Constantine - Toronto

The restaurant has a trendy New York ambiance. It feels a bit strange to walk past the oddly positioned hotel reception to reach the dining area, but the food is impressively creative. It's on the pricier side, but definitely worth it. The service is excellent, and it's conveniently located near the theater. I've dined there multiple times.

The restaurant had a pleasant interior, with comfortable seating and lovely decor. The food was average. I ordered a three-course dinner and began with soup, which was tasty but unfortunately served lukewarm. I'm surprised they didn’t check to ensure it was hot. The rest of the meal was fine, and my main course was served hot. Overall, it was a nice experience, but I’m uncertain if I would return.

We visited the restaurant for a pre-theater dinner during Winterlicious before attending a production of Uncle Vanya at the CAA Mirvish Theatre. We started with perfectly fried artichokes accompanied by avocado aioli, followed by sable fish (also known as butterfish or black cod) served with mussels on a flavorful bed of tomato and fennel broth. For dessert, we indulged in either a delightful layered banana pudding or apple baklava. The service was prompt and professional, accommodating our theater schedule and allowing us to fully savor each delicious course.

Excellent location and value for money. Food and drinks were tasty! Dining room tables were nicely spread out and it was easy to carry a conversation without the ambiant noise being load from neighbouring tables. Highly recommend.

Service was very slow, took an hour to get a drink, then another 30 mins. Food seemed a bit overpriced (breakfast sandwich came with chips, not actual potatoes). Sound system was crackling during drag brunch songs.Focus on training your serving staff.