Toronto · Michelin Guide 2026
All 39 Michelin Guide restaurants in Toronto — from starred destination dining to Bib Gourmand value picks. Sorted by distinction, updated for 2026.
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Exceptionally good food at a moderate price — the Michelin inspector's value pick.
Lalibela Cuisine has held its corner on Bloor West for more than thirty years, which in Toronto's restless restaurant landscape amounts to a kind of institutional status.
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White Lily Diner has built a serious reputation as one of Leslieville's most compelling reasons to leave the house before noon.
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Restaurant Tiflisi holds what is, by most accounts, a singular position in Toronto's dining landscape: the only proper Georgian restaurant downtown, run by the Pkhakadze family with the kind of ownership investment that tends to make its…
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RASA has held its ground in Harbord Village long enough that the Bib Gourmand recognition feels less like a surprise and more like confirmation of what the neighbourhood already knew: this is a kitchen doing genuinely globe-spanning shar…
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Joso's has anchored the edge of Yorkville since 1967, which in Toronto restaurant years amounts to something close to mythology.
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Puerto Bravo has done something quietly impressive on Gerrard East: it has pulled back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmands for regional Mexican cooking that most of Toronto wasn't even looking for.
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Grey Gardens occupies a particular kind of room that Kensington Market seems to produce better than anywhere else in the city — narrow, loud in the right registers, bottles moving between tables at a pace that signals the wine program is…
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Wynona occupies a particular kind of Leslieville real estate — the neighbourhood wine bar that locals talk about in lowered voices, as though volume alone might ruin it.
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SumiLicious has settled a debate Torontonians used to lose to Montreal every time: yes, genuinely great smoked meat exists in this city — you just have to commit to Scarborough to find it.
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Chica's Chicken has built a serious reputation in Toronto's fried chicken conversation without ever asking you to sit down.
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The Ace on Roncesvalles is a slim vintage diner that has occupied the same physical space since the 1950s, its Chinese-motif wallpaper surviving intact from the era when the Lee family ran Cantonese-Canadian food out of the same room.
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Conejo Negro named itself after the Chinese Zodiac rabbit of 2023, the year it opened, and that gesture of deliberate precision appears to run through everything the restaurant does.
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Hoof Cocktail Bar on Dundas West occupies a position in Toronto's bar landscape that few rooms manage: it no longer needs to explain itself.
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Cherry Street Bar-B-Que occupies a former 1920s Dominion Bank building in Toronto's Port Lands — a deliberately unglamorous address, surrounded by waterfront construction, with a red neon sign that reportedly cuts through the industrial…
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Bar Raval has been one of Toronto's most argued-about rooms since Grant van Gameren opened it on College Street in 2015, and the argument almost always starts with the architecture before it reaches the food.
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Campechano opened on Adelaide Street in November 2015 with a conviction that Toronto's taco culture had consistently undervalued its own foundation: the tortilla.
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R&D on Spadina operates on a specific premise that the existing Toronto dining conversation has been slow to take seriously: that Chinese cooking, executed by a MasterChef Canada winner who trained under a Michelin-starred Hong Kong oper…
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Enoteca Sociale occupies a narrow, candlelit room on Roncesvalles — an address that feels more like a Roman trattoria transplanted to a Toronto side street than anything approaching a generic Italian-Canadian dining room.
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Sunny's Chinese occupies a particular position in Toronto's Kensington Market — not Queen West, as some listings conflate — where it has built a reputation as one of the neighbourhood's more purposeful Chinese restaurants.
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Favorites Thai has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand for four consecutive years — an unusual run for a room on Ossington that, by most accounts, seats only a handful of tables.
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Anna Chen's Alma has held its Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2022, and the recognition reads less as hype than as accurate shorthand for what happens across a room of thirty-odd seats.
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BB's — short for Bahay ni Bella, Bella's House — is not positioning itself as a gateway to Filipino cuisine, and that restraint is precisely what gives it standing.
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What Hemant Bhagwani built on Bayview Avenue in 2015 is a deliberate argument that the food of railway stations and roadside stalls deserves white tablecloths and reclaimed wood.
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There are 39 Michelin Guide restaurants in Toronto as of 2026, including 16 Michelin-starred restaurants. TastyPals tracks all Michelin Guide entries for Toronto.
Sushi Masaki Saito, Everyside - Social Eatery & Taphouse, Ariete E Toro - Dundas West, Kappo Sato, Alo, Quetzal, Edulis Restaurant, DaNico, Don Alfonso 1890, Sorrel, Restaurant 20 Victoria, Osteria Giulia, Enigma Yorkville, Mozz, Duke's Refresher St Lawrence, Shoushin hold Michelin stars in Toronto. Sushi Masaki Saito is among the most celebrated.
Michelin Bib Gourmand recognizes restaurants offering exceptional quality food at a moderate price. Toronto has 23 Bib Gourmand restaurants including Lalibela Cuisine and White Lily Diner.
Michelin recognition is one of the most rigorous in the world. Toronto's Michelin-recognized restaurants range from affordable Bib Gourmand picks to starred destination dining — TastyPals recommends reviewing each page for price range and occasion fit.
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