Toronto

Huge dining-room windows frame breathtaking views of the Toronto Islands and the lake at this restaurant, thanks to a location on the 54th floor of the Toronto Dominion Bank Tower. — Fodor's

The kitchen knows how to keep customers happy with consistently well executed dishes while the front of house hums a welcoming tune that's friendly yet professional. — Gayot

"Every fish lover deserves a visit" to this "high-class" Little Italy Portuguese where the "selection of plates is intoxicating." — Zagat

In the mood for Shanghai, Hong Kong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu or Shandong dishes? No matter what you choose it will be authentic---and likely well-prepared. — Gayot

The patio is small but pretty in good weather, the esteemed wine cellar is a draw, and the favorites... are all nicely done. — Frommer's

One restaurant, housed in Toronto’s grand Hazelton Hotel, means serious business. The main dining room caters to diners looking for quality food as well as sharp décor. — Forbes Travel Guide

"For the most authentic pizza this side of Napoli" elevated by a "light fluffy crust" that "melts in your mouth", pie lovers brave "line-ups out the door." — Zagat

Protege chef Tyler Shedden delivers on the gastronomic side of artistry with an array of delicately designed dishes, presented in four culinary muses. — Gayot

European-bistro-meets-local-forager, that's the theme at Edulis, a restaurant devoted to classic rustic dishes. — Fodor's

Sophisticated Asian fusion dishes abound at this Little Italy hot spot. — Gayot

Despite its pejorative name, Terroni (Italian for 'bloody southerners') manages to attract countrymen in their droves. — Time Out

Imaginative array of Latin-inspired Asian small plates highlighted by “some of the best ceviche anywhere” and “lots of fun dishes” to share “with friends". — Zagat

Craft beer fanatics will geek out over their collection, cocktail drinkers will get their fill, and lovers of good food will salivate over pretty much everything. — On the Grid

The beautiful and hypnotizing woodwork that goes from ceiling to floor perfectly complements their many original cocktails and exquisite plates that wow the tastebuds. — On the Grid

Toronto has no shortage of Irish pubs; this one's classy, polished-oak Manhattan feel is a nod to New York's famous bar of the same name. — Time Out

For a bit of nostalgia, and a succulent slab of grilled cow along with the essential side of starch, forgo the chain establishments for this storied destination. — Time Out

The Henry Moore Sculpture Centre contains the world's most extensive collection of works by the famous artist (1898-1986), including 689 prints, 139 original plasters and bronzes and 74 drawings. — Michelin Guide

This open-feeling spot is surprisingly warm, given it was once an auto body shop. The friendly, urban lumberjack vibe is created by laid-back servers in plaid shirts, tuques and jeans. — Gayot

The swanky Ritz Carlton dining experience comes to Toronto in the form of Toca. — Fodor's