The best restaurants for wine in Toronto, curated by TastyPals editors.
Fast answers for diners searching for wine restaurants in Toronto. These first picks make the occasion easier to compare.
At the corner of Shaw and Dupont, Maison T operates on a philosophy many Toronto restaurants articulate and very few honour: restraint as a form of generosity.
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Le Baratin occupies a quiet stretch of Bloorcourt and operates on the logic of a real French bistro — short menu, a wine list assembled with actual conviction, a room that prioritizes the table over the turn.
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Qué Rico sits on College Street in Little Italy and earns its loyal following by refusing to be precious about geography.
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Casa Paco has the kind of origin story that tends to produce rooms worth paying attention to: chef Rob Bragagnolo and three partners run the entire operation themselves, on a quiet Clinton Street corner, without the buffer of a larger ho…
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LaVinia has a reputation in Toronto's west end that outlasts trends, and the room on Lakeshore earns it the kind of loyalty that only comes from a kitchen with actual convictions.
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La Paella suits a night out when you want spanish that feels grown-up without getting stiff.
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Auberge du Pommier has been doing a specific and increasingly rare thing since 1987: making the case that a French restaurant can be genuinely romantic without tipping into pastiche.
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La Palette is a french pick in Toronto when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Martine's Wine Bar carries the kind of pedigree that makes even a first look compelling.
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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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Le Sélect Bistro has been anchoring the intersection of Wellington and John in Toronto's King West neighbourhood since 1977, which makes it one of the city's longest-running French bistros — and one of the few that has resisted the tempt…
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Maison Selby is a french pick in Toronto when you want dinner to feel a little more planned.
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Beso by Patria is the King West relaunch of the long-running Patria, reborn under INK Entertainment as a paella-forward Spanish room with a self-conscious sense of occasion.
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Madrina Bar y Tapas carries credentials that are genuinely unusual for Toronto's Spanish dining scene.
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La Plume is the kind of french room you reach for when the evening is meant to matter a little more.
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Tapas at Embrujo has a reputation that arrives before the food does: live flamenco every weekend, a guitarist and a dancer-singer whose footwork is, by regulars' own cheerful admission, gloriously, rattlingly loud.
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The top restaurants for wine in Toronto include Maison T, Le Baratin, ¡Qué Rico! Tapas Bar. TastyPals curates these picks based on occasion tags, Google ratings, and editorial judgment.
Maison T is among the top-rated options for wine in Toronto, with a 9.6 Google rating and 525 reviews.
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