2 Best Contemporary British Restaurants In Beaches

2 restaurants available nearby

1. The Rabbit Hole

4.4

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary british • Financial District

Booked 20 times today

The Rabbit Hole in Toronto's Financial District is a gem for those seeking an authentic Gastro Pub experience. This cozy establishment pairs bold British flavors with the warmth of Canadian hospitality, creating a unique dining ambiance. Patrons rave about the innovative twists on classic pub fare, like the "delicious and unique" Scotch Egg and the "perfectly cooked" risotto. One guest celebrated a special occasion here, exclaiming it was the "best sticky toffee I have ever had." The Rabbit Hole not only offers a vast selection of craft beers and bespoke cocktails but also impresses with its attentive service and vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're out for a casual meal or a special gathering, The Rabbit Hole promises a memorable gastro pub experience right in the heart of Toronto.

2. The Dorset

4.5

Awesome(207)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary british • King West

Booked 33 times today

Inspired by the British coastline and countryside, Executive Chef Ryan Lister is excited to bring a taste of his culinary roots to downtown Toronto. Within The Dorset’s charming and airy interior, guests are warmly invited to wet their whistles (and their appetites) at the main floor bar; or settle in upstairs for an elevated à la carte or Chef’s tasting menu experience. Serving lunch, dinner and Sunday roast, The Dorset offers patrons a myriad of ways to enjoy seasonal, contemporary British cooking and cocktails.

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2 restaurants available nearby

1. The Rabbit Hole

2. The Dorset

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