Rendez-Vous - Toronto, Ontario
Rendez-Vous is a charming and inviting spot nestled in the heart of Toronto, renowned for its rich culinary offerings and cozy atmosphere. This gem is perfect for food enthusiasts looking for an unforgettable dining experience, offering a fusion of flavors that cater to diverse palates. A true culinary haven, it promises an exceptional meal, whether you’re there for a casual brunch or an intimate dinner.
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Absolutely delicious food this was my first time having Ethiopian food. Service was excellent, very accommodating. Please note that the lighting in the restaurant is quite dim so if you have a visual impairment, ask to sit near the window.
Great Ethiopian place! Don’t go if you are very hungry because the service is very slow but worth the wait once the food arrives! The waitresses seemed very under pressure thus everything took long. The vibe is great and my favourite part was the coffee ceremony.. overall good food, good vibe, ... just need to improve on service! Read more
Food that feels like home! Flavourful, healthy food, with good variety and good portions! We had chicken & rice, and the vegetable platter with injera, which were excellent. Our server was nice and helpful and the owner was very kind and hospitable! The potatoes and carrots were also super delicious, ... warm and hearty. Wonderful and authentic Ethiopian restaurant!! Will definitely come back again. Read more
First time eating Ethiopian food and many people have recommended this spot. Cozy place, with a nice vibe. We ordered the vegetarian plate that comes with a little bit of everything since we didnt really know what we liked. There were 6 or 7 different styles of what reminded me ... of curried vegetables (there were beets, cabbage, potatoes, lentils, beans) and some salad in the middle. Really good flavor. It comes on a plate of injera which is like a crepe and additional injera rolls that you use to eat the veggies. This plate was $20 and was good to share between 2 people. I enjoyed the food and service and would come back to try their meat dishes next. Lots of green P parking on Danforth. Read more
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It’s been a while I had Ethiopean food and I took my friend from out of town to impress her with their amazing platter. Ordered veg +meat combo platter. My friend was impressed. It was around $62 including 1 soft drink and there was leftover., However My knowlege of Ethiopean food ... is very shallow, I only know some names such as “Tibs”( meat fried with butter, garlic , onion & pepper), “Injera”(fermented flat bread) “Doro Wat” “Awaze”(sauce), etc. Their menu description in English was very confusing. Almost all the meat dishes had different names but they were mostly sauteed with butter, garlic, onion & pepper. Wait staff was trying to explain that there are various options of meat such as spicy, non spicy, ground meat version, etc. but I was not even sure, I was served with what I actually chose. For example, if you look at #60 =, only difference I see is one is served on sizzling plate. However their names are completely different. 60. ChachA Charbroiled beef tender seasoned with spices, onion, garlic, red pepper, green pepper, ginger, rosemary, served with Injera and green salad (It comes with a special sizzling pot). 61. DereK Tibes Charbroiled beef tender seasoned with spices, onion, garlic, ginger, green & red peppers, rosemary, served with Injera and green salad. Experience was overall great but I with they had better menu description. Read more