Monday, 5 January 2015

360 Restaurant Review

360 Cafe CN Tower Restaurant Review 

Vegetarian lunch prix fixe
2 courses $55
3 courses $67
appetizer (choice of)
BUTTERNUT SQUASH BISQUE
Toasted pumpkin seed crème fraiche
ORGANIC BABY KALE, BLACK CURRANT AND PINE NUT SALAD
Aged Pecorino cheese, Niagara Pinot Noir vinaigrette
PRESERVED TOMATO AND GOAT CHEESE TART
Wild watercress salad, black olive vinaigrette
ZUCCHINI CARPACCIO
Arugula, watercress, shaved Parmesan cheese, lemon juice and olive oil
main (choice of)
WHOLE WHEAT SPAGHETTI WITH VEGETARIAN BOLOGNAISE
Dried cherry tomatoes, grated Parmesan cheese
EAST ASIAN CRISPY BABY EGGPLANT
WITH CURRIED VEGETABLE PROTEIN
Crispy shallots, toasted coconut paneer
CAVATELLI WITH RAPINI AND OVEN DRIED TOMATOES
Kalamata olives, grated Parmesan cheese
A SELECTION OF SEASONAL VEGETABLES
Either grilled or steamed with olivada and aïoli a choice of sides
Sides: Baked potato with sour cream, Sweet Potato fries,
chive mashed potatoes, Yukon Gold frites
side dishes $9
ROASTED ROOT VEGETABLES
BAKED POTATO WITH SOUR CREAM AND CHIVE BUTTER
SAUTÉED FORAGED MUSHROOMS WITH THYME
YUKON GOLD FRITES WITH TRUFFLE AÏOLI
FRENCH BEANS AMANDINE
SWEET POTATO FRIES WITH LEMON AÏOLI
BROCCOLINI WITH PARMESAN CHEESE
CANNELLINI BEAN STEW
YUKON GOLD MASHED POTATOES
dessert (choice of)
NIAGARA APPLE AND CRANBERRY CRUMBLE TART
Vanilla bean ice cream, lavender crème Anglaise
WARM MAPLE WALNUT TART
Québec maple syrup ice cream
LINDT DARK CHOCOLATE LAVA CAKE
Espresso crème Anglaise, milk chocolate ice cream
VANILLA YOGURT, ORANGE CURD PARFAIT
Pistachio sable cookies, wild flower honey, Ontario gooseberry jam
ICE CREAM (choice of)
Vanilla bean, maple syrup, Lindt milk chocolate
SORBET (choice of)
Raspberry, mango 

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I went to the 360 Restaurant in the CN tower while I was in Toronto during the winter break. After struggling to find a restaurant with a vegetarian menu, and foods to relate to my blog, I finally found this restaurant and decided to make a trip out of it! Since I have an exchange student living with me right now, and we were going to Toronto anyways, it turned out to be the perfect place to go! Sight seeing and an amazing menu! But was is really as great as it seemed?

This restaurant was  amazing!

My family and I went to the CN Tower during the afternoon, and decided to go to the 360 Restaurant for dinner. The view at our table was absolutely amazing, and as soon as we walked in we noticed the wonderful setting of the restaurant. I was impressed to see they had a full vegetarian menu with plenty of options. I decided to have the "whole wheat spaghetti with vegetarian bolognaise' as my main dish and a "warm maple tart" as my desert. 

While ordering our meals the staff was very welcoming, friendly and professional. While waiting for our food we enjoyed the miraculous view. We had to wait a long time for our meals, but once we got them they were hot and fresh. The food was very well presented and looked delicious, but I have to say I was slightly disappointed when I tasted my main course. The spaghetti was very bland and tasteless. My family said that their meals were alright, but not exactly what they expected. My Mom however said that her "Alberta AAA Beef Tenderloin" was perfectly done and tasted great, but I was unable to try it since I'm a vegetarian. We were all hoping the deserts would make up for it though, and they did!

The desert was amazing. My maple tart's presentation was wonderful. When I took a bite of it it was warm and chewy, and not too sweet. It had just enough taste of maple where it was enjoyable and not too overpowering and strong. By far one of the best deserts I've had for a while. While I wasn't able to take a picture of my desert, I found a picture of the maple tart online shown below.


http://s3.amazonaws.com/foodspotting-ec2/reviews/5091853/thumb_600.jpg?1415224063

The restaurant requires a reservation since it is always so busy. You can make a reservation by calling 416-362-5411 or online. The website to find all the information you need is: http://www.cntower.ca/en-ca/360-restaurant/overview.html





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