Best Bistros in Distillery District
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- SStephenToronto / Ontario •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoTuna tostada, steak tartare toast were delicious appetizers. Beet and parm risotto and halibut chowder fantastic mid-course. Rib steak frites main was good, not great. Veal jus a bit unexpected if you don't eat veal. Braised short rib tender and yummy. Nice Côte de Rhone bottle and creative mixed berry cheesecake and tiramisu profiterole for dessert. Live piano player singing lots of Elton John. A perfect Valentine's Day romantic dinner.More infoThe BerczyPrice: Expensive• Bistro• St. Lawrence Market•4.8
- SSueToronto / Ontario •4 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoLove Cluny - such a beautiful space and service is always amazing (I've coincidently been there 3x in 2025 -- family brunch, dinner with friend group, valentine's day with hubby -- all experiences were top notch. Although its a large open space it doesn't seem to get loud and still feels intimate and romantic, if that's what you're looking for. Thanks to the Cluny team.More infoClunyPrice: Expensive• French• Distillery District•4.5
- JJessieToronto / Ontario •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoMy daughter and I came here for Valentine’s Day to celebrate. The service was attentive and welcoming. The cheese potato bread is sooo good! The iceberg wedge salad was a big portion and very fresh and crunchy. The striploin steak was cooked to perfection. The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and very juicy on the inside. The sides: squash was flavourful and the fries were crispy. Their dip pairings are on par, they made very good choices. The dessert - lemon meringue pie is the best I have ever had! It’s the right amount of sour. And the carrot cake was really good too (but I wish it didn’t have raisins). Overall experience - superb! It’s definitely a place where it has my repeat business.More infoAloette BayPrice: Expensive• Bistro• Harbourfront•4.7
- GGraceToronto / Ontario •25 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoMy go to spot for dinner before a show. Easy to get to by car or TTC. No need to rush as the theater is across the street. The food is always good, the drinks are cold and the service is perfect. The best thing is dining while listening to live jazz. Last night we had a talented pianist. A great way to start a night on the town.More infoJazz BistroPrice: Expensive• Bistro• Yonge and Dundas•4.5
- YYolandaToronto / Ontario •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoAloette made for the perfect date night! The service was exceptional—attentive and friendly. The food was outstanding, from the melt-in-your-mouth lamb skewer to the delicious Aloette burger with Beaufort cheese. The sides—we grabbed the tots and crispy butternut squash—were incredible. The ambiance, paired with great music, set a relaxed yet lively mood. We finished with the perfect slice of carrot cake. Everything was top-notch, and we can't wait to come back!More infoAloettePrice: Expensive• Bistro• Entertainment District•4.7
Discover best Bistro restaurants in Distillery District
Discover the charm of French bistros in the historic Distillery District of Toronto, Ontario. This lively area is renowned for its unique blend of art, culture, and gastronomy, creating an ideal backdrop for a bistro experience that feels genuinely Parisian. The bistros here offer a delightful array of French-inspired cuisine, focusing on authentic flavors and sophisticated presentations that capture the essence of France's rich culinary tradition. Each restaurant in the Distillery District prides itself on creating dishes that are both visually appealing and deeply satisfying, using high-quality, fresh ingredients. Diners can expect a variety of menus featuring classic French dishes such as bouillabaisse and French onion soup, alongside innovative takes on traditional recipes. The ambiance of these bistros typically combines rustic charm with a touch of modern elegance, making them perfect for both casual lunches and romantic dinners. Overall, the dining scene in the Distillery District offers a slice of France with its combination of exceptional food, inviting atmosphere, and impeccable service, making it a must-visit destination for food lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike.