6 of the best restaurants to try at Summerlicious toronto

kid-friendly & kid-free options

Summerlicious kicks off this Friday, offering a three-course fixed price menu at 200+ restaurants across 6 price points for lunch and dinner.

Indicate that you’re booking for Summerlicious when reserving. For weekends, some restaurants only offer brunch and don’t participate in the lunch promotion.

Here are 3 of the best child-friendly restaurants to try at Summerlicious Toronto:

  1. Pai Uptown

Pai is a Michelin guide restaurant.

Cuisine: Thai

Kid-friendly menu items:

  • Pad Thai
  • Fried rice
  • Garlic shrimp
  • Fried fish

Menus: $34 Lunch, $45 Dinner

Location: 2335 Yonge St

2. Nami

Nami is “Toronto’s oldest Japanese restaurant”. Guests enjoy live daily cooking by the chef on a robata grill.

Cuisine: Japanese

Kid-friendly menu items:

  • Rice bowl
  • Chicken Torikaraage

Menus: $55 Lunch, $75 Dinner

Location: 55 Adelaide St E

3. The Parlour

The Parlour is located through the tunnel and down the alley.

Cuisine: Italian

Kid-friendly menu items:

  • Plain Jane pizza
  • Classic Pepperoni pizza (might be spicy for some children)

Menus: $34 Lunch, $45 Dinner

Location: 642 King St W

And for a kid-free night out, we’d recommend the following restaurants. While some are child-friendly, the setting is ideal for an older crowd:

1. est

Cuisine: Contemporary Italian-French

Menus: $55 Lunch, $75 Dinner

Location: 729 Queen St E

2. SARA

Cuisine: Internationally inspired

Menus: $75 Dinner

Location: 98 Portland St

3. Figo

Cuisine: Contemporary Italian

Menus: $41 Lunch, $55 Dinner

Location: 295 Adelaide St W