Hunters Landing Bar Grill Hub Restaurant

Hunters is a staple of cityplace for a decent bite morning or night. The food is a little hit and miss from me but generally good. Patio is really nice to hang out on as well especially for brunch. A little annoyed after my last visit where my girlfriend and I were seated next to the bussing station and for 25 min surrounded by staff but never even greeted or asked if we wanted water. We just got our things and walked out without anyone noticing and went to macho for tacos. Would upgrade score if staff could see me.

We were a table of 5 and we were seated out side pretty quickly. We decided to move inside as it got a bit chilly.
Out waiter did take a bit long to come for our orders and our food including our apprizers took about 30min to come out.
I ordered the steak, medium well not burnt wth poutine fries and a corn.
The steak came put crispy it literally tasted like charcoal. The poutine fries were made in a gravy that seemed to be pretty old. The corn was literally the only thing I ate.
My friends ordered the mac and cheese burger which was good, a penne pasta and a steam salad. Their food came out pretty good.
If you are very hungry you probably shouldn’t come to this place as you’ll be waiting a decent amount of time for your meals.

Came to Hunters Landing this morning for breakfast since I was in the area. They have a pretty sweet patio so we decided to grab a seat there. Service was pretty standard/​good. We ordered coffee, ordered breakfast and they checked in time to time to refill our cups.
Food was average. They don’t have a huge selection for breakfast but I got the standard two eggs, bacon (only 2 strips), potatoes and fruit. Fruit was only 3 pieces of cantaloupe which I found pretty deceiving. Most places who offer «fruit» in a description actually give you way more. My friend got pulled pork benny. It just came with potatoes. He thought it was average. It comes on a ciabatta instead of the standard English muffin so it made it hard to cut.
For sure this place isn’t the *it* place for brunch but it was decent and I enjoyed my coffee on the patio. I’ll be back when I’m in the city place area for sure.

Please note: My review is only based on drinks and atmosphere I have never eaten any food at Hunter’s Landing…
Now, I have been to Hunters Landings quite a few times for drinks as well as for some business meetings.
Surface is extremely friendly and waiters do know the menu quite well. The venue is gorgeous and the location is very convenient, however, if you are looking for parking nearby, good luck!
In the summertime, The patio is the most awesome place in liberty Village! The DJ usually spends very nice deep house.

Went here on Sunday after the Jays game for a bite and a beer. Place looks very nice on the inside and was fairly easy to get to.
Service was very good. Server was attentive and checked-​in often to ensure we were ok.
Beer selection was meh. Very skinny on the Craft side. When comparing to other local spots in the area, there was hardly any selection of local brews on the menu.
Food was good. We shared nachos and the perogie pizza. If i am in the area again and not in the mood for beer i would come by again and try other dinner items.

I’ve been so curious to try the Hunter’s Cure — their loaded Caesar and it did not disappoint: lobster tail, bacon, cheese, pickle, celery, a pizza (!) slice and more. Perfect for brunch I had their hunter’s eggs Benny it was alittle plain but not bad. Laid back vibe, good service. Hard to find parking unless you live there.

We ate here during our recent visit to Toronto and enjoyed enormous portions of good food. The restaurant was extremely busy when we arrived so we asked to be seated at the bar rather than wait 45 minutes for a table. Although there were seats available, we had to wait several minutes for service. The bar staff appeared to need an extra hand or two. Despite the busyness, however, the service was still reasonably friendly.
One of the first things we noticed about the restaurant was the casual upscale atmosphere. The bar and stools were comfortable and clean. The weather was nice and the bar opened up to the patio area so we could enjoy the nice weather, too.
The food was also very good. The menu was full of a good variety of American-​style fare. We ordered the Mac Burger and the Chicken Parmesan sandwich. Both dishes were well prepared and tasted fresh. The chicken parm was more than I could eat, so I took the leftovers with me in a small paper box.
We thoroughly enjoyed our meal here and would return again. Next time, we will try visiting during off-​peak hours for quicker service.

This is a nice looking restaurant conveniently located a couple of minutes away from the Rogers Centre. I can imagine it must get super crowded in the summer, especially on game days, because they have a sick looking patio which I unfortunately didn’t get to take advantage of today (being –10 degrees and all).
Our group of 5 arrived right at 10 AM when the place opened, so were able to get a seat right away. I had been looking forward to trying their caesar (the Landing Cure), but found out the hard way that they don’t serve alcohol before 11 AM when I tried to order and was denied hard. So aim to come later if you’re looking for some morning dranks.
We all ordered off their brunch menu, and every single one of us with the exception of one person ordered the Hunters Benedict because it sounded the most interesting — lobster, braised beef, baguettine, and hollandaise. To keep things short, I will say it was underwhelming. The lobster came as a little pile on the side, and rather than being like full pieces, it was kind of shredded… kind of like artificial crab meat. I was also confused because pretty much everything on my plate was cold or lukewarm at best, and I couldn’t tell if that was intentional or not. The lobster was cold, the meat was cold, and something on the plate (the hollandaise?) had a sour taste which didn’t work well with the meat or eggs or anything else really. I also wasn’t a huge fan of the baguettine, I guess I just prefer a more traditional English muffin because the baguettine was kind of hard and tough.
I’m not going to lie, I definitely had high expectations for this place and have to say I was disappointed. I don’t think I would come back here for brunch, or at least I would not order any kind of benedict again and would not recommend it. I’m still curious about the caesar though, so in the future may come again to try that and some of the food on their regular menu — hopefully the next time will be better.

