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One Restaurant

Name: One Restaurant
Telephone: 416-961-9600

A buzzy hot spot in Toronto

VERIFIED LUXURY

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One Restaurant, the flagship restaurant at The Hazelton Hotel, is unabashedly sultry with rich olive leather booths, dim lights, textured walls and pops of glam gold and red among a sea of neutrals. The 16-seat Neil Young Room is reserved for those in town to discuss business or just have an intimate evening with a small group.

With elevated French/Italian-inspired cuisine served among sharp décor, diners are treated to a thrilling experience when visiting the buzzy eatery.

Our Inspector's Highlights

Inspired by local ingredients (menus change seasonally) with global flavors, the menu offers appetizers like foie gras mousse on crostini, crispy Korean chicken tacos or truffled frites.
Few restaurants in the city boast a wine and spirits list as extensive as One’s. Vintage champagnes from Louis Roederer, Perrier-Jouët and Dom Pérignon are there to impress for special occasions.
The charming patio is tree-lined and candle-lit (with heaters for those cooler fall evenings) and is regarded as one of the town’s best patios.
If you’re able to snag a coveted alfresco table, order a seasonal cocktail such as the boozy strawberry-mint lemonade served by the pitcher during summer.
For guests of the hotel, the Yorkville eatery offers 24-hour room service and private catering.

Things to Know

On Thursday nights, the bar at One Restaurant is the top nightlife attraction in Yorkville.
During the summer, the Toronto restaurant’s patio is the ultimate spot to see and be seen.
The dress code at The Hazelton Hotel’s One Restaurant is smart casual. For dinner, women will fit in wearing dresses, skirts or “dressed up” jeans, while men will feel comfortable here in business attire or a “dressed down” suit.
There is valet parking at One Restaurant in Toronto through The Hazelton Hotel, however your best bet is to take a taxi or public transportation.
If you’re taking a cab to the luxury Toronto restaurant, your driver may need to take a roundabout route, as Yorkville Avenue is a one-way street. If there’s a lot of traffic through Yorkville or you’re in a hurry, ask to be dropped off at the corner of Avenue Road and Yorkville Avenue, then just walk one block east to the restaurant.

The Food

One Restaurant serves breakfast, as well as lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.
For breakfast, choose from egg white omelets, Greek yogurt parfaits, homemade granola, or fresh-fruit smoothies, protein shakes and freshly squeezed juices.
Later in the day, those who want to watch their waistline can opt for lighter, healthier, Mediterranean-style dishes like yellowfin tuna sashimi, Cobb salad or the branzino.
A festive Cajun-rubbed yellowfin tuna or a Japanese-style miso-glaze black cod or a Thai green curry arctic char are just a few of the sophisticated seafood options.
For the carnivorous, there are steaks ranging from USDA prime strip loin and Ontario milk-fed veal chops to chipotle-style beef short ribs and Moroccan-style chicken.

The Chef

One Restaurant’s executive chef Darby Piquette built a following by using seasonal produce and always using the best ingredients available. Piquette finds inspiration through traveling and his vast cookbook collection.
After studying culinary arts at George Brown College in Toronto, Piquette mastered his technique under the mentorship of chefs Mark McEwan and Drew Ellerby.

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