The Bentwood Toronto Customer Reviews
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Located at 1 York Street in downtown Toronto, The Bentwood Toronto offers a modern, upscale take on Canadian cuisine with a sleek, urban vibe. Just a short walk from the city’s biggest concert halls and arenas, this polished brasserie-style restaurant blends warm hospitality with a refined menu, earning it praise from locals and travelers alike.
With its chic interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a menu that celebrates local ingredients, The Bentwood is a favorite for both casual bites and elegant dinners. Expect creative spins on Canadian classics, from fresh seafood to seasonal vegetables sourced from Ontario farms.
Location, location, location. The Bentwood is just minutes from major music venues in the Harbourfront and Entertainment Districts, making it an ideal stop before or after a show. Guests appreciate the relaxed yet upscale atmosphere that allows for easy conversation without overwhelming noise. The service is known for being efficient and attentive, so you won't be watching the clock before your concert. Plus, the thoughtful wine list and expertly crafted cocktails make it a great place to start your night out.
Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable highlight the beautiful setting and attention to detail in both food and service. Guests rave about the artful presentation of dishes and the thoughtful local touches in the menu. Many mention it as a “perfect pre-concert dinner spot” thanks to its proximity to venues and easy access to transit. The atmosphere is often described as “warm, modern, and welcoming.”
While most reviews are glowing, a few guests have noted that prices can feel a bit high for portion sizes, especially during dinner service. On busy event nights, reservations are essential, as the space can fill up quickly. And while the ambiance is perfect for conversation, those looking for a faster, casual bite might find it a bit more refined than expected.
The Bentwood Toronto is a stylish, conveniently located spot offering elevated Canadian cuisine—perfect for concert-goers looking to dine well without straying far from the music.
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kathy, Baltimore Sun, 3 December 2023
Taco bowl was very bland with two very small halves of a soft taco shell on the side and luke warm when served.
Liked: Wait staff very accommodating and wonderful.
Disliked: Food was terrible.