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Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex

3.5 (22 reviews)
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Raymond W.

I pulled off to an empty side road to call my PR friends for direction getting to the Liberty Grand, and just when I was about to dial the number, I saw signs pointing forward indicating that I was on the very road leading to it. Dumb luck. To get it out of the way, all staff at this venue were as pleasant, and professional as I could ever hope for in a public venue. I asked for something strong following the wedding ceremony, and the barkeep made this intensely good tasting cocktail comprised of four to five drinks I usually would never touch. I tipped him $20, and he took care of me for the rest of the evening. The five course meal consisted of the following: -Spring salad -two pastas -fillet mignon & lobster tail with risotto -some kind of mocha dessert formed in mug shaped chocolate -a gigantic seafood platter that no one was able to finish In terms of food for reception halls, the food is a high four star, and the service is equally as uncompromising. I am still rather emotional following the wedding, so the décor is difficult for me to describe. The reception was held int he Renaissance + Centennial Room. High ceilings and huge art deco window panes, a reasonably sized dance floor, and glitzy drapery. I feel that this historic building is being put into good use by the occupants in a fairly dignified manner. I have no major complaints. The bride retired to the four available suites upstairs to change into a total of four dresses throughout her wedding. I've never seen a more beautiful woman in my life in such variety. Each of her dresses were designer from a different Continent. My favourite dress she had on (according to the groom) costs an amount that rivals most total wedding costs held in Toronto! I almost thought the Liberty Grand was too shabby for a wedding so upscale in certain variances, but somehow this place was able to sustain the affluence, which almost doesn't make sense to me. This wedding could have easily happened at the Royal York, or CFC Toronto. I am planning to visit St. Lucia, and just happens that one of the staff there was from there. She offered me some good advice, and told me about some mountain there in the shape of a tit. Right, and so begins this pilgrimage. I ended up taking home the centerpiece and a bunch of flowers, also I drove the newly weds to the Shangri-La. I appreciated that there was always a doorman, or a doorwoman. I uhh...I can't sleep well recently.

David L.

This is a first class venue for events like weddings etc. Very professional staff, good food and the ambiance here is great. You also pay first class unfortunately but for a once in a lifetime event, just do it! Parking is nearby but unfortunately not free.

Linda W.

We recently attended a family wedding on July 4th. The venue was absolutely gorgeous! There was an outdoor ceremony followed by cocktail with passed hors d'oeuvres and specialty drinks. Throughout the event, the staff had been very courteous and extremely attentive. Even the bartender was top notch with the drinks & espresso! The wedding menu was bountiful and delicious! A salad was served for starters of Arugula and Frisse with crumbled goat cheese, dried cherry tomatoes sherry and shallot vinaigrette. For the first course, it was Antipasto(Prosciutto & Salami, Melon Slices, Marinated Mushrooms,Grilled Peppers, Bocconcino, and Herbed Olives), followed by Duo Pasta Presentation-penne with tomato & basil sauce with grated parmesan and cheese tortellini in an herbed cream sauce, and the entree- Grilled New York Strip loin Steak with a Bourbon Glaze and Baked Boneless Breast of Chicken with a Lemon Herb Crust in a White Wine Sauce. There was also a seafood platter of Grilled Shrimp, Calamari, Mussels, and Halibut with Lemon and Olive Oil Emulsion. And, for dessert, invidiual Tiramisu served in a Chocolate Cup with Kahlua Anglaise and Compote of Berries. For the kids menu, my daughter was served mozzarella sticks with marinara sauce for the appetizer, followed by penne with basil and tomato sauce, and the entree of chicken fingers and fries with plum sauce & ketchup. For the dessert, it was ice cream sundae with chocolate brownie. There was an open bar where espresso could be requested as well. Late night included live DJ, non-stop dancing, and of course, who can forget the sliders, desserts, and coffee station? It was a definitely memorable wedding. The only negative factor were the washrooms (as the Canadians refer to) since it was located downstairs. Families and guests that were attending found it inconvenient particularly for the elderly and children. They had to walk up and down the stairs. There was an accessible washroom in the backroom of the banquet hall that was limited for handicapped & elderly. Other than that, it's a beautiful ceremony and reception hall that's sure to be a big hit for any occasion!

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The food, service, and venue at Liberty Grand was excellent. Thank you to the staff for going the extra mile to ensuring a perfect wedding!

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One of the best wedding venues in Toronto. Staff are super friendly. Food is always top notch.

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“Yesterday I had the pleasure of Officiating the wedding ceremony of Lisa & Stephen here in the gorgeous courtyard.”

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I officiated Montana & Ryan's wedding ceremony here last night and it was great! The space is very…read morecleverly designed to accommodate a lovely, windowed ceremony space which then transforms and opens up to create a large banquet space. The vibe is rustic and hip with a clean, modern flair. Staff were all super friendly, helpful and professional. Special thanks to Zoe & Clea :) I was able to sample some of the hors d'oeuvres and they were super yummy and unique. Not sure if the venue caters or if it was from an outside source but it was delish! Looking forward to working there again!

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