Alo in Toronto occupies a landmark heritage building at the vibrant Queen Street and Spadina Avenue intersection, bridging neighborhoods like Kensington Market, Chinatown, and Queen West for a uniquely urban vibe.
The dining room exudes cozy intimacy with soft lighting and welcoming tables, while the lively bar treats walk-ins like stars. The prime marble chef's counter delivers front-row kitchen action. Signature blind multi-course tasting menus showcase seasonal ingredients through refined French techniques blended with global touches, featuring dishes such as dashi-infused Koshihikari risotto with lobster and shiitake, or Hudson Valley duck paired with foie gras, plum, and red curry. Classic preparations like Hokkaido scallop in smoked beurre blanc highlight their versatility.
The Bar at Alo offers shareable plates and its own tasting menu in a stylish, serene space. Renowned for thoughtful hospitality, Alo balances exceptional cuisine with approachable elegance, making it a Toronto essential.
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Sunday: Closed
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