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  • Oh my, how did I miss sharing my opinion about the 360 Restaurant! Ok, short version - politically correct: If you'll book a table at 360, you will not have to pay for entrance to the tower, yet able to explore it. Yahoo! Now a bit longer version, for those who are curious. This restaurant is a worst part of the best Toronto attraction. It is ridiculously, idiotically expensive. Portions are small and food is far from being delightful. I would not call it crap but it comes close. And for the same amount of money (think hundred per person) you may be able to eat a bliss of a meal down there in the city. Service is not worth mentioning, because it is barely present. Yes, they will bring your food, you darned tourist. There are more expensive "rotating restaurants in the tower", for example the one in Moscow. There are more scenic, for example the one in Berlin. There are cozy ones, such as Atlanta' Sun Dial, or cute ones - like that in the bulge of Calgary tower. What can you possibly forget in the CN Tower' restaurant, except for saving money for the entrance, is beyond my imagination. An honest and sincere word of advice: Buy the regular admission tickets, better bundled for a couple of attractions, and enjoy the beautiful view from the CN tower. Check out the glass floor and walk around the open balcony. Then go down, choose the best restaurant you'll find and enjoy your meal. You will get some marvellous food and gorgeous view for the same price, without wasting your money on 360 Restaurant.
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