10 Toronto Restaurants with Stellar Summer Specials

Time is flying by and we want to enjoy summer as much as we can (patios anyone?). Of course, we want you to as well! As we don't get a long summer season like other cities in the world, the month of June, July and August need to be taken advantage of. Here are 10 summer specials in the city that you should keep your radar on for:

Ménage à trois, quatre, cinq at Biff's Bistro

Everyday this summer

Enjoy daily specials at special prices: $3 at 3PM, $4 at 4PM and $5 at 5PM.

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Ice Cold Ramen at Kinton Ramen

Everyday this summer

Enjoy a bowl of your favourite ramen, but cold for the hot summer months!

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New Cocktail Menu at Ganzi Osteria

Ongoing

Enjoy new summer refreshers like 'Please don't beet me up' or 'Burnt fuselage' or go for their bowl of delicious Sangria on their patio!

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10% off for Social Club Members at Scaddabush Yonge & Gerrard

Everday until July 31

Social Club Members who sit at the Kitchen Table will receive 10% off their meal! Plus, a randomly selected 40 members (plus a guest) will be invited for a special tasting of new menu options.

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'Love Our Pizza Or It's Free' at Bar Mercurio

July 9 - August 9

Book an online reservations and if you don't like their pizza, it's complimentary!

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Ontario Oyster Festival at Rodney's Oyster House

July 20, 2PM - 10PM

Oyster enthusiasts can eat their heart out at the 45th Ontario Oyster Festival. Enjoy the freshest oysters, mussels & lobster with live music.

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Ultimate Patio Experience at Jack Astor's
July 26 & August 16 / 23

Enjoy the new patio menu & take a selfie before 1:30P.M. for a chance to win an afternoon in Muskoka's very own Duke's Restaurant.

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Live on the Patio at Roy Thompson Hall with Barque Smokehouse

Tuesdays & Thursdays

Enjoy live music & $5 post work goodies at Roy Thompson Hall

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Celebration of Seafood at The Carbon Bar

Tuesdays - Saturdays

Chef Lee teams up with champion shucker, John Bil to serve up chilled platters from the seafood bar.

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New Brunch Menu at Reds Midtown Tavern

Saturdays & Sundays

Enjoy a delicious new brunch menu including a Scotia Benny, Abbeys' Blueberry Bread, Decadent French Toast, Mimosa Cocktail & more!

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Bonus: Burger's Priest now has 5 locations!

Our favourite burger shop has been going on an store opening frenzy & we can't be happier!

~~May - Vaughan~~ / ~~June - Etobicoke~~ / July - Port Credit / August - Guelph

click here for a location closest to you.

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