When you are done spinning around the city you should take a break and spin in the cn tower revolving restaurant. Located on top of CN Tower, the world’s tallest building, the eaterie offers an upscale dining experience for those who can stand heights.
If vertigo is not your problem, the experience at this CN Tower restaurant is going to be a memorable one, as you enjoy awesome views of the town while you dine. What’s more, since the restaurant is a revolving one, the view outside the window keeps changing, and will certainly keep you from getting bored!
The CN Tower revolving restaurant at Toronto was won many awards in the past few years like the Distinguished places to eat of North America award, Wine Spectator Magazine’s Best of Award of Excellence, UP! Magazine’s Best Value Dinner award, WHERE Magazine readers’ poll’s Most Romantic, Ontario Healthy restaurant programs Award of Excellence, etc.
It’s not just the external excellent view that the restaurant has to offer but also the internal relishing cuisines. The delicious haute cuisines prepared under the guidance of the executive chef Peter George with the custom grown herbs, and fresh produce tend to enrapture your sensations. The cuisines are made out of fresh ingredients picked from the local farmers and vintners. The cellar of the restaurant is getawayd at a sky-high height of 351 meters. The cellar showcases over 500 overseas and Canadian wines.
The tropical menu of the CN Tower revolving restaurant follows a seasonal pattern and therefore highlights the cuisines enriched with the produce of the season. The regular lunch menu would charge you approx. $49 (Appetizer, Main, and Dessert) while the regular dinner menu would charge you approx. $35 with the exclusive Diner Prix Fixe for about $55 (appetizer, main, and dessert) and $68 (Amouse Bouche, appetizer, main, and dessert).
Reservations are highly recommended as the getaway fills up pretty fast. Elevation cost to the 360 Restaurant Toronto and the Look Out and Glass Floor levels are free with the purchase of an entrée. The elevation otherwise would cost around $22. Business casual attire is required to dine in this property. The restaurant is open from 11 am – 2 pm and 4:30 pm – 10 pm. Paid car parking is available nearby.
The restaurant serves as an ideal venue for a nice dinner or lunch out, business meeting, date night, and special occasions. Cuisines are presented in a very attractive way on the table.
Some unfavorable reviews of an experience at this CN Tower restaurant have been noted, though. Some guests have complained of long waiting at the elevator and the lobby and food service. Some have even complained of poor service and cold food. To avoid long lines, the best time to arrive is the later half of a weekday.
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