390 Danforth Ave. Toronto, ON, M4K 1P3
Call for reservations: (416) 463-2838
The Danforth is known for its authentic Greek food andAstoria delivers. Their menu is packed with all the Greek staples you would expect to find and the interior of the restaurant has the ambiance to match. Astoria checks all the boxes for accessibility as well!
Read More21 Kensington Avenue, Toronto, ON M5T2J8
The Kensington Lodge is a great example of Victorian architecture turned accessible. This cozy spot is located on the main floor of a historic semi and offers a fully stocked bar, with several taps and yummy selection of paninis, soups, pies, and charcuterie plates.
Read More3030 Dundas St. W. Toronto, ON M6P 1Z3
Call for reservations or event inquiries: (416) 769-5736
If you are interested in great food, vintage arcades and live music, you have to check out 3030. The name of the restaurant is derived from its address on Dundas West within the Junction district which plays to its cool, relaxed vibe.
Read More519 Church St. Toronto, ON M4Y 2C9
The Church and Wellesley area is notorious for its lack of accessible restaurants and venues. But wait, there's hope! Located within the 519 Community Center, Fabarnak has gone out of its way to ensure their locavore-themed menu is accessible to all patrons.
Read More401 Bay St. Toronto, ON M5H2Y4
Call for reservations: (416) 861-6996
As the name suggests, Bannock serves food with a nod to traditional Canadian fare. Even their wine and beer list focuses mainly on home-grown options. At the corner of Queen and Bay, Bannock is a great option for a fast business lunch or a speedy refuel while shopping.
Read More1214 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1J6
Call for reservations and/or inquiries: (416) 531-4635
The Gladstone Hotel is proof that historic buildings can be accessible. A concrete ramp takes you to the 36 inch front entrance. There is no automatic door opener, but there is a small doorbell that guests can ring to be let inside by the concierge.
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