Need a quiet lunch spot near Dundas/Yonge

[rsvp7777]

Used to use the Savoy Bistro but it's gone. Need to have a business-type lunch, so noise level is more crucial than cuisine or price.

Any ideas?

[rsvp7777]

Thanks to all who suggested places. Two of my guests aren't red meat eaters, so Barberian's seemed a waste (although I would have loved it!).
We're going with City Grill.

[tampopo]

Baton Rouge is a decent spot with tables spaced well apart and good service.

[urbnmns]

I like Oro (45 Elm); not pin-drop quiet but I think fine for a business lunch.

[ace123]

Oro is a good choice. However, they don't open for lunch any more.

[urbnmns]

Too bad! Thanks for the heads-up!

[ace123]

I agree with Barberian's for quiet business lunch in that area.

[deelicious]

Barberians is quiet and well suited to business lunches.

Located on Elm

(link a place doesnt work for ie7)

[JamieK]

Here you go...

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Barberian's
7 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA

[deelicious]

thanks!

[orangewasabi]

The Sentator on Victoria Street?

[thenurse]

not always quiet... I know, i'm there every day.

[jinxed]

Or go up to Elm, where there's a bunch of non-chain restaurants between Yonge and Bay.

Have had some okay meals at 35 Elm. More sedated/older crowd, and tables are not too close together. http://www.thirtyfiveelm.com/

[jinxed]

oops, I've been meaning to try this "link to a place" thing out..

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Thirty Five Elm
35 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G1H1, CA

[Finnegan]

Pretty much a restaurant wasteland...what about the City Grill?