Queen’s Harbour is moving into the waterfront neighbourhood and it looks like the new kid on the block is going to great efforts to find its place among its very popular neighbouring restaurateurs.
They’ve already started construction on the 140-year-old shipping warehouse located just north of the Amsterdam Brewery as it begins its transformation into an 800-seat dining space with spectacular views of the CN Tower and Lake Ontario.
Situated in the heart of Toronto’s Harbour, Queen’s Harbour’s menus will feature a cross between Mediterranean and Asian cuisine and offering up a raw bar, sushi bar, charcoal-grill and hand-crafted cocktails. With a retractable roof boasting to be the biggest in the country, we’ll find out in the spring of 2025 how this impressive launch inside Toronto’s waterfront will fare in the ‘hood.
To stay updated on this project, visit the Queen’s Harbour website.