Food was great, nice location, service was attentive and helpful!
We went for brunch and ordered the jogger’s breakfast, dirty fries, and the huevos rancheros.
Huevos rancheros was DELICIOUS!
Jogger’s breakfast was a bit sweet for my liking.
The dirty fries said they were vegetarian on the menu, but when it arrived it had chicken sausage on it. It was good nonetheless, but that was annoying to see the change without them having let us know.

We dined at Hunter’s Landing for brunch on a Sunday mainly due to the fact that it is a 3 minute walk from our condo and we were too lazy to cook for ourselves. Our expectations for the food were met and the overall experience was positive.
THE GOOD:
— The atmosphere is on point. All of the Landing restaurants are well-​designed and you can definitely tell they make an effort to make eating there a enjoyable as possible. We asked for a spot in the dining room which was full of natural lighting and things to look at while you eat (TVs, outside sidewalk, staff/​patrons).
— Affordability and variety of the menu. Whether you feel like eggs, a salad, or a burger, you have the option of both breakfast or lunch for under $ 15.
THE BAD:
— The yolk of one of the poached eggs was completely hard while the other was perfectly cooked. The food overall was your standard breakfast fare which is always safe but the adventurous diners will be bored.

Have never had good service at Hunters Landing and the food order has always been messed up.
One time we waited 20 minutes to be approached by a server and then waited an hour for our food because she forgot to ring it in not once, but twice (she was dealing with a party upstairs at the same time)
Last time I got a Cuban Sandwich with what I can only assume came with REAL Cuban hairs in it.
I think I’ve had enough of hoping that the next time will be a better time… It is what it is and isn’t gonna get better from there…

Three of us shared the bbq pork bacos and they were AMAZING. The pickled carrots and steamed bun gave it a Vietnamese feel. I also got the sizzler drink which tasted very fresh and natural — wasn’t too sweet like normal cocktails. For my main, I got the pork cubano with the landing salad. The landing salad is one of the best salads I’ve ever had. The pork was tender and perfectly cooked. My bf got the lamb bolognaise which he really loved because of the lamb. My brother got the steak salad which he finished in a matter of minutes! This was my first time there and everything was so delicious that I really want to go back to try more! I suggest asking for a table in the dining area. We found the lounge area to be too loud to have a casual conversation.

We visited on a Tuesday evening at 7:00 PM, as part of a large party of around 20 people, more or less.
First, parking (on a weekday). Street parking in close vicinity of the restaurant is $ 2.25 per hour until 9:00 PM. It looks like parking is free after 9:00 PM.
Second, the food. We ordered: a) the chimichurri chicken pizza at $ 16, b) the fish tacos (appetizer size, which is 3 tacos) at $ 13, and one Pepsi. The food came quickly, and was, to my surprise, delicious. The fish tacos were surprisingly not slathered in batter, and were perfectly light and flavourful — you could actually taste the fish (hence, being fish tacos, after all). We also had a taste of the dirty fries, which were perfectly crispy — but, if I had one complaint, it could have used more sauce (parts of the platter were all dry fry, with very little topping). For two people, our total, with the automatic large-​party gratuity, was $ 41.72.
Lastly, the service. For a group our size, I’m surprised at how pleasant the service was. Our server was gracious, friendly, and attentive for most of our meal. While the wait for our bills was a little long, I still have to commend the above-​average service for a group our size.
Overall, a good experience. And if you’re looking for a spot to host a larger group for a birthday or special occasion, this spot could very well be an option for you!

This place was hot on a Saturday night — a Leafs game AND a Raptors there filled may of the seats. There were TV’s everywhere, on both the floor and 2^nd level.
Staff was cheerful. Service was good. My friends had weird requests and our server, Amber, didn’t look completely worried, so that was nice.
I had a Classica Pizza. It has super thin crust, cheese, diced tomatoes and drizzled in balsamic vinegar. The vinegar was a nice touch, it gave a boost to the mild toppings on the pizza. In spite of it being too big to fit on the plate, I still finished it.
My friends got wings and a burger. Judging by the fact that their plates were clean soon after, I assume it was good. Good portions, reasonable prices. I’d go back.

A tucked away and good alternative to places on Front Street (ex. Jack Astor’s) pre and post-​Blue Jays game.
We went after a Jays home game. The place was packed but we managed to maneuver our way to an empty table at the bar. Otherwise our reservation would be in an hour and given how windy it was that night, I had no intention of staying out in the patio even when there were tables available.
Food:
Good to see a menu that offered vegetarian and gluten-​free alternatives.
I ordered a Mac & Burger and I liked it. The burger was juicy and the Mac and cheese on the burger was good. The chipotle aioli added a good kick to the mac (actually it was quite spicy).
Tried some of my friend’s Veggie Dirty Fries and it was very good. The fries were cripsy and the tandori tofu was really good! I look forward to order the dirty fries next time.

