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What’s on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer’s top east-end hangout

By Renée Suen| Photography by Renée Suen
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What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout

The Broadview Hotel is a looker, inside and out, and the revitalized Streetcar Developments property at Queen and Broadview also offers a stunning panorama of the Toronto skyline from its top-floor bar and restaurant, the Rooftop.

The food

While the hotel’s street-level Civic restaurant is still in the works, the Rooftop has its own kitchen run by chef Ryan Michailoff (Cadillac Jenkins, Table 17), with a menu created by east-end restaurateurs Erik Joyal and executive chef John Sinopoli (Gare de L’Est, Ascari Enoteca, Hi-Lo Bar, Table 17).

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
Fried smelts with harissa mayo. $12.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
Jerk pork ribs served with an almost custard-like roasted-corn-and-jalapeño cake, and grilled scallion mayo. $16.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
Minced lamb and beef kefta, served with za’atar yogurt, pickled turnips, pomegranate molasses and house-made pita. $17. (Substitute the meat for crispy cauliflower, $15.)

 

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What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
Foie gras parfait served with date-and-sherry butter and simit, a long, bagel-like sesame bread. $19.

 

The space

Designed by DesignAgency, the Rooftop has seating for 140 people. One of the building’s towers has been converted into a private dining space with an additional 20 seats.

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
A view of downtown Toronto from Broadview Hotel’s seventh floor rooftop.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
The 360-degree skylight view of Riverside from the Rooftop’s enclosed lounge.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
The south-facing patio offers a spanning view of the construction of cranes dominating Toronto’s downtown skyline.

 

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What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
The Rooftop kitchen caters the Tower’s private space.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
The bar sits on what used to be the Broadview Hotel’s empty roof. There’s a broad selection of wines and cocktails.

 

What's on the menu at the Rooftop at the Broadview Hotel, the summer's top east-end hangout
A glass wall behind the bar opens to the L-shaped patio, giving guests access to the bar without needing to reenter the glass-enclosed space.

106 Broadview Ave., 416-362-8439, thebroadviewhotel.ca, @BroadviewHotel

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