BlueBlood Steakhouse
Dinner in a Castle ? Yes, of course !
In the Casa Loma Castle, the Blueblood Steakhouse open its doors every evening for dinner.
You will dine in manor-like designed rooms, elegant and chic. Surely you will notice the presence of some anachronistic artwork, like Dali or Warhol, which make a very interesting contrast. Far from being repetitive, each of the rooms has a different ambience.
You will certainly find something to your taste in their extensive cocktail list as well as in their impressive wine collection in which figures our Masson-Blondelet Pouilly-Fumé Villa Paulus. As Nick Di Donato said, they took their time in order « to create one of the most spectacular wine lists in the city. »2
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uch diversity permits to find the perfect pair to go with the menus, always presenting high quality ingredients. In their selection of meat, you will find classics and pieces from around the world, like their Wagyu beef from the United States, Australia or Japan. The menu also have its share of fish and seafood : beet-cured salmon, tuna tartare, oysters and king crab.
The atmosphere, the serving, the refined plates, everything is here to make you feel precious !
You can see here from left to right, the chef de grille Eddie Chung, the corporate executive chef & vice president operations Michael Ewing, and the chef de cuisine Meagan Andrews. The team also counts Natalie Pope, sommelier and wine director and Oliver Stern, bar manager and famous mixologist.
“When people come here they can appreciate the artwork, the history of Casa Loma and of course, the culinary experience”2 — Nick Di Donato
Sources (Text and photos) : 1 http://www.bluebloodsteakhouse.com/; 2 https://dolcemag.com/general-interest/restaurant/blueblood-toronto-classic-steakhouse/25725 ; https://torontolife.com/food/restaurants/whats-menu-blueblood-humongous-new-steakhouse-casa-loma/
Information :
BlueBlood Steakhouse : Casa Loma – 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto ON M5R 1X8
Sunday – Wednesday 5pm – 12midnight (kitchen closes at 11pm)
Thursday – Saturday 5pm – 1am (kitchen closes at 11pm) Telephone: +1.416.353.4647
C’est aux portes de Genève que se situe : Le Café de Certoux.
Dans un cadre chaleureux, vous pourrez profiter d’une cuisine appétissante et élégamment dressée. Les plats, (en menus ou à la carte), sont préparés avec des produits frais, le plus souvent locaux . Il s’agit d’une cuisine reprenant les incontournables mais aussi des recettes revisitées dévoilant, entre autre, des influences italiennes ou asiatiques. C’est une cuisine en constante évolution « à l’horizon ouvert et aux goûts contemporains »1.
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