We stopped in here after a jays game — so my review is definitely not based on a typical night sans jays fans, haha.
We were able to snag a table at the bar fairly quickly with some quick maneuvers and stalking ppl who were leaving. The wait for the dining room was long — about one hour (to be expected).
The bar was loud. Very very loud. Again, likely attributed to rowdy fans and being seated in the bar instead of the dining room. I really liked that the menu explicitly indicated what was gluten free by simply putting the symbol beside the meal. Made my life much easier. I had the steak and frites. My steak was more rare than medium rare but still good. The fries were amazing!
My husband had the chicken curry. He wasn’t too impressed and was disappointed to get pita instead of naan, but since he eats authentic curries often, I’m not sure what he was expecting ;)
The menu prices aren’t bad, though I will say you may as well order a meal because apps cost about the same. Drinks are crazy expensive, so I abstained.
The biggest issue I had was how long we had to wait between seeing our server. Again, likely because of how busy it was. A good experience overall but I’m not sure I’d be back.

I am giving them a 4.5 based on my food. I called ahead to try to make a reservation but they said they do not do reservations between 7−9pm during Jays home games. That seems a little ridiculous to me that you would not keep a certain number of seats open for reservation for those that call ahead early enough. Moving on, the game ended on time so we headed over and it was a full house as expected. They have a nice patio but it was too cold and windy to sit outside.
We some how managed to secure an actual table with chairs at the bar that could accommodate 5 adults. I would not bank on this, it was blind luck and determination.
I ordered the Veggie friendly of the dirty fries and oh. my. gosh. flavour explosion! They were everything I hoped they would be. Super crispy fries, a garlic aioli sauce, kim chi, little bit of shredded cheese, tandoori tofu and garnish. Who would have thought that those flavour combinations would be so good together. I would come back just to have these fries.
My friends got the Mac and Cheese burger, steak and curry. They said that the Mac on the burger could use some improvement but it was good and the one complaint about the curry was that they used raw pita on the side and not naan. You need to get on that Hunter’s, Naan is a must with curry!
We went at a pretty crazy time after the game so it was very loud but we had a good time and were glad that we decided to stick it out and find a table.

Gord and I had supper at Hunter’s Landing this evening. We sat on the patio.
Gord ordered the Mac & Burger with a side salad. He loved it and said he’d get it again.
I ordered a Chicken Parmigiana sandwich (minus the arugula) with mashed potatoes. It was okay. I’ll try something else next time.
Caitlin was our server and she took good care of us.

Forget Front street, Hunters Landing might just be my new favourite Jays pre-​game spot. Today, Victoria Day, we weren’t sure where to go that would a) be open, and b) not be crazy busy before the game. We ended up winning on both fronts!
Located along Fort York Blvd about 2 blocks west of Spadina, Hunters Landing abides by the standard new Toronto restaurant look which is industrial/​vintage. This however doesn’t extend to the patio which is modern looking and open — not to mention being in a sweet spot that gets full sun pretty much most of the day (sorry to the close by Fox and the Fiddle which is cast into darkness most of the day).
Today was a lucky day, lucky for one that we nabbed a spot on the patio pretty much right away. And Lucky for another that when we placed an order for one of their specialty brunch drinks known as the Landing Cure (which is their take on a caesar) and scored the last two available — popular drink I guess!
Let’s talk about this Cure for a moment… magnificent! A Caesar, made in a 1L beer stein, pumped full of horse-​radish, and then topped with (on sticks) a slice of pizza, a lobster tail, chorizo sausage/​cheese/​giant olive, a piece of smoked bacon, a piece of celery and an extreme bean. Amazing! Everything you could want when you’re hungover… and a caesar. That said, the lobster tail didn’t exactly smell fresh… in fact after eating it I was debating whether or not I would get sick… but nothing so I dodged a bullet there!
To eat I went with their Turkey Burger! Fantastic, a thick patty, not dry but very moist, topped with fresh veggies and an incredible aioli of sorts that tied everything together wonderfully — it’s been 8 hours and describing it is still filling my mouth with water. Yum! I skipped the fries and went with the Landing salad which was a little over dressed and wet but was still flavourful.
Overall, a great experience — i’ll be back again!
Eatcrest Out!

I went for brunch at Hunters Landing with a friend after we completed the CN tower climb this past April. I had seen many pictures of the Landing Cure online and was itching to try it.
It was a Saturday and we were worried it would be busy but there was lots of space for us. Our server was excellent and there were so many amazing food options I didn’t know what to pick. I’m a very picky eater so for me to have a lot of options is incredible.
The Landing Cure in itself could have been a meal. It was hands down the best cesar I have ever had and there were so many fun things coming out of it– pizza, lobster, bacon, etc.
I ordered the Hunters Benedict to eat and it was unreal. Roast beef AND lobster in an eggs benedict! Are you kidding me? I still dream about it today LOL
Overall it was a great experience and I am itching to go back! I’d love to try dinner there but it’s hard to resist that cesar! Looking forward to going back