25+ Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto (2025)

Julie Anne
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Is Father’s Day creeping up and you still haven’t figured out where to take the guy who taught you how to parallel park? Let’s fix that with this list of best restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto.

Some dads want steak. Others want sushi. A few just want beer and anything that isn’t microwaved.

No matter his food mood, the real challenge is finding a spot that actually feels worth the outing. You know, a place where he won’t spend the whole meal pointing out what could be improved. So instead of defaulting to “wherever’s open,” check out these standout spots that know how to treat dads right.

15+ Best Father’s Day Restaurants in Toronto

Aera

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Taking Dad to a steakhouse 38 floors up? That’s a power move. With sushi, cocktails, and downtown views, Aera makes dinner feel like an event minus the stuffiness.

  • Address: The Well (8 Spadina Ave. #3800, Toronto)
  • Cuisine: Contemporary American
  • Price: $$-$$$
  • Website: www.aerarestaurant.com 
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-258-5207 

Beaumont Kitchen

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If Dad’s into stylish spaces and solid eats, this spot nails both. The menu features seasonal dishes that feel fancy but still filling. You’ll leave full, not overstuffed.

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  • Address: CF Sherway Gardens (25 The West Mall, Etobicoke)
  • Cuisine: Comfort food, Canadian
  • Price: $$
  • Website: www.beaumontkitchen.com
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 416-641-7327

La Plume

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Want to treat him to something French without hopping on a flight. La Plume mixes seaside classics with rotisserie meats and tartare, and yes, there’s wine. The terrace is a nice touch too.

  • Address: The Well (453 Wellington St W, Toronto)
  • Cuisine: French
  • Price: $-$$
  • Website: www.laplumebrasserie.com 
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-258-5205

Oret̀ta Midtown

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Some dads appreciate the little details, like good pasta, better wine, and a space that just feels comfy. Oret̀ta checks all those boxes, especially if you’re aiming for a no-drama dinner.

Luma

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Planning something more dressed-up but still warm? Luma brings out the big flavours with seafood, steaks, and comfy lounge seating. Plus, the views of King West don’t hurt.

  • Address: 350 King Street West 2nd Floor REITMAN SQUARE, Toronto
  • Cuisine: International 
  • Price: $$
  • Website: www.lumarestaurant.com  
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-288-4715

KÖST

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Want to impress without overthinking it? Head up to KÖST, grab a table, and let the city skyline do the rest. The food’s light, fresh, and easy, just like the Father’s Day energy should be.

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LOUIX LOUIS

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The 31st-floor dining room features a two-story whiskey bar with over 500 dark spirits. Pair that with rich contemporary American dishes and skyline views, and it’s a solid pick for Father’s Day.

  • Address: The St. Regis Toronto (325 Bay St., Toronto)
  • Cuisine: Contemporary American
  • Price: $$-$$$
  • Website: www.louixlouis.com 
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 416-637-5550

Parcheggio

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
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For something more low-key (but still delicious), Parcheggio brings big pasta energy. Steaks, chops, seafood—you name it. And if the weather’s good? Grab a seat outside and let him chill.

  • Address: Bayview Village Shopping Centre (Parking Lot, South, 2901 Bayview Ave #300, North York)
  • Cuisine: Italian
  • Price: $-$$
  • Website: www.parcheggio.ca
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-943-6780

The Dorset

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
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Is your dad into hearty classics? Craving fish and chips? The Dorset serves British-inspired comfort food with an upscale twist. And honestly, Dad might ask to come back next weekend.

  • Address: The Well (457 Wellington St W, Toronto)
  • Cuisine: British
  • Price: $$
  • Website: www.thedorsetwellington.com 
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-288-4304

R&D

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
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Run by a MasterChef winner and his Michelin-starred mentor, this spot mixes Asian street-style dishes with Canadian twists. It’s fun, flavourful, and just the right balance of casual and creative.

Earls Kitchen + Bar – Yorkdale

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
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Not sure what Dad’s in the mood for? Earls makes that easier. From brunch classics to plant-based options and late-night bites, it offers a little bit of everything. And the atmosphere stays relaxed no matter the hour.

  • Address: Yorkdale Shopping Centre (3401 Dufferin St #17, North York)
  • Cuisine: American 
  • Price: $-$$
  • Website: www.earls.ca
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 437-780-3228

Canoe

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
Photo via @canoerestaurant / Instagram 

Dads who appreciate local flavours and a skyline backdrop? Canoe celebrates Canadian cuisine with dishes inspired by the country’s land, history, and culture. It’s upscale but grounded, with views that turn dinner into a full experience.

