Toronto’s The Well is bustling with new shops and news of upcoming dining destinations. And we’re definitely ready to explore all it has to offer! That being said, we’ve previously mentioned a list of new restaurants coming to the exciting retail space and one of them has officially opened its doors.
RioCan confirmed a list of inspired restaurants and bars to open on Wellington Street back in September. About nine restaurants have been mentioned, and many more eateries within its upcoming market.
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Those eager to explore the new foodie scene, here’s what you can expect:
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Described as a “luxuriously appointed steakhouse, sushi counter, cocktail bar, and rooftop terrace,” this exciting concept will be located on the 38th floor at 8 Spadina Avenue. It features “an expansive rooftop patio with dramatic views of the CN Tower and Lake Ontario.”
O&B Corporate Executive Chef Anthony Walsh and Executive Chef Binit Pandey have created a special menu highlighting seasonal raw bar eats, a selection of steaks and chops, and luxe takes on classic comfort food.
When: December 5th, 2023 – Monday to Saturday from 5 PM to late
Where: 8 Spadina Avenue, 38th Floor
Bridgette Bar
This new spot will present a “beautiful intersection of craft and culture through a mid-century modern atmosphere and an award-winning chef-driven concept,” according to The Well. As for what they will offer in terms of menu and drinks, that has yet to be disclosed.
When: Opening in 2024
L’Avenue
Serving Montreal residents for 30 years, L’Avenue will open a new location at The Well in 2024. It’s expected to be a popular brunch spot with its eccentric plates, like truffle duck eggs benedict, “generous portions, and a boundary-pushing approach to brunch.” We can’t wait.
When: Spring 2024
Lulu Bar
Lulu Bar holds influences from Asia to Hawaii and California to British Columbia. Hopefully that paints a picture for you as to what you can expect. It will have a fun, refreshing drink menu that includes sake, beer, and cocktail offerings. Also, expect a Pacific-inspired food menu that will be “light and fresh but heavy on flavour.”
When: Early 2024
La Plume
This newly created concept is described as a Southern French hotspot featuring timeless French classics. You can expect fresh seaside flavours, a rotisserie program, and even a tartare bar. It is expected to open late November.
When: Early 2024
The Dorset
You’ll have to wait until Winter 2024 for this one. The Dorset will “showcase a charming flare with food inspired by British coastline and countryside.” More details to come at a later time.
When: Early 2024
The National
Get ready for this beer market inspired by North American tastes. Expect games and events, delicious food, and select craft beers.
When: Opening in 2024
Mandy’s Gourmet Salads
Previously announced, Montreal-based salad bar Mandy’s Gourmet Salads will open its second location in Toronto. They offer a list of salads, healthy bowls, smoothies, juices, and seasonal soups.
When: Early 2024
Back in June, we shared that the Wellington Market is also coming to The Well. It is a 70,000-square-foot hall described as Toronto’s “newest go-to location for market fresh and artisan food, culinary exploration and experiences to share.”
The new restaurants join the already announced list of vendors coming soon to the market including La Cubana, Hooky’s Fish & Chips, Ren Sushi, a new Korean-focused concept, Chun Yang Tea, Lobster Burger Bar, Rosie’s Burgers, Isabella’s Mochi Donuts, and Sweetie Pie.
According to The Well’s website, the Wellington Market vendors will open throughout 2024. Check out what else is to come for The Well.
We can’t wait to see the rest come to flourish.
Karen Doradea
Senior Staff Writer, Toronto – Karen is a multimedia journalist based in Toronto. With a strong knowledge of reporting and editing through all forms of media, she has a true passion for storytelling. She carries several years of journalistic experience and has covered the Toronto scene from local stories to national news. When Karen isn’t publishing fire content, you can find her binge-watching sitcoms on Netflix, at a must-try restaurant, or scrolling endlessly on TikTok looking for the next best thing – News never sleeps.
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