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4.1 (117 reviews)
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David Y.

Great vibe, good food. Stopped by to try the tasting menu for two. Standout dishes were the chopped salad (the wasabi peas made everything pop) and wagyu reuben (every element just worked well together). Service was outstanding.

Gladys C.

I came with some friends for dinner and we had the tasting menu. One of my friends was pregnant and they were able to accommodate her on the menu with no raw food. My favourites were the ikura latkes, tuna tartare, and hamachi sashimi. The rest of the dishes were all pretty good too. I also loved the excellence service, and overall clean aesthetic of the restaurant. Would definitely recommend for a date night!

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Steven W.

I came here for winterlicious and it was great! Had their chopped salad which was plentiful. Other people had the wagyu sandwich starter which was amazing. I had the fish as my main and felt it was good but was not the biggest fan of the spicy sauce underneath. My friends ordered the steak and it was cooked well but came with almost like a coconut flavored sauce which was a bit unique. Overall the restaurant vibes were really nice and service was amazing! Bonus points for having very nice washrooms with bidets and Aesop soap.

Ian L.

I've gone for the tasting menu twice with different groups, and both times I had a fantastic experience and everybody in my party agreed. Right off the bat, this is a beautiful restaurant. The decor from the tables to the bars to the chairs are all gorgeous. The tables have small little pockets to put your phones, which we didn't use, but found it charming. The service time has been very friendly. They were able to chat with us without making it feel forced, and they did a great job explaining the menu and our options. And the food was delicious. I think it's a fair to generous portion size for the price, especially given the tasting menu format. There are no misses, every dish is designed and executed well. Highlights for me include the Reuben sandwich and the latke. And especially for a tasting menu, this is one that you will certainly not leave hungry. The final protein course always fills you up. Definitely worth a visit!

Alaleh P.

We came here to try their 7-course tasting menu on a Wednesday ($65/person). The regular tasting menu is $95/person on other nights. The staff are very friendly and responsive; we got to try some of the cocktails the bartender had been creating, before they appeared on the menu. And they were AMAZING! Our 7-course meal included Ikura Latke, Chopped Salad, Wgyu Reuben, Brussel Sprouts, Fried Chicken and Shrimp . We ended one a sweet note with Profiteroles (cream puffs with salted caramel, pecan and dulce de leche). Everything was fresh and tasted amazing.

Victoria F.

Visited twice for their tasting menu - once the full version and once for the condensed version. Favourites were the salad and the brussel sprouts! Definitely a must try. Least favourites were their protein options... could definitely use some improvement: - fried chicken (it was just regular ole fried chicken) - the steak frites (accompanying sauces were quite plain and too thin... the fries were overdone) - wagyu reuben (underwhelming) Drinks are super strong! Service was great! Ambiance is cute however, the seats by the window are reaaaalllly cold because of the draft during the winter. (Unfortunately it's actually cold enough where you'll want to wear your winter coat!)

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Rachel L.

We tried the journey tasting menu as a larger group on a weekday evening. Right off the bat, our jackets were taken to coat check and we were told there are storage spaces integrated within the table to store our phones if we wish to be device-free. The interior is cozy and has cave elements such as the textured curved walls and dark ambiance. I ordered a cocktail called The Flip since the ingredients sounded lovely together, but unfortunately was served a small glass with mostly foam (and maybe 2 mL of liquid). The small sip I did taste was yummy, but I wish there was more of it for $16. For appetizers, we started off with cheese pastry bites and ikura latke with salmon roe. Both were very savoury but quite tiny in size. We were also served tuna tartare topped with shaved truffle and house-made potato chips. The truffle was addicting and made the tartare a standout dish, while the chips were extremely crispy. The chopped salad was one of the best salads I've had, coming from someone who doesn't typically eat a lot of vegetables. It came with cashews and wasabi peas which added a nice crunch, as well as a delicious dressing. For the next course, we had the wagyu reuben which was okay, but had a strong sauerkraut flavour that I'm not a fan of. It was also very salty, so I wouldn't have been able to eat a bigger portion than what was served. The fried chicken was super crispy and juicy, served with a tangy harissa hot sauce and doused with a creamy dill labneh. The sauces added so much more depth to the chicken. For the NY striploin, the whisky jus was great, but the béarnaise sauce made it exceptional. The brussel sprouts (served with walnut, pomegranate, and feta) was tasty, but crispy to the point where the texture was similar to flakey chips. I would have preferred if they didn't cook them as much so there was still a bite to them. For dessert, we had the profiterole stuffed with mexican chocolate (has a bit of a kick) and served with wild rice candy. The chocolate was dark and therefore not too sweet, just perfect. Our plates were cleared away between courses. Bonus shoutout to the gorgeous bathrooms with smart toilets equipped with heated seats, a bidet, and automatic opening/closing of the seats.

