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Penelope Restaurant is named after an ancient Greek mythological figure. We have been in business since 1994, and are located at 225 King Street West, in the Entertainment District...
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Four us before a show at the Royal Alexandria - so definitely convenient - especially with the free parking in the metro centre available.
Service was good and prompt. Food was tasty. However, portion size could have been bigger, especially for the price! I had chicken souvlaki with all greek salad on the side (asked for no potatoes, not rice, no carbs for me) and it was $19. One skewer of chicken with 5 pieces of meat on it. My husband had the pork souvlaki, $20, and had to pay another $5 for a tiny greek salad on the side. $14 for saganaki. Again, good, but would have been great if portions were a little bigger and or prices were a little cheaper.
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Located on Brant Street near King West, The Citizen's wide open space features a lounge area, large bar and comfortable dining room with quirky, sports club touches. Serving up com...
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Pantheon is an award-winning restaurant that has been acclaimed and applauded by patrons and food writers for over a decade. At Pantheon, the eclectic menu pays the utmost respect ...
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Based on other online reviews, the Pantheon is arguably the best Greek restaurant in Greek Town, Toronto.
We made reservations ahead of time, had the much reviewed and loved Saganaki, which they light up at your table and the chicken souvlaki; the large and small portions. The chicken was ridiculously good, the potatoes were incredible and the rice was fantastic.
With two greek beers and a red wine, our bill totaled $65.
It was a good experience, we will return again.
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Nestled in the heart of Greektown, this eatery blends old world charm with such wonderfully zesty fare as grilled calamari, lamb chops, Kebabs and bifteki filled with feta cheese. ...
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The Beacher is a landmark restaurant destination in the Beach of Toronto. Friends and family have been gathering at 'The Beacher' for over two and a half decades for breakfast, lun...
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The service was slow and the portions were small. I was disappointed in the blandness of the salmon. If I had been paying for it, I would have been annoyed. If I go back, it will be someone else's idea and their money.
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Mars Uptown Diner invites you to their dining room. You can even enjoy the sunshine on their terrace. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday. You can get there by public t...
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Mars uptown is a classic diner with a twist -- it's got a fun mars / space theme to the decorum, and overall it's well kept, clean, and above average of what you can expect from the traditional greasy spoon type diner.
I ordered the traditional eggs benedict which came, as excpected, with two poached eggs, on english muffins, and peameal bacon, with some potatoes and a slice of orange.
Overall the presentation was good for a diner. The orange was sliced in twist and nicely displayed, the eggs benny were artistically smothered in hollandaise, and the potatoes looked greasily tastilicious.
So how was it? Well those benny fans among us will know how difficult it is to achieve the perfect benny. This was not perfection, but was above average, decent in every way. I'm still on the search for Toronto's best eggs benedict, but if I had to go back to Mars and have another I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.
So first of all the waitress asked how I wanted the eggs poached -- a good sign. If they don't ask you know you're in trouble. Unfortunately, even though I asked for medium poached I got one medium and one hard egg. Not a meal breaker, but still not so great.
The hollandaise sauce was a little on the gelatinous side, but was flavorful, so I can forgive the consistency. It wasn't the best hollandaise I've had, but it certainly wasn't the worst either.
The peameal bacon on the other hand was awesome. I'm actually not a big fan of the peameal (I prefer standard), but they did it right -- grilled to perfection, and the slice thickness was just right too.
The english muffins were the standard affair -- toasted too lightly for my liking, but I don't get in a knot about the muffins unless something is terribly wrong.
The potatoes looked and smelled amazing, unfortunately they failed to deliver the same oral "oomph" that they give upon the first visual inspection. Maybe more spices would do the trick, or add in some cheese. They were fine though, it's not like I didn't eat them, I just wasn't wowed by them.
As for the service, nothing to complain about. The service was actually quite good considering the diner type atmosphere. Warm, friendly, adequate in speed.
So, to summarize, Mars is a decent diner with decent food at good prices. I wouldn't hesitate to go back if someone else wanted to go or I was hungry and passing by, but I'm definitely still on the search for a really killer benny in Toronto.
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300-225 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3C5
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Greek, Restaurant With Terrace, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant, Restaurant With Bar
522 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1L7
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Canadian, Fusion, International, Restaurant With Terrace, Restaurant With Party Services, Restaurant With Wifi Internet
407 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4K 1P1
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445 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4K 1P1
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2162 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4E 1E4
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Coffee Shop, Californian, Continental, Brunch, Greek, Restaurant With Terrace, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant
2363 Yonge St Main, Toronto, ON M4P 2C8
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