Where to eat near the Air Canada Centre in Toronto
Whether you’re watching your favourite team, attending a concert starring the hottest band on the radio or taking in some big ticket entertainment, you will work up an appetite when you’re downtown at the Air Canada Centre. There are lots of options nearby from fine dining to sports bars, and we've managed to get the list down to 10 spots. Here are your best bets for dining near the ACC.
RS (Real Sports)
15 York Street, Toronto, ON M5J 0A3Located right beside Maple Leaf Square the screens at Real Sports are so big, you’ll feel like you’re at the game while you eat its famous pub fare! Wings, chicken fingers, burgers and more are all on the Real Sports menu. Also, the craft beer options are something to be admired.
Miku Restaurant
10 Bay St, Toronto, ON M5J 2R8Just a block away from the ACC, Miku is a great spot for sushi lovers. Using the famous aburi method, where the topside of the sushi is grilled, the restaurant has become a popular spot in Toronto. There is a full dinner menu, as well as a Bar Bites menu.
Harbour Sixty Steak House
60 Harbour St, Toronto, ON M5J 1B7Located behind the ACC, Harbour Sixty Steakhouse is probably a place you’ll want to eat at after spending a night cheering on your team, or dancing up a storm at a concert. The steaks are some of the best in the city, plus it’s open late! Harbour Sixty also offers prix-fixe menus and a killer cocktail menu.
Miller Tavern
31 Bay St, Toronto, ON M5J 3B2Right on Bay Street, The Miller Tavern serves elevated pub food. For instance, the quesadillas are filled with lobster, Boursin and Monterey Jack cheese. There is also a decent cocktail menu, that includes a slushie machine! Please note that Miller Tavern are closed on Sundays.
Taverna Mercatto
120 Bremner, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6Get a little taste of Italy in Toronto at Taverna Mercatto, serving up all the Italian classics on Bremner Blvd. From pizza to pasta, all the favourites are there. It is a great alternative to the pubs in the area, and it’s family-friendly!
Bymark
66 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5K 1K2For some fine dining, you can check out Bymark. Celebrity chef Mark McEwan’s second endeavour puts a spin on classic French dishes. Always delicious and refined, Bymark is a great addition to a night on the town.
Frans Restaurant
33 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5E 1G4Open late, Fran’s is the epitome of diner food in Toronto! Compared to the prices at the ACC, you’ll be relieved when you the get your bill at the end of your meal, the menu is full of cheap eats options. The iconic diner is just steps away from the ACC, and serves up some of the best all-day-breakfasts in the city.
O&B Artisan
176 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5C 2L7A quick stop at O&B before heading to the ACC is a must. One of the many Oliver and Bonacini restaurants in the Financial District, this Front and Bay location is spacious and has one the best patios in the city!
Cactus Club
100 King St W, Toronto, ON M5X 1C1Cactus Club is the spot dinner before the short walk to the ACC. Rob Feenie’s farm-to- table menu is iconic and Cactus Club has a stellar happy hour menu.
Canoe Restaurant & Bar
66 Wellington St W, 54th Floor, Toronto, ON M5K 1H6“We are the North” doesn’t have to stay on the court. Dine on some of the best Canadian cuisine Toronto has to offer at Canoe. Canadian food with a twist, the menu changes with the seasons, so whether you’re cheering on the Raptors, or heading to Disney on Ice with the kids, Canoe is always serving up the freshest seasonal ingredients.
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