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Private Dining Room

Madge

By Madge
in Ontario: Dining

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Madge

Madge

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I am planning a celebration in mid July for 10 people. I would like to entertain them in a private dining room in downtown Toronto. I would like us to be able to chat and mingle without disturbing other diners. Price is not a particular object. I was looking at the boardroom at The Fitness Institute. Any other suggestions?

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Wine_Dad

Wine_Dad

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Virtually every place has a nice private area. Biffs, Canoe, Reds, Hy's, Ultra, Rosewater (lots of them), Czehoski's (upstairs), Perigee. Take your pick and good luck.

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Marlene

Marlene

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Ruth's Chris has private rooms. Toronto Board of Trade, Ontario Club, Tom Jones has a lovely private room.

Marlene

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Jake

Jake

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Opus, Perigee, Adega.....

Barbara Laidlaw aka "Jake"

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evilhomer

evilhomer

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it seems perhaps the best approach would be to phone your favourite restaurant as chances are that they will have a room.

(something i hadn't realized prior to this thread)

let us know how it goes

Edited by evilhomer (log)

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Madge

Madge

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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. It does seem that many restaurants have a private area, something I hadn't realized before starting to plan this evening. I am going to check out a few next week and get this nailed down.

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Madge

Madge

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I ended up booking the private dining room at the Rosewater. I was there on Saturday and the room is beautiful. It is on the 2nd floor, glassed in overlooking the main dining room. Both the people that I have spoken to have been most helpful and pleasant. Thanks everyone for your suggestions.

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