Bloor Street Diner (The Manulife Centre) says...
Originally opened in 1981, The Bloor Street Diner underwent a transformation in the late nineties to become a blend of American Diner and French Brasserie. The new location at Manulife Centre features a Provencal themed café, dining room, patio... More and billiards area. After 27 years and over 5,000,000 happy guests The Bloor Street Diner is a true Toronto tradition. The "Diner" is famous for Provencal themed rotisserie items, slowly roasted on the French rotisserie as well as great burgers, one of Toronto's best Caesars and a Cobb salad to die for.
"Sometimes it just takes a gleaming steel rotisserie filled with row upon row of plump, free-range chickens roasting to a gleaming golden brown, to make you see things in a whole new light."
Sara Waxman
"The hottest place to be this summer is not the South of France, it's South of Bloor, on Bay Street (The Bloor Street Diner)."
WHERE Toronto
"It's the skewers of whole free-range chickens, plump, golden-skinned, and turning and basting in their own juices that set me salivating. A half one of these three-pound birds with scrumptious mashed potatoes and a fragrant dollop of garlic mayonnaise textured with sun-dried tomatoes, is one of the best meals in the city."
The Toronto Sun
"The old Bloor Street Diner reincarnates itself in a new Frenchified mega-complex revolving around an open kitchen featuring state-of-the-art rotisseries from France."
"It's the menu of the more casual Le Caf?ith les pool tables and a terrace overlooking Bay that's most engaging. Here one is at ease, whether sipping and reading at midday or satiating late-night hunger pangs?
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