I've attended a few different events at Victorian Garden and each one was nothing less than…read moreabsolutely flawless! The staff was so attentive and thoughtful throughout each event, food was some of the best and most authentic I've ever had, and the hall itself was always so clean and well kept. I would recommend this hall, the staff, the owners, ALL of it to anyone looking to host any event. Whether it's a big event like a wedding or smaller like a baby shower (I've been to both at this hall lol), the venue is a perfect size and the event is always treated with intention and care. 10/10!!

This place is so great. I had my henna night and my wedding here. The place isn't huge, but it was…read morea good size for the number of guests I had. The place has new owners who were so great and helped my husband and me out with everything we needed. They gave some recommendations on decorators that we actually ended up hiring. The food was delicious, the service was outstanding, and I could not have asked for anything better. I'll post pics soon.

We chose The Rolling Acres for our wedding in April 2018. We couldn't have asked for a better…read morevenue! The Rolling Acres is stunning, and everyone there did such a wonderful job getting ready for our big day. The food was delicious and everyone has told us how much they enjoyed it! From the cocktail hour, to the dinner and late night food, everything was great. The owners Diane and Lou were incredible and all their staff did such an amazing job. Our family and friends told us how much they loved the venue and everyone working there. We really couldn't have picked a better place. Diane made my day completely stress free! I am so glad that we chose The Rolling Acres for our wedding day. I wish we could do it again it was so much fun, and we would use them a hundred times over! If your looking for a great venue with amazing food and wonderful people, this is it!

Fantastic experience planning two events at Brighton with Sen and his team! We've now hosted two of…read moreour largest events ever at Brighton with resounding success. As with most live events, there was a lot of moving parts involved but we were able to lean into their expertise, trust their guidance and pulled off something very impressive. In fact our event at Brighton was so impressive that it's lead to other opportunities for our small business. We hope to make our June show a yearly tradition at Brighton and look forward to partnering with them again in the future.

I was at the Brighton Convention Centre for a work conference last week. It's not a massive venue,…read morebut it's not tiny as well. The parking lot is large; I was running a little late, but managed to find quite a few spots. The decor is not super fancy so I'm not too sure about backgrounds for photos. As for the food, I was quite impressed. It wasn't your typical rubber chicken dish; the chicken was juicy and quite tasty. I'm not planning a wedding or large event any time soon, but the Brighton Convention Centre does the trick. Good for: large events, conferences

Decent mid size venue for your events. Very hipster-artsy feel with a fountain to greet you at the…read moreentrance. For this particular promo event, there was an open bar, and different vendors showcasing a selection of foods from raw mussels to caviar to steak skewers to chocolate puffs, to name a few. There were music being played by the dj, makeup sessions and a photoshoot. The only thing that could be better was that there needed to be more associates working because dirty plates were piling up fast and people were knocking them over. The loud breaking sound of china into pieces several times encouraged some spectators to shout, "OPA!"

All star wedding and event venue!…read more I have seen this place done up in many ways, for events, performances, and now a wedding. Without fail, this place delivers. What do they deliver? The vibe. The Distillery District charm. The food. They somehow are able to transform into so many different spaces, while still holding true to remind you that you are in a historic area. The wedding I went to was roughly 100 people, and it was super spacious for us all. Different elements were hosted in different corners and it all flowed together very well. As a guest, would definitely recommend!

We came here recently for a conference…read more The event venue is typically used for weddings and I can see why. The interior of the place looks recently renovated, and its beautiful with white and marble decorations everywhere. The other attendees were walking around taking photos of the place. As the name implies, it does have a crystal fountain. It's a little bit underwhelming, but it does make a great centerpiece. We had a buffet style continental breakfast and lunch, and food was served along the edges of the fountain. I read a comment on here about how the chairs were nice enough to not be decorated and I completely agree! Their tables and chairs required very little decoration as it's already really nice. The only thing that was a bit strange was that the main washrooms were upstairs, and they weren't particularly nice either. They do have washrooms on the main floor but they're quite small (two stalls each).

I attended a RBC conference. Food was terrible. Services were acceptable If I had to pay I would…read morenot come again

I recently had the pleasure of attending the wedding of the daughter of dear friends, with the…read morereception being held at Parkview Manor. It was my first time being here and I was impressed with the venue and the service. The name, Parkview Manor, suggests something exotic or traditional, maybe like an old mansion. Instead, it was a rather plain looking grey building with a large parking lot, in the middle of an industrial area. It was clean and in good repair but really had no character to it. Stepping inside, however, told a different story altogether. The reception/bar area was a bit small and cramped, making it a little hard for all the guests to move around comfortably. The passed hors d'oeuvres were plentiful, with a decent variety but tasted a bit ordinary. The main banquet room, with the head table, dining tables, and dance floor, was very spacious and beautifully decorated, with intimate lighting. Our meal was very good, maybe even excellent! We started with soup and salad, both served tableside. The main course had a properly cooked piece of salmon, a very tender steak, potatoes, and veggies. Dessert was chocolate mousse tart and creme brulee, served alternately. Other than the dessert being a tad sweet for my taste, the food quality was good. Kudos to our server, who was very friendly, engaging, and efficient! Having worked at one of the top banquet facilities in the GTA for ten years, the food and service here was top notch! If they had an area, indoor or outdoor, for photos, it would be perfect! The wedding, overall, was fantastic! Congratulations, Melissa and Brian!

