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Inspired by the Italian way of life, and designed for any time of day, Oretta presents authentic Italian fare with modern day classics. Our genuine service is both intuitive and thoughtful, our knowledgeable staff delivers a Canadian hospitality experience using the finest Canada and Italy has to offer in food and drink.

Montecito is a collaboration between Toronto-born director Ivan Reitman and Californian Chef Jonathan Waxman. At an epic 12,000 square feet with 280 seats in 7 different zones, this memorizing restaurant will have daily menus that feature local and seasonal products that pay homage to Canadian ingredients, sourced directly from Canadian farmers. Located in the Entertainment District on Adelaide, Montecito is open for lunch, dinner, brunch and late night bites.

Wheat Sheaf is among the city's oldest watering holes and is something of a Toronto institution whose continuous operation actually dates back to 18 years before Confederation. As any excellent tavern would, this place features heavy wooden tables bowing under the weight of frothy pitchers and stacks of sticky wings (sold at half price on Sunday through Tuesday). Wheat Sheaf has a kickin' jukebox, a rollicking atmosphere,

The food at this Financial District lunch spot stays pretty close to home, celebrating the bounty of southern Ontario with dishes like ricotta gnocchi with forest mushrooms, farmhouse pork sausage and the signature Hawthorne burger. Everyone raves about the French fries, and you do yourself no favours by passing up the flourless chocolate cake. Hawthorne is partnered with the Hospitality Workers Training Centre, meaning the staff here is happy and well supported from on high.

Little Anthonys welcomes you to their establishment. They are open late from Monday to Saturday and are easily accessible by public transit but also by bicycle and car. The neighboring location is remarkable for its merchants and parks.

Come enjoy an appetizing dish at George Restaurant. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. They are in a lively area recognized for its nightlife.

Here is the Moss Park-based meeting place for the city's bon vivants, a warm, welcoming atmosphere where drinks and hospitality flow in equal measure. Food served within the disco ball glitz of this spot is unpretentious, favouring small plates so tables can share more than a great evening. Some of the down-home offerings include pork rib, sea bass and jerk Cornish hen. The latest creation from Nota Bene owners Yannick Bigourdan, David Lee and Franco Prevedello, the Carbon Bar is a casual den with an endearingly classy vibe.

Toronto pub with unique alleyway patio, delicious lunch and dinner offerings as well as 20+ beers on tap that welcomes diners and drinkers alike. Daily happy hour from 4-6:30pm makes this bar perfect for after work drinks or a night out. Conveniently located in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District, The Fifth Gastropub is a short 5 minute walk to a plethora of performance venues including TIFF, Scotiabank Cineplex Theatre, Four Season's Center for Performing Arts, Royal Alexandra Theatre, The Princess of Wales Theatre, Roy Thomson Hall, The Second City and Yuk Yuk's Comedy Club.

Quality is job one at this elegant Entertainment District sushi and sashimi house, whose clean, minimal, modern take on this culinary favourite makes it a sweet choice for impressing a date or just indulging a personal appetite. On-line reviews resonate with declarations that this is “the best sushi in the city.” Taste, texture and colour are given equal billing by genius chefs trained in the time-tested art of this food’s preparation. JaBistroll — a sensual adventure in salmon, snow crab, uni, cucumber and tobiko — gets special mention, as does the famous sashimi platter. Seating is fairly limited, so reservations are recommended. Sit at the bar and catch a masterclass in Japanese culinary creativity.

Mildred's Temple Kitchen is the reincarnation of Mildred Pierce – a different body with the same soul. Mildred Pierce introduced Toronto to a unique dining experience and established brunch as a culinary trend in the city.

Serving modern French cuisine created by award-winning executive chef JP Challet, The Fifth Grill and Terrace is well known for its fine cuisine and charming ambiance. The dining room enjoys an eclectic décor with an inviting zinc bar, sofas in front of a wood burning fireplace and white linen covered tables creating a look of understated elegance. It is a perfect place for a private tête-à-tête, special celebration, business event or wedding. The Terrace, open year round, offers spectacular vistas of the city skyline and a cheerful atmosphere with summertime inspired décor and artifacts. A cocktail or dinner on the terrace comes with the promise of a carefree and relaxed evening. Both rooms are located on the fifth floor of a century old warehouse building in the heart of the Entertainment District and are accessed by an ancient, concierge operated elevator.

School Restaurant is legendary for our award-winning brunch, lunch and dinner, amazing patios, and great service. Our beautifully restored industrial space is cozy in winter and opens to our patios in summer.

Come taste a delightful creation at Little India Restaurant. They are open late all week. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. They are found in a location packed with stores. You can have your meal simply delivered at home.