📍 King West, Toronto

Michael Caballo and Tobey Nemet's tiny King West tasting-menu room — Mediterranean and Spanish in spirit, with a kitchen obsessed with foraged ingredients and live seafood. One Mic...

An art-deco, velvet-draped cocktail bar on the mezzanine of the Waterworks Food Hall in King West, with a conceptual hook: demineralized Toronto tap water rebalanced to mimic regio...

Multi-level Japanese kissaten-inspired venue with 2,500+ vinyl records (all pre-2015) played through a custom vintage JBL system. Velvet banquettes, izakaya small plates, cocktails...

KOST sits 44 floors up at the Bisha Hotel on Blue Jays Way with Lake Ontario spread out below and the city skyline filling the rest. The California-coastal menu is secondary to the...

Three stories of Latin American energy on King Street W, with creative cocktails and South American coastal dishes fueling a late-night crowd that knows exactly where it is. The se...

Pink-and-gold art deco room on King Street W where the name is the menu: champagne, oysters, caviar — done with enough style to justify the room's visual commitment. Open until 2 A...

Sixteen floors above King St W, Lavelle runs three rooftop pools and a full cabana situation with 360-degree skyline views that make the rest of the city look like a backdrop. Braz...

Bar Hop on King St W is the serious craft beer stop in the neighbourhood — rotating taps tilted toward Ontario microbrews, a curated international list when you want to go further,...

King West's marquee nightclub at 548 King — a full dance floor, bottle service that runs properly, and rotating DJs that keep the room moving until the lights come up. Part of the ...

Italian wine bar at 522 King West with a list broad enough that you won't feel lost, and a King Street patio that fills up the moment the temperature allows. The room gets busy; th...