Best Nightlife in Ajax

"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."

"When it comes to the best places to hang out in Toronto, one of the most popular names is this place. Indeed, this place is definitely deserving a lot of praise!. The Drake Underground is a multi-function venue featuring an amazing sound system."

"– Located on the rooftop of The Drake Hotel, Sky Yard is right in downtown Toronto on Queen St W. Get some shopping done before you head up for a spectacular cocktail."

"Lavelle is for suited and booted EDM lovers|Courtesy of Lavelle. Summer in Toronto is fleeting, so residents make the most of the weather by spending every possible second outdoors. Swanky Lavelle is at the top of the rooftop pecking order."

"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."

"Flame-seared sushi is the star of the menu at Miku, where elements of French and Italian cuisine also complement Japanese cuisine. Using the same Aburi At Home app as Aburi Hana, Miku has an extensive menu to choose from. Bespoke tiers piled with hot appetizers, sushi, sashimi, or maki rolls range from $50 to $85, while sushi platters, which include anywhere from 14 to 52 pieces range in price from $26 to $77."

"DaiLo also serves up amazing French-Chinese fusion cuisine in a gorgeous Instagram-worthy restaurant in Little Italy. They switch up their menu every so often, but their Sweet & Sour Pork Hock and Truffle Fried Rice are both classic staples on the menu. You can also visit the smaller version of their restaurant, Little DaiLo, inside Assembly Chef’s Hall downtown, a food hall filled with upscale restaurants serving up a few of their best dishes!"

"DaiLo in my opinion is one of the absolute best restaurants in Toronto, and it’s also very Instagrammable. Anything I’ve ever tasted here has been so delicious!. The cuisine is Chinese with French influences, and Chef Nick Liu does an incredible job with the menu."

"Boasting a sprawling, year-round patio, a custom mural that took three Mexican artists nearly 100 days to complete, and the city’s best margaritas, El Catrin is one of the city’s most impressive Mexican restaurants. The menu is a mix of crowd pleasers such as baja fish tacos and more original creations, such as braised short ribs with mole negro, corn puree, and wild mushrooms. Give yourself extra time to browse the restaurant’s menu of agave spirits — topping out at more than 120 different producers, it’s one of Toronto’s most diverse collections of mezcal and tequila."

"This Distillery District restaurant specializing in Latin American cuisine has a reputation for its all-season patio complete with 25 heaters and a giant fire pit."

"Bottle Service, Bar, Bistro, Fine Dining, Lounge, Bottle Service, Shisha, Sheesha, Hookah, Hooka, Middle-eastern, Mediterranean, Lebanese, Alcohol Served. cuisine, sports coverage, (8 big screen TVs), Cocktails & bottle service, VIP areas, great and unique atmosphere and ... Fine Dining Restaurants, Middle Eastern Restaurants"

"For those who didn't excel in high school French, Le Petit Dejeuner means, quite simply, breakfast. This Belgian-Canadian style eatery has been busy cracking eggs since 2003 with hefty portions of everything that you are craving or ever will crave. The Hungry Gal has two eggs, toast, potato rosti, apple coleslaw and bacon."

"Whether you prefer fruit or vegetables, there are lots of places to grab a freshly made smoothie in Toronto. Establishments across the city are making delicious blends with unique and tasty flavour combinations and energizing proteins. Here are the best smoothies in Toronto."

"One of the best hotels with a view, the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, is also home to Cafe Boulud and d|Bar restaurants. Chef Daniel Boulud’s French Brasserie serves a seasonally-changing menu rooted in French tradition, highlighting both bistro classics and contemporary dishes inspired by the chef’s family meals in Lyon. Their takeout dinner menu is offered from Wednesday to Saturday, and you can order your takeout to enjoy a truly elegant dinner at home."

"A post shared by Café Boulud & d|bar Toronto (@cafebouludto). Meals to go definitely make it easier to get gourmet dishes for the special day. Families can choose from either a roast beef prime rib, a garlic and black pepper roast leg of lamb, and a salt-crusted red snapper dinner."

"The spot features a seasonally-changing menu crafted by their in-house chef. You’ll find tons of classic and contemporary flavours here. Where: 60 Yorkville Ave"

"No alleyway has ever been more charming than the one at Lapinou, with its string lights, lanterns, and wrought iron, padded seating. The French neobistro — a term for trendy, modern Parisian wine bars — has reached Toronto here, where the menu pulls in global influences in dishes such as beef tartare with green peppercorn, foie gras, and fennel cracker, or squash fritters with spinach, coconut, and curry leaf."

"On Sundays, this new restaurant hosts brunch with a menu that’s always changing, and a half-price wine and champagne offering. Shared plates range from Brioche and Mulberries to house-made Ham and Truffle Celery Remoulade, and indulgent mains include Smoked Eel, Duck Confit, and Mushroom Chittara."

"Little Norway Park is a small park in the Harbourfront area of Toronto at the southwest corner of Bathurst Street and Queens Quay West. This fun family park features a baseball diamond, soccer field, playground, wading pool, public washrooms, as well as landscaped gardens and art installations. There really is something for everyone!"

"If you are looking to stay at a top three ranked hotel while in Toronto, Thompson is open for you and your fellow travellers. It holds TripAdvisor’s Certificate of excellence, among other awards. Thompson hotel brings out the best of lush orange and crisp white in their funnier colour and dressing."

"If fancy is you’re after, The Thompson Hotel rooftop delivers in spades. Drinks here are on the pricier side of things but the quality and spectacular views will ensure your money is well spent."

"A photo posted by Otto’s Berlin Döner (@ottosdoner) on Apr 6, 2016 at 10:12am PDT. This Kensington Market eatery is home to a menu of German street foods. While the namesake doner, featuring shaved meats, sauces and toppings, is very worthwhile, better still is the currywurst, featuring a sausage link on fries smothered in tomato curry sauce."

"It’s part of the new wave of restaurants cropping up in Kensington. Here, you can eat German street food (unlike any thing else you can get in the city) in the trendy interior, or on the patio. Plus, there’s a disco ball and speakers in the bathroom: every part of being there is a good time."