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    Estiatorio Milos

    3.7 (26 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Jenn W.

    Estiatorio Milos' business lunch ($49) is a great option for anyone who has at least an hour to spare on a weekday. If you're pressed for time, just let them know when you order - they'll plan to have you out within the hour, or they pick up the tab. I, on the other hand, was in no rush. The staff read the room, paced the meal accordingly, and let us linger comfortably. With four starters and eight mains to choose from (three with supplements), there's plenty of variety, though seafood clearly takes centre stage. I leaned fully into the sea and wasn't disappointed. The salmon tartare was surprisingly, with large chunks of fresh salmon tossed with herbs and finely minced red pepper, giving the dish a bright, meaty freshness. In the dead of winter, that first bite genuinely felt like sunshine - apologies for getting philosophical, but it really hit home. While crostini were scarce, every table receives a basket of freshly grilled bread and a wasteful pour of olive oil. Carb lovers don't worry, there's plenty to scoop up that tartare. The whole dorade royal grilled might sound exotic, but you've likely seen it elsewhere under its more familiar name: sea bream. At Milos, it arrives deboned and finished simply with olive oil, herbs, and capers. That said, if you're squeamish about bones, proceed with caution as the deboning accuracy seems to vary. My plate had only a couple stragglers, while my dining companion's fish had several lingering behind. The dish is simple, clean, and ideal for lunch, so it satisfies without tipping you into post-meal drowsiness. The steamed vegetables were overcooked, though that may appeal to those who prefer their cruciferous vegetables soft rather than crunchy. For anyone who wants to channel a bit of Don Draper energy without returning to work tipsy, Milos' 3oz lunch pours are a great idea. And if you decide to lean in just a little more, they can easily be doubled into a proper glass.

    Rachel C.

    Came here for their lunch special and it felt like a premium Greek dining experience from start to finish. The lunch special is $49 and includes an appetizer and a main, which I thought was great value given the quality of the food and the overall atmosphere. The space itself is beautiful with lots of seating, high-end interior design, and an impressive display of their fresh produce and fish selection. I really liked that you can ask the servers to walk you through the fish on display, it adds a nice interactive and authentic touch. For starters, we had the octopus and the salmon tartare. Both were excellent. The octopus was tender and flavourful, and the salmon tartare was fresh and well-seasoned. For mains, we ordered the risotto and a whole fish. The risotto was rich and buttery without being too heavy, and the whole fish was perfectly cooked and well-balanced in flavour. Service was great as well ,the servers were attentive without being overbearing, checked in at the right times, and were happy to answer questions about the menu and fish selection. Overall, everything was great. Between the quality, ambiance, portion sizes, and service, I thought it was excellent value for lunch. I'd definitely come back again.

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    Elvis A.

    A solid lunch offering for what you pay here. I am quite familiar with this place as their location in Vegas was my go to spot for lunch as it was an amazing value at that time. Recent trip to Montreal resulted in a similar amazing value experience (they have 3 course prix fixe their though) with the lobster pasta add on as being a no brainer if you enjoy that dish. Toronto location is stunning imo with an amazing open feel that's hard to replicate. Service was decent as well though we should have asked for the 1 hour lunch as our second course lagged a bit . Octopus started is immaculate as ever. Grilled fish is fresh and delicate. Done very well again. At this price point it's a great value proposition so give them a try. Solid 4 stars.

    The chops!
    Alex R.

