CKTL & Co.
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CKTL & Co. is a new restaurant and cocktail lounge in Toronto's financial district where the drink prices change with market demand, offering delicious food such as Tuna Nachos, Sticky Mango Wings, Grilled Flank Steak, and Grilled Lamb Chop. Their signature dish is the mouth-watering Lamb Burger made with their signature beef blend, aged white cheddar, roasted garlic aioli, pickled red onions and sweet & salty tomato bacon jam. Book your reservation via OpenTable to invest in their menu today!
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330 Bay Street
Downtown Toronto, ON
M5H2S8
To get to the restaurant located in the Bay Street area, you can take public transport by getting off at the Union Station and walking for about 10 minutes towards Bay Street. Alternatively, you can drive and park your car at the parking lot nearby after turning right on Lake Shore Boulevard.
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 11am - 11pm |
| Friday | 11am - 12am |
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CKTL & Co. is a must-visit restaurant in Toronto's Bay Street area. The ambiance of this place is simply amazing, as it combines the elements of Art Deco with modernity to create a moody yet sophisticated space. It's the perfect spot to unwind after a long day and enjoy some delicious drinks. The stock exchange cocktail lounge is a unique concept that sets CKTL & Co. apart from other restaurants in the area. The drink prices fluctuate with demand, just like the stock market, making it an exciting experience for patrons. The recent giveaway partnership with BLACKBERRY was a great way to celebrate the premiere of the movie and offer patrons an opportunity to win dinner and a movie for two. Overall, CKTL & Co. is an excellent choice for anyone looking for great food, drinks, and socializing in Toronto's financial district.