
Toronto · Chinatown · Contemporary French
Alo
A contemporary tasting menu above Spadina Avenue, for an evening built around seasonal cooking.
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Toronto · Chinatown · Contemporary French
A contemporary tasting menu above Spadina Avenue, for an evening built around seasonal cooking.

New York · Seafood
Seafood-focused French cooking in Midtown, with both tasting and à la carte dining.

Chicago · Contemporary
An ingredient-led tasting menu in the West Loop, with seasonal produce at the centre of the meal.

Vancouver · Contemporary Canadian
A changing seasonal tasting menu in Kitsilano, newly awarded two Michelin stars in October 2026.

Los Angeles · Hollywood · Seafood
A seafood tasting menu on Melrose Avenue, with California ingredients and optional signature additions.

Miami · Contemporary Italian
Italian-inspired cooking and house-made pasta behind the pink exclamation mark in Buena Vista.

San Francisco · Contemporary French
A seafood-and-produce tasting menu on Fillmore Street, combining French technique with California ingredients.
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