    The Experience Milos is a Mediterranean escape from the concrete jungle of Bay Street. Sure, you won't get the warm friendliness of a seaside taverna, and the view out the window is a grey slab of office towers instead of the Aegean coast. Here, you'll be dining among corporate suits, clinking glasses over expense accounts--but once you settle in, the contrast is almost part of the charm. Inside, the space is airy and serene. Limestone walls, soaring ceilings, white tablecloths, and the subtle clink of polished glassware create a calm, elevated atmosphere that feels a world away from the street below. A Fresh Start Things begin with their house-baked bread and a pour of "My Sister's Olive Oil", a silky, peppery extra virgin blend from the Spiliadis family grove. It's not just a dip--it's a quiet flex in olive oil form. Simple, bold, and deeply satisfying. Apparently you can buy a bottle at the restaurant. The Favorites The centerpiece of Milos is their fish market--a gleaming bed of ice displaying whole Mediterranean fish, flown in fresh and grilled to order. It's clearly the star attraction, and while we didn't go that route this time, it's already at the top of the list for our next visit. This time, we opted for the Milos Special: a crisp stack of zucchini and eggplant spiraled around tzatziki and golden wedges of Kefalograviera. The grilled shrimp were smoky and tender, the Tuna Tartare bright and silky, and the Lamb Rack Chops--flame-kissed and juicy--anchored the meal with bold, satisfying depth.

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    Alexus T.

    I've been to the older and newer locations in Vegas before and liked it, but because of the bad reviews for Toronto I had low expectations. However, I actually had a great experience here! It's a very nice, spacious restaurant and the food was overall good - although only certain dishes stand out, and its very overpriced in my opinion. The service was also up to standard, and the dishes came quickly. Here's what we ordered: - lavraki ceviche / $47 (very fresh but doesn't have the acidity that a ceviche should have. this was more like a tartare and I didn't like the addition of beans) - Milos special / $45 (this was absolutely not worth the price. it more or less tastes good but at the end of the day its simply lightly fried zucchini and eggplant - which wasn't even crispy enough, and there is barely any sagakani cheese) - fried calamari / $46 (nothing special - very average calamari, and not worth the price) - tomato salad / $34 (fresh, straightforward salad with no issues, but not worth that price) - lavraki special / $153 for 2lbs (THIS WAS THE BEST THING !! It was cooked perfectly. this is what you come here for) - small fruit plate / $17 - daily variety of ice cream/sorbet / $12 Overall would recommend Milos for a special occasion, but just expect that not everything will be worth the price (specifically the appetizers - at least the ones I had). I'm not saying this because I think its too expensive - I'm always willing to pay for good food when its worth the value, but this simply isn't the case for all the dishes. Like I said, the food is generally good but most things are very overpriced. The selection of fresh fish is definitely the reason you should come to dine here!

    GREEK YOGURT Locally made yogurt served with Thyme honey from Kythira
    Winnie L.

    Came back another time with friends. Service was great! We tried the prix fixe menu. There was a lot of food. Food was good but not outstanding for the price. Was not a fan of the desserts. Similar experience as the first time here.

    Espresso martini
    Reh L.

    After having visited the Miami location and loved it, my expectations for Toronto's version were high. I wasn't disappointed, but I was underwhelmed. The service was mostly solid but it was the food that underwhelmed. We started off with espresso martinis (pretty good and unique) but after I finished mine I oddly wasn't offered another drink for the rest of the night. As for the food, I really liked the octopus and the zucchini chips, but it was the salad, saganaki, fried shrimp that were pretty meh. As for the mains, I guess I was expecting more from a fish that costed $1k all-in. It was a grilled whitefish with olive oil, extremely simple and honestly quite bland with not so much as crispy skin to supplement the monotone texture. We also got the steak which was just fine. The entire meal was missing one key ingredient: flavor. Overall, this place is just way too overpriced for the quality of food provided. Everything on the menu is listed as market price - well whose market is that?!

    Their "market" display
    Helen T.

    Love this new financial district addition! This restaurant impressed me the very second I stepped foot into their establishment; warm greetings, friendly and competent server, amazing interior and even better food. They seriously make the simplest looking dish taste so good! I would highly recommend this place for anyone who appreciates good food and doesn't mind spending a little.

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    Janice R.

    Had a great dining experience and Milos. The atmosphere fit the high end setting of the restaurant and the food was also fresh and great quality. Although the food was delicious (the octopus was 10/10) and offered classic Mediterranean assortments, nothing was too special. The highlight of the night was definitely our server who was very knowledgeable, recommended excellent dishes and gave a tour of the marketplace. Overall, Milos was a memorable restaurant and could be the spot for a nice dinner night or a special occasion.

