Area guide
Best restaurants in Etobicoke
Etobicoke is the part of Toronto every city-wide restaurant guide skips. These are the 7 places out here worth your evening, scored the same way as everything else on the site.
Where to eat, ranked
By neighbourhood
A search for somewhere “near me” resolves against wherever you are standing, so here is what each part of Etobicoke actually is.
Islington Village
Dundas West between Islington and Royal York — murals, old-guard storefronts and the densest run of good eating in central Etobicoke.
1 reviewedThe Queensway
A long commercial strip that quietly turned into one of the city’s better value-eating corridors.
0 reviewedMimico
Lakeshore village feel, a strong Eastern European backbone, and cafés that fill up on weekend mornings.
4 reviewedThe Kingsway
Bloor West at its most polished — the neighbourhood you book a table in rather than wander into.
2 reviewedHumber Bay Shores
Condo towers on the water with a skyline view and a restaurant scene still finding its level.
0 reviewedLong Branch
The far west end of Lake Shore — small rooms, low rents and some genuinely good cooking.
0 reviewedFrequently asked
- What is the best restaurant in Etobicoke?
- New Flower Drum at 2428 Lake Shore Blvd W in Mimico is our No.1 — Cantonese and Szechuan cooking, family-run since 1963, open until 1am on Friday and Saturday.
- Where is the best place to eat in Mimico?
- New Flower Drum for Chinese, SanRemo Bakery for the veal sandwich and cornetti, Birds and Beans for coffee, and The Blue Goose Tavern for a patio pint.
- What restaurants are open late in Etobicoke?
- Late-night options are thin out here. New Flower Drum on Lake Shore Blvd W serves until 1am on Friday and Saturday, which makes it one of the few real kitchens still cooking in the west end at that hour.