Best Dinner Places to Eat in Brampton

"The Drake Hotel on Queen West has its own unique approach to hospitality, with casual cool vibes and an emphasis on art and design. This 19-room boutique hotel is more like a hub that celebrates the surrounding community and fun creativity. A former apartment building, the vibrant rooms look like they are home to a local art collector who loves high ceilings, custom furniture and decorated the place with quirky touches and vintage items."

"The Sky Yard located in the Drake Hotel was voted as one of the best rooftop bars in the world and it’s no wonder why. The walls are adorned with seasonally changing artwork, there are 360-degree panoramic views to enjoy, and of course, plenty of sunshine to soak up in the summer months. And if that patio is at capacity, check out one of the five other patios located in the Drake Hotel."

"Enjoy the most perfect aesthetic and dreamiest vibes on this rooftop patio at The Drake Hotel. This spot is the best places for after work drinks and snacks, plus there’s always amazing music, too!"

"Since it’s located on the third floor of an older building right off Queen West on the edge of Chinatown, Alo feels like a secret. And, when you get upstairs, you’ll find one of the most inventive tasting menus in Toronto. Since the food revolves around seasonal ingredients, it changes regularly but you might see things like Hokkaido scallops with truffle and brown butter or a 60-day aged ribeye."

"Alo has held court at the top of best-restaurant lists (including a coveted top-100 spot on the World’s Best list), and it’s obvious why. It’s contemporary French fine dining at it’s finest and a special-occasion splurge. Indeed, the multi-course tasting menu by chef Patrick Kriss will be one of the best meals of your life."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Alo Restaurant & Cocktail Bar (@alorestaurant) on Oct 30, 2018 at 2:13pm PDT"

"Gusto 101 is well loved in Toronto and even if you’ve been a million times, it’s just so good that you can’t stay away for long. Treat your bae to Gusto’s legendary Cavolo Nero salad and Mafalde Al Funghi (mushroom pasta) and you’ll be having the time of your life. Articles You May Also Be Interested In:10 Of The Best Gifts To Buy Your Boo This Valentine’s DayIKEA Is Hosting Cheap Romantic Dinners For Valentine’s Day10 Valentine’s Day Gifts For All The Men In Your LifeSingle?"

"A King West favourite, Gusto 101 is a staple for Southern Italian fare, including some of Toronto’s best takeout pasta. The popular restaurant is offering customers the choice of ordering directly from the restaurant for pickup or delivery through DoorDash. Five pastas (ranging from $15 to $24) are available for order, including the mouthwatering mafalde ai funghi, which features heaps of portobello, porcini and oyster mushrooms smothered in truffle cream sauce."

"The exclusive Lavelle is a little on the pricier side but just wait until you see the view!. It basically feels like you’re sitting on a beach in the sky. You can enjoy a cocktail by the pool at this rooftop patio."

"The crème de la crème of Toronto’s brunch buffet scene is a model of classic elegance in one of the city’s premier boutique hotels. A chance to dine in the Courtyard Café in the Windsor Arms is worth the price of admission. Sunday brunch is from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm and it’s a wonderful place to bring a first-time visitor to town or simply splurge on your loved ones."

"For coffee, tea, and sweet lovers, Brazil Bakery and Pastry is the perfect place and they have a variety of delicious sweets, deserts, sandwiches, coffee, tea, and main dishes for your afternoon tea and dinner. Their pastel de nata (Portuguese custard tart) is the best one I have ever had, and it costs next to nothing. They also make everything from scratch and the service is fast and friendly, not to mention it is extremely affordable."

"When you walk in, you’ll be immediately greeted by tall wire racks of freshly baked loaves and buns but delve a little further and you’ll discover their tantalizing baked goods. One of the must-tries is the pastel de nata (Portuguese custard tart), which locals swear by with their flaky shell and balanced custard that isn’t overwhelmingly sweet."

"A post shared by Andrea Ng – Toronto Food (@andreasfoodventures). Marvelous by Fred is a delectable French bakery chain with over 40 locations across Europe, and a new location on Queen Street West in Toronto. The bakery has a glamorous feel with a signature chandelier and mouth-watering menu of Cramik Brioches, waffles and signature Meringue cakes."

"We are certainly not deluding ourselves by suggesting that the opera is suddenly gratis. However, there are a series of free concerts in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre from September to May in jazz, piano, vocal, dance, chamber and world music categories. Walking into the Canadian Opera Company and viewing the majestic staircases and grandiose ceilings, it will be hard to believe that you have paid nothing for a fine arts experience."

"The Canadian Opera Company hosts seasonal lunchtime concerts for free|© Klaus Lang / Alamy Stock Photo. From September through May, the Canadian Opera Company hosts free concerts during certain weekday lunch hours (check its website for the schedule). The opera’s company will perform, but visitors will also be treated to performances by everyone from acclaimed taiko (Japanese drumming) ensembles to famed pianists and string musicians."

"The Canadian Opera Company unveiled its amazing building in 2006 in the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. With majestic staircases, grandiose ceilings and pitch-perfect acoustics, going to the opera quickly became a dream of an evening in the heart of downtown Toronto. This is Canada's first and only custom-built opera house and it has a European vibe that beckons you to put on your best ballgown or bow tie."

"The Toronto Post Office was built sometime in the 1800s, and it served as a post office (duh) back in the day. It’s now a designated National Historic Site of Canada, and it’s a pretty building you won’t hear much about. You’ll find a few other beautiful Victorian-style buildings located on Toronto Street as well!"

"After your museum visit, take a leisurely stroll around the University of Toronto district nearby. There are many Gothic Revival buildings worth exploring and capturing. When you’re tired, take a break at Sorry Coffee. Tucked at the back of the Kit and Ace store, this little café is a popular spot among locals."