I really wanted to love this place. I have to just say I found it to be OK. You ride to the restaurant on a glass elevator Willy Wonka style (although this glass elevator does stop at the right floor) and are greeted by a breathtaking view (assuming there isn't any fog/too many clouds, which it was clear when I was there last night). You then work your way around the curves to your seating destination, which thankfully is marked with a number on the stairway or a trip to the bathroom could mean having a real hard time finding your party again. The menu is rather limited and pricey. I ordered a steak at the recommendation of our server...it was overcooked and just OK. My dining pals ordered chicken and fish and also had the same reaction. My culinary highlight was the bread... I have to say the view was gorgeous and you certainly will get to see everything as it moves at a reasonable pace. What would have made that experience better is a guide for what I was seeing - not being at all familiar with the Toronto skyline/area, it would have been great to have some highlights/must sees pointed out to me. When you finish eating, if you want to also access the additional viewing levels, you walk down what almost feels like a staircase that will take you out to a seedy bar. While the view is still spectacular, it's not the same as when you have less people in the revolving floor above. The food wasn't worth it, but getting the revolving view was...and if buying an entree was your ticket to entry for that, so be it...I just wish places like this would think a little more about the food and service a little more...