Best Wineries in Entertainment District

It was our first time here and it was just lovely! Our food and drinks were delicious and the staff was so kind and personable. Also the ambience and music added lots to our experience. Definitely going again, thank you so much for such an interesting night!

Finally back after a couple of months of being away and always enjoy a staple eatery on King Street, so happy to see our favourite server sassy Cassie, who is adorable as ever and makes you feel like a friend more than a guest of the restaurant, risotto is my favourite however, I will venture back into the pastas next time, great ambiance and fun music because Taylor Swift was in town and super cool woodwork decor, floors etc. Always worth a visit!

Great experience!!! Perfect atmosphere and the service and food were both top notch !

Maître d’ Peter and his well-trained staff consistently deliver attentive, yet unobtrusive, service. The quality of the food is unfailingly exceptional and the menu carefully designed to please multiple palates. Because we can rely on all of the above, Little Anthony‘s is our “ go to” restaurant prior to ballet and opera.

For John Adams, composer of contemporary operas, this symphony night, why not a new restaurant near Roy Thomson Hall. Its Mediterranean angle is Turkish and the menu was mostly appetizers or bar food that proved perfect for a pre concert meal in a compact yet elegant setting. A skewer of fried mussels in a beer batter and generous tarator sauce launched us deliciously. Cantaloupe with raki brined feta served as a palette cleanser. The phyllo flakey borek was stuffed with spinach in a yogurt sauce. Attentive friendly service clinched a return to sample the rest of the menu ... and oblige John to climb the ladder to the top layer of wine bottles reaching almost to the high ceiling.