Sassafraz

Located in the heart of the trendy Yorkville area of Toronto, Sassafraz has been a long-time hot spot for food lovers in search of something special.  A popular restaurant among Hollywood A-listers, Sassafraz sees several celebrities coming through the door to enjoy a meal.  Some recent celebrities who’ve dined at the restaurant include, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, Daniel Craig, Quincy Jones, Ed Harris, and Isabella Rossellini, just to name a few.  The Victorian styled, little yellow house has become one of the most famous landmarks nestled in historic Yorkville.  Sassafraz serves market-driven, French-inspired Canadian cuisine, setting it apart from many other restaurants in the city.

Its menu includes a wide selection of cocktails and martinis and delectable appetizers, main dishes, and desserts for both lunch and dinner.  It also offers a selection of Canadian artisan cheese and a weekend brunch menu.  It also has an impressive wine list with various options and the best wines from around the world. 

Looking to have a quick drink or casual bite to eat?  Sassafraz also offers S café_bar, a cafe and cocktail bar rolled into one in a casual, yet sophisticated setting.  It is an atmosphere for everyone.  It also hosts private events both for business or pleasure which can be booked directly with the restaurant.  Sassafraz is the perfect setting for anyone visiting Toronto for the first time and in search of having a dining experience to remember.  It is also a great spot for locals to enjoy one of the finest restaurants in the city. 

HelloToronto Tip:  Sassafraz is a participating restaurant in Toronto’s annual Summerlicious event, where three-course prix fixe lunch and dinner menus are available for a low price.  This year’s event runs from July 9-25.  Reservations are required.

- by Rosanna Bonura, Toronto Reporter for HelloMetro, Toronto Reporter for HelloMetro  (Click to leave a message)

Rosanna Bonura, Toronto Reporter for HelloMetro

Rosanna Bonura is a freelance writer from Toronto and a member of the Professional Writers Association of Canada. She's a contributing writer for Suite 101. She interned at CTV, Canada's largest private broadcaster, where she wrote scripts for a national morning newsmagazine. Rosanna graduated with a Degree in Communications and English from York University and a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Seneca College in Toronto.