If you are looking for a flavourful seafood experience - this is the place to go! We ordered the…read moreboil lovers combo in medium Cajun sauce with a side of Cajun fries. All of the seafood was so fresh and plump. Sauce had a bit of a kick with a very garlic and buttery taste. Service was friendly and attentive. The only thing is that there aren't many parking spots.

I kept seeing this place show up in my Instagram feed and it looked intriguing so my husband and I…read morecame here for our anniversary dinner. Our server was really friendly and helpful as she walked us through the options. We opted for the Crab Dose for two people. The seafood was cooked to perfection but my god, the corn was phenomenal. The meal only comes with one cob cut in half and I wish there had been more. It was the best corn on the cob I've ever tasted. Our server suggested the Cajun House Sauce so we took her advice. It was solid advice! I had to chuckle a bit when she only offered us mild or medium. (I guess we don't look like people who can handle the heat. Little do they know.) We opted for the medium but it seemed more of a mild to me. Definitely should have pushed for the hot. It was the perfect amount of food and a fun experience. Messy... but fun.

As far as seafood boil goes, there are better options where the food is hotter, fresher, tastier…read more However, the deals here are really good and the staff is quite lovely. It's clear they take pride in their little establishment. It is small, so be sure to reserve if you can! I wasn't as fond of the house sauce as I am at other places, and some of the crab pieces were a bit hollow. What it lacked in some spots, it made up in others; tons of variety, like poutine and pasta and salads. A solid choice for the west end, but if you're willing to go to brampton or toronto, there are other spots to consider.

Seau de Crabe was my first seafood boil in quite some time, as the last one I had gone to had…read moredisappointed me some. But this place, located in a plaza on the southeast corner of Mavis & Eglinton, dispelled any negative notions I had about seafood boil restaurants. The place was very cozy, as myself and my three other lunch companions fit into a booth. We arrived right when the place opened, but soon space was getting limited as the lunch rush came to pass. And we could see why throughout our meal. We all ordered non-alcoholic mojitos first, with our choice of fruit syrup flavour; I selected pineapple. Then we each ordered our respective boil buckets; I went with shrimp and crawfish with corn and potatoes in the restaurant's namesake sauce. The servers brought the boil bags and emptied the contents onto our place, providing a dizzy aroma of spices, oil and garlic that would remain on our fingers all day. We also bought extra servings of rice to sop up the leftover sauce after our seafood was consumed. My shrimps and crawfish (which I haven't had in some time) were all finger-licking delicious, thanks to the Seau de Crabe sauce that infused every bit of meat inside the crustaceans. I would go back for future visits, seeing as how my family loves seafood, and it's not too far from our place in Mississauga!

Olio Grille is a decent option if you're staying near Toronto Pearson Airport or looking for a…read morequieter place to eat. The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere with a Mediterranean-inspired menu that includes Italian, Spanish, Greek, and French influences. We visited for brunch, and the à la carte menu had a great mix of both savoury and sweet options. What we enjoyed the most was the relaxed atmosphere, which made it easy to take our time and enjoy a comfortable, unhurried brunch.

Stayed 4 nights at Sheraton and Olio just so happened to be the restaurant/bar in the lobby. We had…read morebreakfast here everyday and it was lovely! They had an awesome breakfast omelette station with a very nice chef. The options for breakfast were plentiful and some items changed every day. On our last night, we decided to try their dinner menu. I had the Seafood Fettuccine & my mom had the grilled mahi mahi. Wasn't much of a fan of the grilled mahi mahi but it was a very healthy and well-balanced dish. The seafood fettuccine I had was so good though. So creamy with hints of tomato and perfectly fused seafood flavor from the generous amounts of seafood they put in the pasta. Mussels, salmon, and shrimp is what I recall was in there. The food isn't cheap but it's what you'd expect from a hotel restaurant. The place is really spacious; tons of seating. The workers are nothing but friendly as well.

I decided to check out this spot and left feeling happy and full. This review is going to hit a…read morehigh note on the experience and service, but I have a few notes on the price and flavor profile. Service & Atmosphere: Five Stars The service here was truly exceptional... super quick, genuinely friendly, and so very kind. From seating to check out, the staff was attentive and really made the experience a pleasure. The interior is decorated well with a fun, slightly nautical vibe, but my absolute favorite feature was the artistic touch on the way to the restroom. There are these vibrant wall paintings that are clearly designed to be photo ops, and I loved that they encouraged patrons to snap a picture. It's those little details that really elevate the atmosphere! The Captain's Boil: Good, but Different Now, to the food. Full disclosure: I lived in Georgia for 12 years, and nothing is ever going to beat a seasoned, authentic Florida crab boil in my mind. However, this boil is pretty darn good in its own right. I went with the Non-Spicy Captain Boil (which is a mixed seafood option) and loaded it up with lobster, potatoes, and an egg. The seasoning was flavorful and well-balanced, though it leaned a little less toward the heavy Cajun spice blend I'm used to. It delivered a scrumptiously satisfying seafood experience. Everything was cooked perfectly the 1.5lb lobster was tender, and the potatoes soaked up the sauce so very nicely. I would definitely go back the next time I'm craving a seafood boil.

