Reviews for Entice Culinary Lounge in Toronto, ON
This place has great food, the apps and the mains are great. The jerk shrimp, lamb sliders and the ribs are awesome.
Our group had an ok dinner here. You could find better though. The scalloped potatoes, which sounded so enticing, were totally... bland. The ones I make are 100 times better. The salmon dish with watermelon is a joke. The menu doesn't indicate that it isa cold dish. It would be ok as an appetizer, but definitely not a main dish. My husband asked the server to charge winedirectly to him, and she ignored the request, splitting the entire bill 3 ways. Another guest asked her to do that, but sheshould have confirmed with my husband first. Very disappointing overall. Really shocked by the better reviews. Those guestsmust have pretty low expectations. Read more
Beautiful atmosphere, great service and amazing food! Came here for brunch with my wife, the host was very familiar with the... menu options and was very courteous in conversation. The entrees were presented in a lovely fashion and were extremelyflavorful. Extremely classy! Read more
Entice Lounge is a one of a kind staple in the city of Toronto. It has the perfect amount of everything. Excellent food, great... service, fair drink prices, phenomenal interior design and a cool, calming ambiance. I’ve been lucky enough to visit Enticetwice and so far, each time gets better and better. My favorite food selections include the Jerk Shrimp, Vegan Tacos and theSteak/Beef Sliders. They never fail to satiate the taste buds. I was introduced to the Bajan rum, “Plantation” and havefallen in love ever since. I feel that Entice Lounge shows so much care for the details we often miss when experiencing bars,restaurants and nightlife. Entice make you appreciate the small details you never even knew existed. It’s clean, it’ssophisticated, and it’s welcoming. I look forward to my next visit to the Entice Lounge in Queen St, West. Read more
Too bad the restaurant has closed. The food here was SPECTACULAR!!! The drinks were also mini productions themselves ...