Didn't even know this restaurant existed until I saw it as an option for Winterlicious. I hear about the 360 Restaurant all the time but it's price point just isn't in my budget. Their Prix Fixe lunch menu was $23, excluding taxes and gratuities, which wasn't bad for their portion sizes. I also want to add that they charge an additional $10 to go up the CN Tower and access the Glass Floor and LookOut. Regular admission to go up the CN Tower is $35, by the way. Now onto the food!
Appetizer: Smoked salmon parfait with pickled cucumber, saffron goat cheese and Thuet's sourdough crostini - the parfait was light and had the right blend of goat cheese. I found that the three pieces of crostini weren't enough for the amount of parfait that they give you but the parfait on its own is just as good.
Main entree: Beer braised lamb and Yukon gold potato tart with aged white cheddar, roasted root vegetables and rosemary jus - I was skeptical at first about the size of the tart but once it arrived, I noticed it was loaded with lamb and the mashed Yukon gold potatoes were on the side of the tart as well as on top of the lamb in the tart. Definitely the heavier option for their three entree choices.
Dessert: PB&J cheesecake with chocolate chip cookie base - a very sweet cheesecake! The cheesecake itself was peanut butter with peanuts throughout while the grape jelly component was the drizzle. It was topped with peanut brittle. Quite the contrast from the savoury entree that I ordered but I was too full to finish the dessert.
Our server was very friendly, helpful to answer our questions and provide her recommendations with the menu. Overall nice and clean atmosphere. If it wasn't foggy the day we went, you would have a nice view overlooking downtown Toronto.