Tapas Restaurants near Castleton ON (64 Result(s))

Barsa Taberna is an Artsy and intimate Global Tapas restaurant situated in the heart of the old town Toronto across from the St. Lawrence Market. Barsa offers a diverse range of inventive and electrifying Tapas from around the world complemented with its exclusive wine list and cherished Sangria selections. Barsa's food philosophy is an evolution of traditional Spanish tapas to a modern and diverse offering that features flavors and techniques from a range of different cultures and cuisines. The influence of Barcelona is the leading inspiration in our concept and design, where hints of Picasso and Gaudi's references are portrayed. Our concept is derived from the distinctive atmosphere, art, cuisine and culture of Barcelona as we thrive to create a vibrant, upscale yet casual experience for our patrons.

Bangkok Garden is located in a historic building, just two blocks North of Yonge-Dundas Square and has been serving authentic Thai cuisine for 35 years, including silky curries, hot and mild stir fries, exotic soups, and vibrant noodle dishes using traditional recipes. The restaurant was awarded the Thai Select Premium designation from the Thai Consulate recognising the authenticity of the cuisine and excellent service. The main dining room is lushly decorated in teak and artifacts imported from Thailand, featuring a gently flowing river with a small school of fish and stones collected from the banks of the famous River Kwai. The Bar & Lounge area offers an inviting atmosphere for appetizers and cocktails, and our sunny patio is open all summer.

70 Down Restaurant and Lounge on Yorkville near Bay offers Mediterranean fare made with local and organic ingredients. 70 Down Restaurant and Lounge is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week. Late night lounge is open Thursdays to Saturdays until 3am.

This is the third incarnation of the amazingly successful Playa Cabana brand (the original, Playa Cabana, is in the Annex; the second, Playa Cabana Cantina, lights up the Junction), proving Toronto's taste for authentic Mexican vittles endures. The menu at this new Yorkville location features lots of the good stuff from its older siblings, including quesadillas fritas; prawn, fish, chorizo, chicken, veggie, steak, pork and ground beef burritos; and a slew of tasty gluten-free, corn-based taco offerings. But this adaptation extends its all-scratch-made offerings to include more wood-smoked meats than the others. Playa Cabana Hacienda is the largest of the growing chain's physical spaces: three floors, almost 140 seats and two patios.

There's nothing quite like a new culinary experience. Lucky for you, we have four sensational locations, each featuring our own take on Mexican staples. They're more than authentic featuring unique menus and surprising eats. So stop by, relax and devour some of Toronto's most exciting non-traditional Mexican fare.

CopaCabana Grilled Brazilian introduces... Copa by Sea. Toronto's Premier All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Restaurant.

Byblos brings the exciting flavours of the Eastern Mediterranean to diners in a progressively designed space. Byblos represents a marriage of Eastern Mediterranean cuisine with strong influences from both traditional and local ingredients. Using time-honored classic cooking techniques and modern methods, Executive Chef Stuart Cameron has created dishes that showcase the regionally-specific spices and flavours of the Eastern Mediterranean seaboard. The menu is a true coastal and cultural mosaic, served family style in a convivial atmosphere.

Sportsnet Grill offers the ultimate sports dining experience with floor to ceiling windows delivering remarkable views looking into the Rogers Centre. A sports-themed restaurant, Sportsnet Grill is a fun, casual and contemporary space that is a perfect gathering spot for sports fans to meet up and enjoy watching games year round. Located at 1 Blue Jays Way, inside the Marriott Hotel just steps east of Rogers Centre Gate #15 or west of Gate #1 and directly above left field.

Peoples Eatery's a-la-carte menu is themed around Spadina Avenue, in Chinatown, Toronto, which was once the Jewish neighbourhood of the city. The menu at once covers the history of the strip, the East-Asian present, and the future, which we see as culturally broad-ranging (though the dishes are never 'fusion'). Designed to be eaten without cutlery, it's a dining experience that is definitely unique: please check out our menu on the website listed below.

There's almost always a lineup to get into this popular Japanese tapas parlour, where servers holler at each other and the music pounds. Designed for group eating, this lively restaurant attracts a swell of fans for its flavourful plates of real food and the energetic servers who deliver it to the table. Carbonara udon, fried calamari, baked BC oysters, takowasabi and deep-fried brie all get special mention on a menu that changes regularly. Staff is energetic and friendly. Sake - in its pure, martini and mojito forms — is abundant, as is Japanese beer and a tasty Japanese soda, and both are a perfect lubricant for such excellent food. Wear presentable socks when you visit; shoe removal at the door is an imperative.

Corkage Fee: $50 per 750ml Rules: You can't bring a wine on their wine list.

RICKSHAW BAR is a rustic, casual restaurant, serving exciting small plates and snacks.Our food is fun, wholesome and most importantly worth sharing. Like a Rickshaw travelling throughout Asia, our menu explores culinary essences from all over the continent and brings them together in a memorable experience. Chef Noureen Feerasta explores tastes you would only experience on the streets of South Asia, so join us for a ride and open yourself up to an experience unlike anything you have ever tried in Toronto.

At Mezzetta we offer a selection of 40 authentically prepared delicious 'mezzes' (appetizer-sized dishes) including 25 vegetarian choices, all very moderately priced. Our menu offers an excellent value for a light lunch and is the perfect choice for an enjoyable exploration of exotic mid-eastern dishes at dinner time. To compliment your meal Mezzetta offers delectable home-made desserts, and specialty coffees or a glass of our increasingly popular Turkish coffee.

Voted 'Top Five Izakayas In North America' by Bon Appétit Magazine, topping 'Industry' and 'Readers Choice' Georgia Straight awards for Best Japanese in 2012 and Best Izakaya in 2014, and 'Best Casual Chain' by Vancouver Magazine from 2011-2014, Hapa continues to offer a winning combination of Japanese cuisine, fun, and culture, paired with local seasonal and Ocean Wise ingredients.

The recent recipient of enRoute's coveted top spot in its 2013 list of Canada's best new restaurants, Bar Isabel is in its glory. A Spanish tapas delight, this pretention-free Little Italy charmer serves up explosions of taste in a range of dishes. The menu is huge, but regulars have advice for overwhelmed newbies: order it all. The feel of the place is stylish and fresh with just enough old-school charm to keep the hipsters in line. The wood-heavy décor delivers you to your grandparents' house and the background tunage enhances the feel. Sit at the bar if you can't score a seat at this trending joint and watch the mixologists shake their tail feathers.