Romance is not the same for everyone. For some it’s a dream patio in the countryside and for others it’s a window seat in a bustling big city spot. If you’re looking to impress your date this Valentine’s Day but don’t know where to start, these Toronto restaurants have made OpenTable’s ranking of the most romantic places to eat in the country.
Released in 2020, the rankings compiled all restaurant reviews over a one-year period and gave each restaurant an overall rating based on the restaurant’s overall rating, number of reviews, and more.
From there, they were scored and sorted based on the percentage of reviews in which “romantic” was selected as a special feature.
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While many restaurants across the country and in other parts of Ontario have made the cut, Toronto is home to the highest number of Canada’s most romantic restaurants and they’re all over the map, from Little Italy to Yorkville through the entertainment district.
Here is the full list of Toronto’s most romantic restaurants in 2020:
- Akira Back
- ARDO Restaurant
- Appletree’s Inn
- Bar Isabelle
- Blu Ristorante
- BlueBlood Steakhouse
- Bucca
- Buca–Yorkville
- Byblos – Downtown
- Byblos – Upper town
- Cafe Boulu
- Canoe Restaurant and Bar
- Carism
- Chiado
- Dai Lo
- Don Alfonso 1890
- George’s Restaurant
- Juliet
- gray gardens
- Port Sixty
- At Joso’s
- Unita Enoteca
- Labora
- Selby House
- Mamakas Tavern
- Michael is on Simcoe
- Miku-Restaurant
- Mira
- Country
- Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
- Restaurant Scaramouche
- Sofia
- The Keg Steakhouse + Bar –
- EsplanadeThe Keg Steakhouse + Bar –
- King West
- The Shore Club
- TOCA – The Ritz-Carlton
If you’re looking to step up your Valentine’s Day game even further, hotels across the city are offering romance specials this weekend that you can always book.
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