Rooftop 360 Restaurant in Toronto

360 Restaurant: revolving dinner at the top of the CN Tower

351 metres above Toronto

A symbol of Toronto, the CN Tower stands between the Rogers Centre and Ripley's Aquarium, at the foot of the Financial District. Its restaurant occupies a glass-walled ring 351 metres above the ground and turns slowly, completing a full rotation in 72 minutes. As the meal goes on, the view shifts from the downtown skyscrapers to Lake Ontario and the neighbourhoods stretching to the horizon. Window tables are allocated in order of arrival; only a celebration package lets you book one.

What the meal includes

The restaurant applies a food minimum of CA$75 per adult, and CA$40 for a child aged 4 to 12. This amount includes the elevator ride and, after the meal, access to the tower's two main observation levels: there is no need to buy a separate admission ticket. The decks cannot be visited before the meal, and the highest deck, The Top, requires an additional ticket. In cloudy weather, the booking is not refunded but can be rescheduled.

Canadian cuisine and a large cellar

The menu focuses on Canadian produce, with a prix-fixe menu (two courses at CA$75, three at CA$90), an à la carte menu, a children's menu and a menu inspired by Indigenous cuisines. As for drinks, cocktails cost CA$19 to CA$22, and the cellar, one of the largest in Canada, gives pride of place to wines from the Niagara Peninsula.

Practical information

Open all year round, every day, for lunch and dinner. Online booking, up to two months in advance, or on +1 416 362 5411; credit card required, with CA$30 per person charged for cancellations less than 24 hours in advance. Walk-in guests are accepted subject to availability. Dress code: smart to formal. Prices exclude taxes and tip. Entrance at 290 Bremner Boulevard, a few minutes' walk from Union Station (TTC subway Line 1, GO trains and UP Express) via the SkyWalk.