Best French Restaurants in Entertainment District
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- LLeslieToronto / Ontario •5 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoI have never had a bad experience at Le Selecte Bistro. I was there on Boxing Day to celebrate my mother’s birthday. Tony, our server was very attentive and was knowledgeable about which dishes were or could be made gluten-free, as my mother has celiac disease. The food was great, particularly the duck confit. The large party next to us was a bit noisy - it was a busy night - but we had a wonderful time. I look forward to my next visit.More infoLe Sélect BistroPrice: Expensive• French• King West•4.6
- PPhionaToronto / Ontario •4 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 24, 2024Dining here was an absolute delight. The food was flavorful and expertly prepared, complemented by the restaurant’s elegant and inviting ambiance. This was my second visit, and it was just as impressive as the first. Our server went above and beyond, making the experience even more enjoyable. The celebratory dessert stole the show with its exquisite presentation and attention to detail. A truly memorable experience!More infoREIGNPrice: Very Expensive• Canadian• Financial District•4.7
- JJoshuaToronto / Ontario •3 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 20, 2024Noah's vision for revitalizing this mainstay of Queen Street is a resounding success. The interior finds a niche right in the middle of cozy and classy, with thoughtfully designed walnut wood booths, 2-tops, gloriously quirky art, and a gorgeous bar. Service is always personalized and impeccable, even when they're buried in the middle of a dinner rush. The food is hearty, delicious, and has a range of prices for most budgets The menu hasn't changed a ton over the past few years, but its truly difficult to improve on a selection that can feed even the most challenging palate and stomach. The best restaurant in that area bar none, and one of the most criminally under celebrated bistros in the city.More infoPeter Pan BistroPrice: Expensive• French• Queen West•4.6
- LlucyToronto / Ontario •1 review5.0Dined on Dec 15, 2024this was our fist time at Ricardo's Celebrating our annual christmas brunch!! We will certainly be coming back. Food service and ambience was all excellent. Thank you for a wonderful time.More infoRicarda’s TorontoPrice: Moderate• Contemporary European• Entertainment District•4.6
- LLindaSan Diego •74 reviews5.0Dined on Oct 19, 2024We had a wonderful meal here after the opera. I had the Icelandic cod and my husband had the braised lamb. Both were excellent. The Hollandaise sauce with mine was light and delicious. The accompanying vegetables with both dishes were not overdone. Even the olive bread was hot and delicious. Don’t know why this great place was not full on a Saturday night. Great value for reasonable price!More infoVictorPrice: Expensive• French American• Financial District•4.4
Discover best French restaurants in Entertainment District
Explore the vibrant French culinary scene in the Entertainment District of Old Toronto, where a variety of French-themed restaurants offer a unique and authentic dining experience. These eateries showcase a commitment to quality by integrating traditional French flavors with local ingredients, presenting a menu that is both innovative and comforting. The district itself is renowned for its dynamic atmosphere and is a perfect backdrop for indulging in exquisite French cuisine. Diners can expect a range of dining options, from casual bistros to upscale establishments, each providing a distinct atmosphere that caters to different tastes and occasions. The service across these venues is noted for its professionalism and attentiveness, ensuring a memorable meal. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the French dining options in Toronto's Entertainment District promise a delightful culinary journey that combines the essence of French gastronomy with Canadian flair.