Bachelorette Party
I am trying to organize a bachelorette party for one of my friends. We are looking for a restaurant to go to for dinner for about 10 girls that might have a prix fixe menu somewhere in the city. Could someone suggest any good restaurants? Good food is pretty important as the bride to be is a foodie. Budget would be mid-range. And if you have any suggestions for a bar/club to go after, it would be much appreciated! Thanks!
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Second the idea of Buca.
If Yorkville is an option, Malena, then Caren's or Avenue for drinks. Malena has an upstairs room which has a couple tables for larger groups.
If you're looking for a prix fixe, Le Select might be a good bet, and there are lots of lounges & clubs located nearby.
Might want to also consider the new, 2nd location of La Palette on Queen West. Bar Chef might be a good option for drinks nearby- wasn't really my kind of scene, but they have some neat cocktails on the menu.
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Le Select
432 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5V1E3, CABuca
604 King St. West, Toronto, ON M5V 1M6, CALa Palette
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Full tummy
May 13, 2010 12:53 PM
What about Sidecar? Lots of people seem to enjoy the food and the selection of cocktails, and it seems as though it has the right sort of fun vibe. Plus a prix fixe menu:
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You might consider Laide (at Jarvis and Adelaide): http://www.laide.ca/
Sam Gassira made up a personalized prix fixe menu for our bachelorette party group and the food was delicious!
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Laide
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The Beaconsfield for dinner...then the Parkdale Drink or the Social Afterwards. Or for Karaoke, the Gladstone or Cadillac. The prix-fixe at the Beaconsfield was $25pp and it was great.
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Beaconsfield
1154 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J1J5, CAParkdale Drink
1292 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6K1L4, CA -
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re: EatMePls
My recommendation for a restaurant/bar combo is heavily bride-dependent.
1) Bride type #1: (the Bottle Service Bride) For food, I would suggest Buca on King West. Prices are not low but they're reasonable. Especially taking into consideration the beautiful digs, and the quality of food. Ame is another possibility but I haven't tried it personally. Bars: you have your pick on the King W strip (Cheval, Dolce, Spice Route come to mind...)
2) Bride type #2: (the Anything Goes Bride). Gotta think about food on this one. I'd definitely check out The Gladstone for karaoke (always a fun, eclectic crowd that's game for, say, a cheeky scavenger hunt), or along the Ossington strip you have your pick of scenes as well (Painted Lady is fun though cramped, and Levack has a good dance floor)
3) Bride type #3: (the Quiet Bride) I know that Caren's Wine Bar will do a prix fixe for $45 a head. I've never eaten there but it's very pretty and private. Drinks at Panorama or Sassafraz afterwards would be easy enough.
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Sassafraz
100 Cumberland St, Toronto, ON M5R1A6, CASpice Route
499 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1K4, CABuca
604 King St. West, Toronto, ON M5V 1M6, CA
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