Fried chicken
Jordan M.

3.5/5 We had a mixed experience at Sara. Despite arriving on time for our reservation, we had to wait about fifteen minutes to be seated. We did the high table which is just the bar and it's a bit cramped back there ( I bumped into the person next to me a couple times). It took about an hour from reservation time until we got our first appetizers. However, the servers and service was stellar and everyone was kind. Onto the food. We ordered the wagyu Reuben (FANTASTIC) and salmon latkas (also good). They make the bread for the Reuben in house. For the main we had the halibut and fried chicken. Halibut was good, and the fried chicken was cooked well but not as exceptional as I'd heard. Overall we had a decent time and enjoyed what we ate.

Fried chicken and rutabaga coxinhas
Mina P.

We loved our dinner here last night! The second you step in, the ambiance is so gorgeous and tranquil and puts you in a great place to step away from the day to day and enjoy a great meal. The tables have a little cubby where you can put your phone away. I loved this bc it was so intentional and helps remove distractions. Now onto the food - I loved all the different dishes we tried! We had 6 dishes and were stuffed at the end of our meal. I especially recommend the ikura latkes, chopped salad, and profiteroles. The service was great! Attentive and friendly. I'd highly recommend a visit here especially for a date night!

barbecued lamb, chopped salad, tuna tartare
Sunny W.

AMBIANCE | Celebrated a friend's birthday here. Vibes are vibing indoors, it's like minimalist/Scandinavian? There are 2 separate dining floors and the washrooms are in the basement (washrooms are really nice too lol). FOOD | We ordered a bunch of foods to share, including the chopped salad, tuna tartare, barbecued lamb, eggplant, fried chicken, and blackened bass. Highlights were definitely chopped salad and blackened bass -- chopped salad has so many ingredients that complement each other really well and blackened bass was so nicely charred and the lemon juice over top was such a nice touch. SERVICE | Our server was really nice and attentive, and we were able to bring in a cake for our friend! He was able to portion off our foods and often came around to check on us. VERDICT | Don't know if it's a restaurant you make a habit of visiting, but I think it'll be nice to eat out at once in a while/for a special occasion.

Wagyu Reuben
Steven N.

Came here for Winterlicious 2025. The restaurant has two floors however is a bit on the smaller side. Definitely will want to make reservations ahead of time. A fun fact about their tables, they have a compartment in the middle of the table for people to put their phones. This is great if you want people to be in the moment instead of on their phones. With our Winterlicious menu, we also got the Ikura Latkes. This was absolutely delicious and felt like it was elevated Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese Crackers. For the appetizers we got the Ahi Tuna Tartare. This tastes amazing with its truffle flavours. We also got the Wagyu Reuben was also great and really resembled a Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich. For the main dishes we got the Argentinian Shrimp, not very much was remembered (all I remember was that it was good ) as this dish was eclipsed by the Fried Chicken. The Fried Chicken is by far the best I have ever had. Chicken was very juicy, breading was very soft, and paired with the sauces it was just absolutely amazing. The portions were huge as well and I could barely get myself to finish it all. To finish, for deserts we got the Profiterole and Sara Mess. Both desserts were delicious and very light to finish our meals.

Lester C.

Yum! SARA was a cool spot. Had the tasting menu on a Wednesday and all the dishes were tasty (and I believe it was discounted). I really enjoyed the appetizer and also felt like the dishes were well curated. Will be back!

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Lawrence C.

A bit of a letdown to have dined here. I expected a larger menu, and better service from this restaurant which appeared on the Michelin website. Considering I had numerous email communications with the restaurant prior to arrival and made the reservation months in advance for my wife's birthday, it was disappointing the management didn't see fit to save a nice table for us. Our server Doug was more interested in socializing with the table of 4 women seated next to us, and he only appeared twice following taking our order. Food was flavorful. But nothing exotic. As other have stated, "Nothing stood out." Drinks totaled $97 and food was $122.

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