Best Dinner Places to Eat in Vaughan

"Run by one of the city’s most prolific hotel groups, The Drake Hotel restaurant is one of the few hotel spots that boasts major culinary clout. Pre-pandemic, the property regularly hosted 86’ed Mondays, a monthly industry night founded by hospitality legend Ivy Knight that brought together local chefs for friendly, themed cooking competitions that the public could attend. While events are off the table for the moment, the hotel’s rooftop dining area (named one of the best in the world by Condé Nast Traveler) is still worth a visit to try one of the city’s top burgers and sip on a spritz while taking in the skyline views."

"For a more eclectic, boutique vibe, The Drake Hotel caters to the lovers of art, music, food, and unpretentious fun. Each of the unique, character-rich rooms features eye-popping art, custom furniture and woodwork, Malin+Goetz toiletries, comfy queen-sized Sealy mattresses, and unexpected creative miscellaneous touches throughout. The “Art Passport” package includes mini bottles of sparkling, a $50 credit to enjoy The Drake’s upscale reimagined cuisine, an original Art-For-You artwork keepsake, and late checkout."

"Stylish, unique and full of art, Drake One Fifty has elegantly avoided being stuck up in a district filled with suits, all without alienating its lunchtime crowd. Stop by to take in the all the contemporary creativity that fills the space whether it’s art, decor, crafty mixology or, of course, the food – a zesty take on traditional brasserie fare. The ingredients are local, seasonal and the dishes are made from scratch, a mentality thats as admirable and ethical as it is trendy."

"This French restaurant is quite simply dreamy — with its soft hues, floral arrangements and gracious service will leave nothing for want. Book a table for two here to enjoy an extravagant dinner featuring an always-changing tasting menu. Address: 163 Spadina Avenue, TorontoPhone: 416-260-2222"

"Considered one of Toronto's best restaurants for multi-course tasting menus, this Queen West establishment defines a pretty distinct tier of upscale dining. Birthday dinners, anniversaries and special outings will always have a place here."

"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"

"Why go: With a stunning rooftop patio in the West and a brand new location in the East, the brunch at Gusto has something for everyone. What to order: Lunch AND brunch. Folks can order Gusto’s all-star items from the lunch menu like the Mafalde Ai Funghi, while their friends are still enjoying Italian versions of their favourite brunch items."

"A photo posted by Gusto 101 (@gusto101to) on May 2, 2016 at 8:50am PDT. Weekend brunch at Gusto 101 features lemon ricotta pancakes with lemon curd and blueberries. Address: 101 Portland Street, TorontoInstagram:@gusto101to"

"aside some seating for online reservations for groups of up to 8 people. Reservations are held for 15 minutes... Italian Restaurants, Restaurants"

"This place has pretty much all you could dream of when it comes to stellar sights of the city. Their 360 degree views make dining here more than memorable. AND they have a bar and an outdoor pool, so come back in the summertime for a skyline dip."

"Toronto Beach Club brings an elevated dining experience to the east end. The new restaurant encapsulates the true essence of countries like Spain, Turkey, France, Italy, and Greece, through its carefully curated menu. The club offers tapas-style cuisine, so the dishes are bigger in size and intended to be shared."

"After a day out on Woodbine Beach, hit up the Toronto Beach Club for upscale Mediterranean-inspired eats and beachy cocktails. They’ve got a gorgeous patio, especially at nighttime with the hanging lights!. There’s also free parking if you dine here, which is pretty nice."

"The views are unbeatable at Woodbine Beach's sprawling new restaurant. It's the breezy beach destination we've been hoping for, serving seafood and cocktails on a patio inspired by the Mediterranean coast."

"9 When Chef nantana Salanont isn’t teaching cooking classes at George Brown College, she’s serving some of the city’s tastiest Thai street food from her stall at Market 707, Toronto’s original shipping container collective. The pad Thai—rice vermicelli topped with chicken, tofu, dried shrimp, egg, turnip, shallots, bean sprouts, crushed peanuts and a squeeze of lime—might be the best this side of Bangkok. If you ask for it spicy, be sure to order some of Nantana’s Thai iced tea, a cold, creamy, orange-coloured concoction sweetened with evaporated milk."

"3 Before he became known as Kungfu Dawg, purveyor of street meat, Stephen Payne was the head of the charcuterie program at Parkdale’s now-closed Parts and Labour. He went on to cook at Wallace and Co. in the Junction Triangle, then he opened up the city’s coolest hot dog stand on Ossington. Now he slings his homemade, no-filler franks and corn dogs loaded with (also homemade) condiments and toppings at breweries, flea markets and street parties all across the city."

"Bistro, Restaurant gastronomique, Indienne, Permis d'alcool, 5 à 7, Menu du midi, Menu en ligne, Réservation en ligne, Restaurant avec bar, Restaurant avec stationnement, Plat à emporter. Venez savourer un délicieux repas chez Colaba Fine Indian Cuisine. Ce lieu apprécié est ouvert en soirée le lundi, mercredi,"

"Toronto’s Jewish community may have migrated from Kensington Market to North York and beyond decades ago, but Free Times owner Judy Perly has been preparing authentic Jewish Sunday brunches here for almost 20 years. And they keep on getting better. The menu now includes more than 50 items, from smoked salmon and potato latkes to blintzes and challah French toast – all accompanied by live music!"

"That’s the name of the Jewish-style brunch buffet served every Sunday at this College Street institution. Set to live Klezmer music, this buffet coasts $22.95 per person as is stocked with latkes, lox, blintzes, challah french toast, and more traditional Jewish comfort foods. Address: 320 College Street, TorontoPhone: 416-967-1078"

"Free Times Cafe is a long standing veg-friendly establishment in the city. Since 1980, Free Times Cafe has served authentic Jewish, Middle Eastern, and Canadian cuisine. Some of the vegan options on the menu include a vegan burger, vegan wrap, falafel plate, and a hummus plate."

"This women-only facility boasts two Epsom salt pools, a cold plunge pool, a eucalyptus steam room, and an infrared sauna. You can get all the benefits of their water-focused healing without the roadie. Where: 497 King St E"