  • Address: Toronto Dominion Centre (66 Wellington St W 54th floor, Toronto)
  • Cuisine: Canadian
  • Price: $$
  • Website: www.canoerestaurant.com 
  • Reservation: Book here. 
  • Phone: 416-364-0054

Kasa Moto

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
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This Yorkville spot brings Japanese food, rooftop seating, and elevated design into one smooth package. Kasa Moto works great for a relaxed lunch or a more polished dinner—it shifts with the mood.

Parallel

Best Restaurants for Father’s Day in Toronto
Photo via @parallel_brothers / Instagram

If your dad prefers Middle Eastern classics,” take him to Parallel. He’ll also love the tahini goods and the laid-back atmosphere.

Casa Madera

Alice Restaurant and Bar
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If your dad’s into brunch but also wants a little “wow” with his waffles, Casa Madera might be the flex. They’ve launched a brand-new coastal-style Sunday brunch packed with self-serve dishes, live entertainment, and fancy stations.

Añejo

Alice Restaurant and Bar
Photo via Añejo Restaurant 

So, maybe your dad’s not into eggs benny. Why not give him a tequila flight and sizzling fajitas instead? Añejo’s set menu comes with all the fixings and live patio music, which makes it the chillest fiesta Father’s Day has ever seen.

  • Address: 7 Marie Labatte Road, Toronto
  • Cuisine: Mexican
  • Price: $60 per person
  • Website: https://www.anejo.ca
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-368-7170

REIGN

Alice Restaurant and Bar
Photo via @reigntoronto / Instagram 

Trying to class it up this year? REIGN is where you go when you want to treat Dad like royalty without the awkward tiny portions. Expect rich Canadian dishes, good wine, and a space so nice he might say “We should do this more often.”

Soulas

Alice Restaurant and Bar
Photo  via Soulas Modern Greek Cuisine 

If your dad’s idea of a good time is meat, seafood, and a proper cocktail, Soula’s is a strong pick. It’s a comfy Greek spot with generous portions, grilled everything, and an easygoing atmosphere.

Old Mill Toronto

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Bringing the whole fam? This is your go-to. The Old Mill serves chef-carved roasts, seafood, salads, and that legendary chocolate fountain. You can also opt for their Father’s Day “Tea” special.

Miku Toronto

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So your dad’s into sushi or steak? Miku’s got both. This buffet offers sashimi, a ramen bar, and juicy prime rib carved just right.

  • Address: 105-10 Bay St., Toronto
  • Cuisine: Japanese
  • Price: $95 per guest; $35 for children (7-12); Complimentary for kids 6 & under
  • Website: https://mikutoronto.com 
  • Reservation: Book here.
  • Phone: 647-347-7347

Chotto Matte

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If your dad appreciates bottomless drinks, take him to Chotto Matte. Their brunch is full of colour, flavour, and enough live energy. Enjoy bold plates, mimosas that keep coming, and a playlist he’ll pretend not to enjoy.

TOCA at The Ritz-Carlton

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This one’s for when you want to make Dad feel fancy without saying “fancy.” TOCA brings the whole luxury package—seafood towers, carving stations, and desserts.

La Nayarita

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If your dad’s the type to start clapping the second a band shows up, this one’s a solid win. La Nayarita’s going full fiesta all weekend with mariachi, live sax, and $5 shots. There’s also steak, ceviche, $7 beers, and $14 margaritas.

Moon Palace 

Photo via @moon_palace_toronto / Instagram 

For the dad who appreciates good food and a good wine deal, Moon Palace is stepping up. Their Father’s Day set menu includes Cantonese classics with a free bottle of wine to go with it.

Lume

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So maybe your dad didn’t get that Miami vacation, but he can still get the flavour. Lume brings beachy fees and a menu that covers everything from octopus to pasta. There are also fun cocktails and a slick wine list.

J’s Steak Frites

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If your dad says “Nothing beats a good steak,” let J’s prove him right. No grilling, no fuss—just juicy steak, unlimited frites, and shockingly addictive desserts. 

  • Address: 1198 Queen Street West / 577 College Street
  • Cuisine: Parisian Entrecôte steakhouse
  • Price: $$
  • Website: https://jssteakfrites.ca 
  • Reservation: Book here (Queen Street) or here (College Street).
  • Phone: 437-995-9999 (Queen Street) / 647-971-9719 (College Street)

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Julie Anne Loquinario

Hey, it’s Julie! Powered by coffee and cuddles from my five feline overlords, I’m always hunting down the best cafés and restos in Toronto and the GTA. When I’m not indulging in my latest food obsession, you’ll find me binge-watching shows or dreaming up my next adventure.

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