I was teetering into 3-star territory because of how unimpressed I was with the entree. But then I…read morethought about everything else, the antipasto, the dessert, the food stations, the service, and the insider info from my friend about how great the coordinator is. So I'm thinking...meh, why bring down a decent venue over some overcooked steak? Parkview Manor, like every other banquet hall, has a fairly boring exterior, but the inside is clean and well-presented with your typical banquet hall decor and chandeliers. TONS of parking, which is an advantage of being in a bland commercial area. The building is split into two areas so it's highly possible there are multiple events happening at the same time. Food, of course, is the number 1 priority as a wedding guest. As stated up front, the entree was bad. Really bad. The filet mignon was tough like leftover meat from boiled stew. The chicken, already expected to be underwhelming at a banquet hall, was especially bland. I suppose that's the risk of a 2-meat plate. But everything else made up for it, I think. The antipasto was plentiful and delicious, especially the smoked salmon and the giant parmesan cheese wheel. The dessert was a wonderful creme brulee. The oysters at the oyster bar were fresh and shucked before your eyes. Even the sweets table had some tasty cakes. Servers were quick and unnoticeable, which is a mark of a good banquet hall server. You don't want plates clanging against each other during a speech. The bottom line is I had a wonderful time here as a guest; food, service, and coordination being a huge part of that. So I can live with a little chewy beef. If you are planning a wedding at a banquet hall, I wouldn't pass on this. I hear the guy that coordinates the venue is fantastic. (50/100) - 2018

My fiance and I attended an open house event whist considering the venue for our wedding reception…read morenext year. The venue itself was unique, easy to find on King Street, and had lots of space to move around in - there were two floors that we had access to. Loved the solarium area of the upstairs part of the space, which had lighted trees set up in it and overlooked a gorgeous little parkette with a water fall. They also had amazing pieces of art on the wall and had tables set up with various colour schemes for consideration. We were also treated to many passed appetizers they make in house while viewing the space. All were very good however my fave were the crispy wrapped shrimp, so delicious! The staff representing the venue were very friendly and polite, making sure we were attended to and answering any questions we had. A great venue to look into if you would like to throw a party in a unique space in Toronto with great food/drink options!

Attended a wedding here. It was a nice venue, but definitely had some flaws…read more Venue: It definitely looks beautiful, and to be able to find a venue with a rustic feel right in the city is nice. There's affordable parking around the area. It was awkward to be told that the coat checks are at the back of the venue, because you had to walk down the aisle and basically walk all the way to where the groom is getting ready. The chairs were not the most comfortable, and they were wooden, so they were quite noisy. Also, there is not a lot of seating, so many people are standing in the front area, even thought it was probably a wedding of less than 75 guests. The upper dining areas is nice; the solarium was bright and beautiful. However, the shape of the dining area is a giant ring, which means there isn't really a central place for the wedding couple/family to sit. Staff: Friendly staff, however they need to work on their attentiveness. Half of the table I was seated at was served, coffee/tea and the other half didn't get served. And no one was checking in on us. When we finally got the attention of one of the people, he directed us to ask a server instead (guess he wasn't a server?!). Food: Very good food. Enjoyed the meal very much. Overall, it is more like a 3.5 out of 5.

We could not have asked for a better venue for our wedding. Sarah, Paula and Gleb were with us from…read morethe very beginning in working with us to ensure everything we wanted for our wedding was possible. They were always incredibly responsive and open to any concerns or questions we had. They were also super detail-oriented and able to offer ideas and I sights to ensure our event was one-of-a kind. We had a a few dietary restirictions and accessibility needs for our guests and every single accomodation was met with compassion and support. Gleb was fantastic the day of and kept the day moving smoothly but also made sure we were having a fantastic time. All our guests raved about the beautiful space, the food, and the service. We would highly recommend this venue to anyone.

Came here as a wedding guest, it's conveniently located in the city; the spacious ballroom was…read moreperfect for a big wedding; the catering and service were decent quality. This place used to be a theatre so the theme of the wedding was movie premiere of their love story, and the venue was exclusive to them for the whole night, super cute!