Level Two Restaurant - Hilton Toronto

Contemporary Canadian Dining Just Steps from the Stage

Located on the second floor of the Hilton Toronto, Level Two Restaurant offers a modern and relaxed dining experience right in the heart of downtown. With sleek decor, warm lighting, and a seasonal menu focused on fresh, locally-sourced Canadian ingredients, it’s a great spot to start your night before heading to a concert.

Whether you’re catching a show at the Scotiabank Arena, Massey Hall, or Roy Thomson Hall, Level Two is conveniently placed for a satisfying pre-show meal without the rush. The atmosphere is polished but comfortable, making it equally suited for casual groups and date nights alike.

Why Concert-goers love it

Proximity is key—Level Two sits just a short walk or quick ride from Toronto’s major music venues. Guests consistently praise the efficient service, which helps make dinner before a show stress-free. The restaurant’s open dining space maintains a low to moderate noise level, so you can chat easily without shouting over your appetizers. Plus, the flexible menu offers something for everyone, from light starters to hearty main courses.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for a relaxed yet stylish spot to gather before a concert
• Solo travelers who want a refined but welcoming atmosphere
• Couples on a romantic concert weekend getaway
• Fans who want a calm, comfortable space to fuel up before the show
• Budget-conscious music lovers seeking fair value in a downtown setting

What People Say

Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable highlight the exceptional service, with staff described as attentive and knowledgeable. Diners love the creative twists on Canadian classics, like the maple-glazed salmon or Ontario beef tenderloin. Many guests comment on the bright, modern setting, and how it feels tucked away from the downtown bustle while still being central. The breakfast and brunch options also get high marks from early risers heading to matinee performances.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers mention that the menu can feel a bit limited in the evening hours, especially for vegetarians. While the space is stylish, it lacks the lively buzz of a bar or pub, which might not suit those looking for a more high-energy pre-show vibe. And although pricing is in line with downtown dining, it may not be ideal for very tight budgets.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking for a reliable, upscale Canadian dining experience within walking distance of Toronto’s top concert venues, Level Two delivers with ease, style, and great service.