Summerlicious has partnered with some of the city’s best in the culinary world for inexpensive foodie deals. There are a handful of Toronto restaurants partaking in this event, and some are even offering specials $35 and under.
From July 7th to July 23rd, Summerlicious will offer prix fixe lunch and dinner menus from more than 200 local restaurants.
According to the City of Toronto, three-course prix fixe lunch menus are priced at $20, $27, $34, $41, $48, and $55. As for dinners, they are priced at $25, $35, $45, $55, $65, and $75.
We’ve compiled a list of 10 local spots that offer specials for $35 and under – and they’re worth every penny.
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Bukhara Grill
Enjoy an evening of authentic Indian cuisine with family and/or friends at Bukhara Grill. If you’re looking for a more intimate evening, this is the place to be.
Where: 2241A Bloor St W
Cost: $20 Lunch, $25 dinner
Mannat
Here’s another Indian option, including Hakka cuisine. Mannat is offering great specials for lunch and dinner, all under $30.
Where: 839 College St
Cost: $20 Lunch, $25 Dinner
Soula’s Modern Greek Cuisine
Right in Toronto’s Greektown, Soula’s Modern Greek Cuisine offers some of the best Greek cuisine around. And now it’s your chance to try their specials for a really great deal.
Where: 500A Danforth Ave
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
MeNami Restaurant
Check out MeNami for some mouthwatering house-made Udon and Sake bar.
Where: 5469 Yonge St
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
Union Social Eatery Yonge & St. Clair
Book a reservation at Union Social Eatery in the Yonge and St Clair area. It’s a great option for a chill night out whether you’re looking for some delicious eats or a refreshing drink. It’s steps away from the St Clair subway station too, making it a convenient spot for transit goers.
Where: 21 St Clair Ave W
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
La Pizza e La Pasta
Anyone down for Italian cuisine? Have a taste of what this spot has to offer. Pizza or Pasta? Or both! We recommend treating yourself to a full and satisfying meal here at La Pizza e La Pasta.
Where: Eataly Toronto – 55 Bloor St W
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
7 West Cafe
This Toronto staple is known for its comfort dining, located near Yorkville. 7 West is open 24/7 but you’ll want to stop by to enjoy their lunch and dinner specials. Book your reservation ASAP.
Where: 7 Charles St W
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
Valens
Valens offers a delicious selection of Italian cuisine that’s a must-try. Their Summerlicious menu is jaw-dropping, especially if you stop by for dinner. Where else can you get a three-course meal, that includes steak as an option, for $35 plus tax?
Where: 19 Baldwin St
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
The Haam
This Japanese-Mexican fusion restaurant has specials for lunch and dinner that is sure to leave you wanting more. Tacos and sushi?! Count us IN.
Where: 342 Adelaide St W
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
Hey Lucy Café
A classic choice on King Street. Hey Lucy Cafe is a casual Italian restaurant and bar. They’re known for their hand-stretched wood oven pizza and Italian dishes. A must!
Where: 295 King St W
Cost: $27 Lunch, $35 Dinner
Karen Doradea
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