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Area guide · Peel Region
Best restaurants in Mississauga
Mississauga is far more than a Toronto suburb — it is one of Canada’s most dynamic culinary landscapes. From the historic village streets of Streetsville and the waterfront marina of Port Credit to the hidden strip-mall gems of Meadowvale, these are the 8 places out here worth your evening, scored without sponsorships or free meals.
8Restaurants reviewed
4Neighbourhoods
1No.1 Top Pick
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No.1 in Mississauga · Editor’s Choice · Top Pick
Hiroi Sushi 廣井壽司
Mississauga’s standout sushi counter on Glen Erin Drive — exceptionally fresh fish, standout sushi pizza, generous sashimi cuts, and unmatched value.
8.9 / 10
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Omakase Nigiri & Sashimi Set特上刺身壽司盛合
$36.00Chef’s curated selection of Atlantic salmon, yellowtail hamachi, bluefin tuna, red snapper, and unagi over impeccably seasoned rice.
Hiroi Deluxe Maki Roll廣井招牌卷
$16.50Torched fresh Hokkaido scallop and spicy tuna layered with avocado, crisp cucumber, tempura pearls, and black tobiko.
Where to eat, ranked
Every restaurant here is scored out of ten on food, service, value and room. Ranked editorially based on culinary merit and consistency.
By neighbourhood
Mississauga is a city of distinct villages and hubs. Here is what each dining pocket offers.
Meadowvale
Northwest Mississauga along Glen Erin Drive — home to top-tier takeout gems, hidden Japanese counters, and authentic multicultural dining.
1 reviewedPort Credit
Lakeshore waterfront village feel, bustling summer patios overlooking the Credit River marina, and standout seafood and trattorias.
3 reviewedStreetsville
The historic "Village in the City" along Queen Street South — heritage brick facades, wood-fired pizzerias, and long-standing upscale steakhouses.
2 reviewedCity Centre
Surrounding Square One and the Living Arts Centre — high-energy dining, Michelin-recommended Indian cooking, and polished executive rooms.
2 reviewedMeadowvale
Northwest Mississauga along Glen Erin Drive — home to top-tier takeout gems, hidden Japanese counters, and authentic multicultural dining.
Port Credit
Lakeshore waterfront village feel, bustling summer patios overlooking the Credit River marina, and standout seafood and trattorias.
Streetsville
The historic "Village in the City" along Queen Street South — heritage brick facades, wood-fired pizzerias, and long-standing upscale steakhouses.
City Centre
Surrounding Square One and the Living Arts Centre — high-energy dining, Michelin-recommended Indian cooking, and polished executive rooms.
Happy hour in Mississauga
Looking for late-afternoon pints, oysters, and aperitivo? These Mississauga spots run regular deals — see our GTA happy hour guide for the full list.
Papa Giuseppe’s
Mon–Thu · 4pm–6pm · Bar and dining room
Aperol Spritz and stone-oven Margherita pizza combo, reducedSnug Harbour Seafood Bar & Grill
Mon–Fri · 3pm–6pm · Bar and patio only
Reduced draught beer and fresh oysters on the marina patioBeyond Mississauga
Heading further west into Halton or east into Toronto? Explore our neighboring independent restaurant guides:
Milton Restaurant Guide →
Downtown Milton fine dining, historic mills, and Main Street bistros.
7 reviewedEtobicoke Restaurant Guide →
Lake Shore institutions, SanRemo Bakery, and Kingsway trattorias.
7 reviewedToronto Restaurant Guide →
Downtown, West End, East End, Midtown, North York, and Scarborough.
70+ reviewedFrequently asked
- What is the best restaurant in Mississauga?
- Hiroi Sushi at 6040 Glen Erin Drive in Meadowvale is our No.1 Editor’s Choice top pick — exceptionally fresh sashimi, handcrafted maki, and their signature crispy salmon sushi pizza. For waterfront dining, Snug Harbour in Port Credit is unmatched, and Cagneys in Streetsville is the standout for prime dry-aged steaks.
- Where can I find the best sushi in Mississauga?
- Hiroi Sushi on Glen Erin Drive is our top pick in Mississauga and the western GTA. Their takeout counter delivers pristine fish cuts, expert sushi rice seasoning, and standout specialty rolls at prices that beat downtown Toronto.
- Where is the best place for waterfront patio dining in Mississauga?
- Port Credit is Mississauga’s waterfront dining hub. Snug Harbour sits directly on the Credit River marina with panoramic Lake Ontario views, while Papa Giuseppe’s and Colossus Greek Taverna offer bustling village patios along Lakeshore Road East.
- What are the best restaurants in Streetsville?
- Streetsville offers a historic village dining corridor along Queen Street South. Highlights include Cagneys Steakhouse & Wine Bar for dry-aged steaks and table-side Caesar salads, and Goodfellas Wood Oven Pizza for authentic certified Neapolitan pizzas.
- Are there fine dining restaurants in Mississauga?
- Yes. Tamarind Modern Indian Bistro near Square One is recommended by the Michelin Guide for contemporary Indian cooking, Alioli Ristorante offers classic white-tablecloth Italian in City Centre, and Cagneys in Streetsville delivers prime steakhouse luxury.
- Do any Mississauga restaurants have happy hour?
- Yes. Snug Harbour in Port Credit runs an afternoon happy hour with discounted oysters and draught on the marina patio, while Papa Giuseppe’s offers weekday aperitivo specials. Check our Happy Hour guide for details.