In a city where new restaurants open and close seemingly with the changing of the seasons, has earned its reputation as a Toronto tradition over the last 40 years.

Located just east of the Bay and King's financial district and only a few steps away from the Le Royal Meridien King Edward Hotel, this fixture of Toronto’s restaurant scene reflects the best traditions of this vibrant city. The historic building itself stands at 17 Leader Lane in a structure constructed in the early 1830s when this narrow alley was known as Berezy Street in Old York Towne. Among its 19th century, neighbours were various innkeepers on Church Street and the first Grand and Toy store, established in 1882 by James Grand and Samuel Toy.

Approaching the historic building with its distinctive hand carved oak entranceway, you enter into an intimate, elegant setting with soft lighting from gas burning chandeliers, leaded glass windows and high oak panelling - a combination of extraordinary charm
and relaxation. The environment sets the mood for meaningful conversation and romantic interludes. After four decades, has perfected its warm, inviting and hospitable atmosphere.

Upstairs at , a New York style piano bar and dining room is the perfect place for dinner as well as after theater or late dining. The open space is designed to cater private functions from 10 to 65 people with special menu arrangements for every occasion.

Photo prints of Toronto scenes from the late 1800s adorn the walls of the beautiful Conclave Room. A wood-burning fireplace sheds a warm glow over the bar of green marble and mahogany. The polished boardroom table, inlaid with bark walnut can seat up to 20 for dinner.

With an impressive menu of steak and seafood specialties, an award-winning wine list and friendly, efficient staff, provides a dining experience that will be enjoyed, savored, and remembered long after your party has become a cherished memory.