Introducing: Trinity Taverna, a new Greek restaurant in the Beach with a palatial terrace

4 thoughts on “Introducing: Trinity Taverna, a new Greek restaurant in the Beach with a palatial terrace”

1. My friend and I were at the Trinity Taverna last Sunday, August 4th…it was a sunny day so we sat outside on the Terrace overlooking the beach, beautiful setting! it seamed to be at a Mediterranean Restaurant in Europe…The food was fresh and well presented with the most courterous and attentive service, we had as suggested by the waiter…T.T. Lamb Gyro with tomato relish Tzatziki and paprika for $18 and T.T. Tomato Salad with sesame-crusted feta, black olive and oregano for $14, sthe portion were generous so we shared them, it cost us $16 each, very reasonably, we certainly enjoyed our day at the Beaches…..

2. The Music and Bass is way too loud!! It is very sad that Luca and the managers and owners at the Trinity Restaurant don’t realize that the senior citizens and families with children are disturbed and kept awake by the thumping bass that travels through our neighbourhood onto Kew Beach Ave. The LCBO will be notified and so have the police and councillor Mary Margaret McMahon. This is not the club zone of downtown.

3. A reservation for 5 had been made well in advance, with a request of a upper level table or similar, as it was a special occasion. This request was reiterated mid week to ensure the location of the table. No problem they said. Two of the guests (females in their 50’s even though it was to be a mixed group), arrived first. Our request was not noted. There was an arrogant (not good for business)young man at the entrance who directed a young gal to seat us. The area that she attempted to seat us was probably the worst choice possible. We disputed it and she tried her best to find another spot…having to check with the arrogant young man at the door with each attempt. We eventually were placed outside which was fine even though it hadn’t been our original request.
   The food was quite good and our server (Gordy, I believe was his name) was very attentive. On the Trinity website, a guest can order flowers in advance if they wish. We did this, as it was a special occasion. We told them at the desk, as we came in to bring the flowers once they arrived. Didn’t happen! How difficult is it to bring them to the table. After all, they provide the service and we pay them in advance.They had been sitting there for quite some time. We picked them up on the way out. A vase (square jar) held 4 plus inexpensive flowers and a bit of greenery. The vase was short and they flowers and sprigs of green were shoved in without any
   foam to secure them. Price tag….$70.00. Do not waste your money. You can pick up nicer arrangements than this for $10-15.00

   I live in the Beaches,as do the others I was with. We know restaurants and support the local ones if feasible. I hope Trinity is successful but I think they have a little work to do yet.

4. Beautiful place, good food, ok service. The staff and owner do not work for your business, which is a very poor quality in any restaurant. They know they are sitting on a goldmine and could care less about happy customers or loyal customers. Prices are a bit high (especially drinks). I did not like the spices in the shrimp saganaki.

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