15+ Must-Try Restaurants in Toronto This Fall

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This fall, many restaurants are offering seasonal menus and unique dining experiences. From Italian to Thai to Canadian-inspired dishes, these must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall have options for lunch, dinner, and special occasions.

Here’s a list to help you explore the diversity and greatness of Toronto’s dining scene.

Arbequina Restaurant

Arbequina Restaurant, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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Arbequina Restaurant is one of the best must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall, offering Arabic cuisine with a modern approach, created by Chef Moeen Abuzaid and his wife. The menu changes with the seasons and uses locally sourced ingredients.

Casa Paco

Casa Paco
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Casa Paco serves dishes influenced by family heritage and Spanish cuisine, using seasonal Canadian ingredients. The restaurant offers set menus with shared main courses. A selection of cocktails, zero-proof drinks, and amaros are available.

Bar Prima

Bar Prima, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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Bssr Prima serves Italian-American dishes such as spaghetti all’amatriciana and veal chop marsala. The restaurant offers a curated wine list featuring Italian classics and natural bottles.

  • Website: https://barprima.ca
  • Star Rating: 4.5
  • Where: 1136 Queen Street West, Toronto
  • Price: $$$$

Don Alfonso 1890

Don Alfonso 1890
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Michelin-starred Italian cuisine served with skyline or lake views on the 38th floor. The restaurant offers an eight-course tasting menu with seasonal and specialty ingredients. A reserve wine list features rare European selections.

20 Victoria

20 Victoria
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20 Victoria serves seasonal cuisine with a focus on seafood and vegetables sourced from Ontario. The restaurant offers a seven-course tasting menu and an à la carte option at the bar.

Actinolite

Actinolite
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Actinolite serves Canadian cuisine with tasting menus that change daily. Ingredients are sourced locally and foraged by the chef to highlight seasonal flavors. Dishes combine vegetables, seafood, and meats with inventive techniques for a unique experience.

Restaurant Lucie

Restaurant Lucie, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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Restaurant Lucie serves French cuisine with tasting and à la carte menus. Meals combine classic techniques with modern approaches. Lunch and dinner options highlight seasonal ingredients.

Richmond Station

Richmond Station, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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Richmond Station serves Canadian cuisine with dishes like the Station Burger and a rotating chef’s tasting menu. Lunch, dinner, and special gatherings are available with hospitality included in the pricing.

DaNico

DaNico, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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DaNico serves contemporary Italian cuisine with tasting and à la carte options. Dishes blend traditional Italian flavors with subtle Asian influences. Ingredients are sourced locally and sustainably.

PAI

PAI Northern Thai Kitchen, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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PAI serves Northern Thai cuisine with dishes inspired by family recipes and street market cooking. The restaurant focuses on authentic flavors using fresh, seasonal ingredients.

  • Website: https://paitoronto.com
  • Star Rating: 4.6
  • Where: 18 Duncan St, Toronto & 2335 Yonge St., Toronto
  • Price: $$

Harriet’s Rooftop

Harriet’s Rooftop
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Harriet’s Rooftop serves Asian inspired small plates and cocktails with views of Toronto. The rooftop offers light bites, wellness and craft cocktails. Lunch, dinner, and drinks are available in a rooftop setting.

Black + Blue

Black + Blue
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Black + Blue serves steakhouse cuisine with dishes like Kobe beef and classic cuts. The restaurant offers a three-course menu, brunch, and weekend specials. Seasonal sides and accompaniments are included with meals.

Rasa

Rasa Bar
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Rasa serves Canadian cuisine with dishes like chickpea fritters, truffle gnudi, and beef cheek burgers. The restaurant offers a rotating menu featuring seafood, meat, and vegetable dishes. Lunch and dinner options include hearty portions designed for sharing.

Mamakas Taverna

Mamakas Taverna
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Mamakas Taverna serves Greek and Aegean cuisine with dishes like grilled lamb, seafood, and shared meze plates. The restaurant offers lunch, dinner, and a prix fixe menu. Ingredients are sourced to reflect traditional Mediterranean flavors.

Ramen Isshin

Ramen Isshin, must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall
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Ramen Isshin serves Japanese cuisine with a focus on ramen bowls, including Wok-Fried Red Miso, Tsukemen, and Black Sesame Tan Tan Noodles. The restaurant offers vegetarian options and appetizers. Ingredients and broths are prepared in-house to create unique flavors.

Byblos Downtown

Byblos Downtown
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Byblos offers Eastern Mediterranean dishes that combine traditional recipes with local ingredients. Meals are served family-style, featuring flavors and spices from the region’s coastal cuisine.

For anyone looking for meals, drinks, or shared plates, these must-try restaurants in Toronto this fall provide a range of food options and experiences across the city. For more of the best in the Restaurant scene, check out the Best Thai Restaurants in Toronto.

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