We had a celebration with great snow crab legs, clams,lobster, rice with shrimp/scallops, calamari,…read moresausage...their sauces added so much flavour. Our first time at Captain's Boil was made special with Lizbeth's service..thank you for helping us celebrate birthday/Father's day. We will be returning soon!! Jenny Tobar

I've been here a handful of times and my daughter who took me here, is almost a regular. It's a fun…read moreplace to eat if you love seafood, don't mind getting messy, and have time to really dig in! We were greeted quickly upon entering and shown to a comfy booth. The seafood was excellent as usual. I love their okra. The corn is always perfectly cooked. The Cajun fries arrived piping hot. The rice was enhanced with the sauce on top. Fun and yummy early Mother's Day lunch! Best thing was it wasn't as crowded as usual. We will definitely be back!

Very good food with lots of flavour. Food is always fresh and delicious. Our kids love it as well!read more

Love this restaurant and had the opportunity to take my mom here for a delayed Mother's Day…read more We love the complimentary starters of cottage cheese, olives and pickles especially with the garlic bread. We shared the seafood tower for two that had a very generous portion of crab legs among the seafood items of rock lobster tail, prawns and scallops. I must know that it was disappointing to get rock lobster tail because that's not as good as Atlantic lobster. We also had the Dover sole almondine, which was thoroughly disappointing as it was overcooked Service was mixed when server was nice and polite. The other one was just a little too casual for my liking. Ambiance was nice traditional old-school steakhouse look

Made a reservation for dinner after seeing Cirque de Soleil in Toronto. Had oysters on the half…read moreshell and calamari for an appetizer and the Castile's surf and turf platter for two for our main. The service and atmosphere were exemplary. The main course with bacon wrapped filet mignon, crab legs, shrimp, scallops, vegetables, and baked potato was superb. The crab legs were more than expected being Alaskan King crab and not snow crab as in most places. Enjoyed a double shot espresso to end the evening. If you're looking for a high end restaurant to enjoy a special meal. This is the place.

Booked the Flames Castle for a special occasion. Getting seated and having drink orders taken was…read moreall good. However, on the down side the service was not very good. There was plenty of wait staff on site but communication between staff was quite poor. No one ever came by to see if we needed anything or to ask if we wanted additional drinks or the like. So we found ourselves having to constantly hail wait staff. A large portion of the weekend buffet was seafood. You would expect that when serving lobster and crab the tableware would include for seafood crackers. This is not the case. I asked for seafood crackers from two different wait staff and was advised they didn't have any. So I went to the matre d' and asked, she went into the back and brought some out for our table. If you serving lobster and crab, the restaurant should either provide crackers or pre- cut the claws ready to eat. With regard to the food, I would have thought they would have served some rolls or bread but we had to ask for this special. As well, most all the food was cold. So all in all, I expected more but a 3 star rating is about all I would give.

Our tour mgr chose this restaurant. They can handle lots of people buffet-style. Tables were set…read morewith water and bread when we arrived, however they had placed bottles of a sweet citrus tea on the tables as opposed to asking our beverage preference. Not sure who decided that was a good idea. Interesting because they did come around to tell us about their wine options. The quantity and variety of the buffet was fine, efficiency quite good and wait staff were all kind, however the quality of the offerings was lacking. I would put the actual food part of the meal in the mediocre category.

This restaurant was one of my mom and dad's favorite places to eat, especially for a nice afternoon…read moremeal. For our family, it's more than just a restaurant it's full of memories. At first glance, the place is very simple. The décor isn't fancy, and the seating is pretty basic. But honestly, once the food arrives, you don't care what kind of chair you're sitting on. You're too busy enjoying the food. The food is the star of the show, and it always has been. The food is delicious, the portions are generous, the protein servings are good, and the service has always been good whenever we visited. Everything tasted homemade and full of flavor. After my dad passed away, we decided to go there in his honor because it was one of his favorite places. The moment we walked through the door, my mom started crying. She and my dad had come there so many times over the years that being there without him was just too much for her. We sat down, ordered our food, and tried our best, but my mom was a mess. In the end, we took the food to go because she couldn't stay. Since then, we've tried a few times. We would drive there, park the car, look at each other, and then leave without going in. It's hard to explain unless you've lost someone you love. Sometimes a restaurant becomes part of your family's story, and every corner holds a memory. I miss the food. I miss the atmosphere. But most of all, I miss the memories of sitting there with my dad. Even as I'm writing this review, my heart hurts a little. That's not because of the restaurant it's because this place was such a happy part of our lives. The food was always amazing, the service was always good, and they became part of some of our family's best memories. Thank you for giving us those memories. They will always stay with us.

Walking into Afghan Flame in Toronto felt like stepping into a five-star Instagram filter. The…read moreplace is spotless, the staff are ridiculously welcoming, and somehow, some magical force got my bolani to the table in two minutes. Two. Minutes. I barely sat down. Then the meat platter showed up seven minutes later, and I honestly think I heard angels singing. Every bite? Finger-licking, jaw-dropping, "why am I still eating at home?" good. Service this fast, food this good, and a vibe this classy? Honestly, I'm convinced they secretly have a teleportation device in the kitchen. Afghan Flame isn't just a restaurant--it's a cheat code for happiness.