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There's Pho Hung at Bloor and Avenue road for cheap Vietnamese food; you could go to Sushi Inn on Cumberland but you will feel rushed; there's Bloor Street Diner which is nice if you want to sit outside; Sushi Club at Bay and Charles has really good udon; there's the New Yorker Deli, which is good but a bit expensive for what you get; you could go to Whole Foods and get salads, pizza, etc; there's actually some really cute, nice places in the Manulife Centre; I also really like Avocado Sushi and Salad on Bay Street.
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re: canadianbeaver
Teep
May 6, 2009 12:33 PM
I personally despise Sushi Inn. Bland, sloppy food, cramped layout and rushed (as you said) service. It's cheap esp considering the area, I think that's why it's so popular. Shogan Sushi just a few doors west is a much better experience.
Pho Hung and Whole Foods would probably be too casual for the OP's needs.
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Bar Mercurio and L'Espresso Mercurio at the corner of St. George and Bloor. Espresso Mercurio has panini and good coffee. Bar Mercurio has pizzas. I have eaten at both and they're competent and not too expensive. I have a client in the area and it's always my lunch or brekkie standby.
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Hart House Gallery Grill
http://www.harthouse.utoronto.ca/hh/page.php?id=FOD03Harbord Room
http://www.theharbordroom.com/food.htmlBoulevard Cafe
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Gallery Grill
7 Hart House Cir, Toronto, ON M5S, CABoulevard Cafe
161 Harbord St, Toronto, ON M5S1H1, CAHarbord Room
89 Harbord St, Toronto, ON M5S1G4, CA›2 Replies-
re: toveggiegirl
Rabbit
May 5, 2009 04:07 AM
I do not think the Harbord Room is open for lunch.
Caren's Wine Bar is also in the area (www.carenswineandcheese.com). Or you could go across the street to Jamie Kennedy's restaurant in the Gardiner Museum.
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hmmm what's your price range? are there kids in tow? casual or more formal?
it's Yorkville so the options can vary oh so much.
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