    House made Greek Yogurt
    Patricia L.

    I had a lovely time celebrating a Birthday here and the food was fantastic. The restaurant was beautiful and service was top notch. They're very welcoming and attentive. Shortly after being seated, our waiter took us to the back where the "Marketplace" is and showed us their homemade Greek Yogurt, the veggies, and the all the seafood they had to offer. What we ordered: Oysters (MP) - no comment b/c I didn't have any but the people who ate it said it was great and had no "sea" taste Milo Special ($45) - paper thin zucchini & eggplant w/ tzatziki. it was so addicting and felt like eating healthy veggie chips. the saganaki cheese that came with it was the best Octopus ($49) - soft, tender, and the smokiness from the charcoal was perfection Fried Calamari ($46) - same as the octopus minus the charcoal Tomato Salad ($34) - how can something SO basic taste so delicious and that's coming from someone who doesn't eat tomatoes LOL. It was refreshing, flavorful, and does not taste like your typical tomato Shrimp (MP $115/lbs) - shrimps were huge! good, but nothing too special about it Emperadoro (MP $107/lbs) - grilled version, very smooth and light compared to the fragri. the waiter suggested with try this as a sashimi next time Fagri (MP) - grilled version, seasoned with just salt and a drizzle of lemon but it was packed with flavour. I really enjoyed this one! Grilled Vegetable Platter ($42) - ordered the steamed vegetables ($18) but they brought this out instead. Yummy but I can't justify the price for this?? Galaktoboureko ($18) - vanilla & lemon zest custard w/ simple syrup. the outside was crispy, flaky and tasted like baklava. the inside was creamy and mixed with the simple syrup it was very yummy. I would prefer if they had more lemon flavour to it! Karydopita (free) - they have a slice on the house as a birthday treat. It's their traditional Greek walnut cake and it was a scoop of vanilla ice cream, however a bit too sweet for my liking They also served us bread and a light snack. Not sure what it was but there was tomato, olive, and feta on a crisp toast. Overall, a cool dining experience where you can learn about the different types of fish, "shop at the marketplace", and dine all under one roof. Food was very fresh and tasty. One star was taken off for the price because it is VERY expensive. For a party 5, our bill came up to $796 before tip (luckily no tax currently bc of the GST/HST break). Some of the items we ordered were just overly expensive and I just cannot wrap my head around it. Service was great, however slightly uncomfortable because I noticed the manager would be standing close enough to be watching and listening to everything our service was telling us when explaining the menu and giving suggestions. Sometimes I'm on IG/Yelp/Google reviews searching about Milos and I can see the server peeping behind my shoulder. I thought maybe because they were a new fine dining/ high end restaurant - managers needed everything to be perfect.

    Bararde (?) fish
    Patricia J.

    I didn't pay so I can't be mad about the price lol. Lunch is 2 courses for $45. Fish was very well seasoned. Tasty. Loved it. Lentil soup tasted like grandmas home cooking. This place is bougie and to impress a client. Enjoyed it. Overall it was good but nothing truly stood out as exceptional.

    W. G.

    I've visited several locations of Milos in the past, and was so excited that it's been added to the Toronto restaurant scene. The venue itself is beautiful as is the concept of the restaurant and the staff here were welcoming. However, I was disappointed and quite shocked at how exorbitantly priced the menu is here when it is the exact same as offered everywhere else. Every dish was marked up at least $10-$15 per plate, and to be honest the quality just wasn't the same. Additionally, many of the items were already sold out, but the restaurant had just opened. Overall, I can't justify the cost differentials and I'm not sure they can either. Congrats on the opening and best wishes in this competitive market.

    MILOS SPECIAL Paper thin zucchini and eggplant, lightly fried, Saganaki cheese, tzatziki

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    The tanks on the perimeter of the restaurant

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    New Orleans Seafood & Steakhouse - New Orleans Fisherman's Plate ($39.95)

    New Orleans Fisherman's Plate ($39.95)

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