acoustics for bands are... not great. But they are a sign of what once was. Without attempting to try to present a front of a time long gone, The Bovine simply exists today as it once did in that time long ago, before Smokes stickers, before iPhones, back when people would just go to a bar to talk with those they didn't know the morning prior. Bring cash though, unless you're looking to make some big orders, because credit card is a minimum fifty-dollar spend.