Summerlicious, here until July 20!

Until July 20, more than 220 local restaurants across Toronto--including more than 30 here in Toronto Centre--are offering delicious three-course prix fixe menus. Lunch menus are priced from $20 to $55 and dinner menus range from $25 to $75. Summerlicious invites residents and visitors to explore Toronto’s diverse culinary scene while supporting the local restaurants that help make the city vibrant.

More than 160 participating restaurants are offering vegetarian menus, with many also providing vegan and gluten-free options. Diners are encouraged to make reservations early as spots fill quickly. A complete list of participating restaurants and their menus is available on the City’s Summerlicious website: www.toronto.ca/summerlicious.

Bay Cloverhill

Bar Avelo (51 St. Nicholas Street)

Cabbagetown

Butter Chicken Factory (560 Parliament Street)
F'Amelia (12 Amelia Street)

Church Wellesley

The Cherie Bistro (538 Church Street)
Constantine (15 Charles Street East)

Financial District

The Chase (10 Temperance Street)
Chotto Matte (161 Bay Street)
Joey Restaurant King Street (20 King Street West)
Jump (18 Wellington Street West)
Mossop's Social House (56 Yonge Street)
The Rabbit Hole Pub & Dining Room (21 Adelaide Street West)
Trattoria Mercatto (220 Yonge Street)

Garden District

Khazana by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor (261 Yonge Street)
Stagess @ Pantages Hotel (200 Victoria Street)

McGill Granby

Le Lert (27 Carlton Street)

Regent Park

Café ZUZU (555 Dundas Street East)

St. Lawrence

Amano Trattoria (9 Church Street)
The Berczy Tavern (69 Front Street East)
Biff's Bistro (2 Front Street East)
The Carbon Bar (99 Queen Street East)
Ceci Bar (33 Yonge Street)
The Chefs' House @ George Brown College (215 King Street East)
George @ Ivy Hotel (111C Queen Street East)
HotHouse Restaurant (35 Church Street)
The Joneses Restaurant & Bar (33 Yonge Street Unit #100)
Mengrai Thai Restaurant (82 Ontario Street)
Nami Japanese Restaurant (55 Adelaide Street East)
OEB Breakfast Co. (20 Toronto Street)
The Sultan's Tent (49 Front Street East)
Uncle Tony's (38 Wellington Street East)

Upper Jarvis

Dia Restaurant and Lounge (387 Bloor Street East)
Maision Selby (592 Sherbourne Street)

Summerlicious supports Toronto’s restaurant industry while aligning with the City’s Love Local campaign, part of the Mayor’s Economic Action Plan in Response to U.S. Tariffs. The campaign focuses on protecting and promoting local businesses, strengthening community resilience and boosting Toronto’s economic vitality.

Follow Summerlicious on Facebook and Instagram. Follow along or post your own photos using the hashtag #LiciousTO.

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