CLAY Customer Reviews
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Set on the third floor of the Gardiner Museum, CLAY is a modern and airy restaurant serving Contemporary Canadian cuisine with an artistic flair. Just steps from Queen’s Park and a short walk to many of Toronto’s major concert venues, CLAY blends seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients with a stylish, gallery-inspired dining space. Whether you're headed to a show or just exploring the city, this spot offers a refined yet relaxed experience.
CLAY’s central location makes it a smart choice for pre-show dining, especially if you're catching a performance nearby at Roy Thomson Hall or Massey Hall. The space is quiet enough to chat with friends pre-concert, yet still feels social and energized. Service is efficient and attentive, helping you dine well and make it to your seat on time. For early show-goers, the restaurant's lunch and early dinner hours work perfectly.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable love CLAY’s beautifully presented dishes, especially the seasonal mains and plant-forward options. Guests describe the atmosphere as “calm, elegant, and inspiring”, with views overlooking Queen’s Park adding to the ambiance. Many praise the staff for being friendly and knowledgeable, and note the museum connection adds a unique cultural touch to the dining experience.
Some diners note that evening hours can be limited, so it’s best for earlier meals before a concert. Others mention that the menu is on the smaller side, though most agree the quality makes up for it. If you're looking for a bustling, high-energy vibe, this may feel a bit more serene than expected.
CLAY is a creative and convenient spot for concert-goers who want a thoughtful meal in a stylish, art-filled setting—without straying far from the music.
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