The Red Lounge - Toronto, Ontario

Simple meal inexpensive each item around 10 dollars. Respect to quality nachos with real cheese. Burger & chicken burger like mothers would make for their children. Nostalgic.

I have been going to this restaurant both alone and with friends throughout the years. The interior here, especially its decor, looks somewhat outdated. The trade-offs here, however, are food and beverage prices that are and have remained relatively as well as comparatively inexpensive, when ... one looks to other restaurants falling within the outskirts of downtown Toronto and those falling within its core, the unprecedented level of development this city's seeing, the degree to which inflation is affecting us, etc. Now-and-then, you may find the volume of the music they play to be excessively loud, but, I've never had an issue with getting staff to lower it. I've never had to wait to be seated, and nor have I ever waited for very long for its servers, bartenders, etc., to take my orders, deliver them, etc. Their menu allows guests a good selection of food items based on North American cuisine, Asian cuisine, Mexican cuisine, etc. It falls in a convenient and safe location. One can walk into the downtown core from here in about 15-minutes, or just take the streetcar East along Dundas St. W., College St., Queen St. E., etc. Throughout the vicinity of where this restaurant is located exist numerous T.T.C. stops, all of which allow one access to streetcars bound for the Spadina and Union Stations. I'd strongly recommend this restaurant to anyone from and outside of Toronto. If you need cash prior to going here, there are several banks in or near Chinatown, all of which are within walking distance from here. For those visiting this city, post-dining here, I'd suggest visiting the Toronto Music Garden and Harbourfront, both of which are short rides away from here on our streetcars. The Roundhouse Park also falls just off of the East side of the foot of Spadina Ave. The Steam Whistle Brewing brewery also lies in the Roundhouse Park, whereas the Ripley's Aquarium of Canada lies directly across the street, on the North side of Bremner Ave. For those who are health-minded, these attractions don't even take that long to traverse to from this restaurant, by foot, and make for nice walks in milder - warmer weather. Read more

Best bar in Toronto. Michelin Star worthy.

Amazing service, cheap prices and good food. Will surely visit again. Utensils can be a bit cleaner though.

The food and drinks where good. They also have great ambience. But the customer service was to upto the grade. You will have to keep on calling them to take your order and they forget to bring your food. The server instisted on giving tip. I would be more happy ... to give tip if he treated the customer more politely. Read more