Ресторан · Toronto · ⭐ 8.9/10 · 3835 reviews · $$$$ · updated: 2026-06-30 18:08:17
Address: 66 Wellington St W 54th floor, Toronto, ON M5K 1E9, Canada
Toronto’s dining room in the clouds
Fifty-four floors above the Financial District, Canoe has spent decades as the address Torontonians choose when the evening has to matter. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the room, framing Lake Ontario and the downtown skyline far below, and the cooking answers that view with a confident, unmistakably Canadian point of view.
A Canadian point of view
Part of the Oliver & Bonacini group, Canoe reads the country as a pantry — game, grain, coastline and orchard — and executive chef Ron McKinlay builds the menu around whatever the season and the farmers are sending. It is refined without being fussy, rooted in place rather than in imported fashion.
Cuisine
Choose the a la carte or surrender to the multi-course tasting menu. Expect nose-to-tail Tamarack Farms lamb, wild Pacific halibut with Savoy cabbage and champagne cream, crispy pork jowl with Ontario rhubarb and baby beetroot, and game such as venison alongside foie gras. Save room for the caramelized honey cake and the house Canoe brioche with whipped brown butter.
The Space
A recent redesign, built on Yabu Pushelberg’s original bones and refreshed by Solid Design Creative, leans into the landscape: a sculptural ceiling of mirrors and angled lenses overhead, chandeliers bundled like kindling, woven-felt nods to the canoe and the snowshoe, and warm copper against the wall of glass. An open kitchen and Chef’s Rail let a few guests watch the pass up close.
Questions and answers
What kind of food does Canoe serve? Contemporary Canadian fine dining built on seasonal, nationally-sourced ingredients.
Who leads the kitchen? Executive chef Ron McKinlay.
Is there a tasting menu? Yes — a multi-course tasting menu runs alongside the a la carte, with vegetarian and pescatarian versions on request.
Is it good for a celebration? Very — it is a long-standing choice for anniversaries, proposals, corporate dinners and weddings.
Do I need to book? Reservations are strongly recommended, and note that the kitchen keeps a weekday schedule.
Opening hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 11:30–23:30 |
| Tuesday | 11:30–23:30 |
| Wednesday | 11:30–23:30 |
| Thursday | 11:30–23:30 |
| Friday | 11:30–23:30 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Wonderful view. Wonderful food. Wonderful service. Definitely recommend.
Came for lunch during Winterlicious. The view was stunning. We were lucky to get a standard window seat with an unbeatable view. The food was cooked well but not impressive. I really loved the dessert, but the portion wa…
Reviews last updated: 2026-06-30 18:08:17
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Toronto is a city I've explored my whole adult life, and every now and then an evening comes along that reminds you why you fell in love with it in the first place.
Dinner at Canoe was one of those evenings.
As the sun s…
Kristen at the front bench and Jesus at the table were incredibly helpful, as was the rest of the staff. I came here with family (three adults, me and a small child). They were friendly, the food was tasty. I came here t…
Canoe was incredible! We went to celebrate our anniversary, and there was a cute card on our table. All the staff were friendly, knew the menu well and made us feel special. The food was incredible. We ordered the scallo…
A wonderful restaurant for a magical evening. The view is just phenomenal. A buffet for all the senses. Michelle, our server, masterfully blended professionalism with approachability. Hats off to her. The food was tasty,…
In December I took my mom to Canoe for her birthday. It was just a phenomenal experience. I booked a table early, since their website noted that window seats fill up quickly. I also made sure to mention it was her birthd…