Best Kid Friendly Restaurants in King East

Absolutely amazing atmosphere , the live music brings a great energy to the heart of the entertainment district, 10/10 would recommend

We had relatively high expectations given the reviews and we were not disappointed. The duck and truffle risotto were excellent as was the calamansi tart. The highlight was the service which was impeccable; attentive, but not intrusive. We will be back.

I’m a big fan of Aloette and usually give it 5 stars—it’s one of the few restaurants in Toronto that truly excites me. I’ve always appreciated how it manages to be creative and unique without ever feeling pretentious or over-the-top. This week, I went for dinner with a friend. While we enjoyed the evening overall, I felt the food didn’t quite meet the high standard I’ve come to expect—especially considering the prices. For example, $10 for two tiny olive skewers (just four olives total) felt outrageous. Similarly, while the burger was good, it was relatively small and came with a small side of fries—$32 for that dish seemed overly expensive. The fried chicken was good. I still consider Aloette a standout spot in the city and hope this was just an off night. I’ll probably return, but I do hope this was just an off night and that the value better reflects the pricing in the future.

I had a great time. I attended after my graduation ceremony, and the staff were charming. They were kind and welcoming, helping us take pictures they even brought out champagne, which was very nice. I would hold another special event here; it truly was wonderful. Everyone enjoyed their meals and drinks. The vibe was also pretty cool.

This is a beautiful hotel, we stayed for two hours and never felt rushed. Our sever was excellent. But I’ve had other high teas that were just better. One of the breads was a bit stale. Wanted to love it, at $78 a person it just wasn’t up to the cost.