

Discover Café Boulud, Chef Daniel Boulud’s celebrated French restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, nestled in the heart of Yorkville. Inspired by Daniel’s roots in Lyon, the menu highlights French classics and contemporary dishes, all crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients and featuring slow-cooked excellence on a gleaming rotisserie. Whether you’re starting your day with a refined breakfast, indulging in a fancy brunch, savoring a delightful lunch or treating yourself to an elegant dinner in Yorkville, Café Boulud offers an unforgettable dining experience, welcoming ambience and exceptional service, making it a true gem among Toronto restaurants.
Daniel Boulud’s retooled French brasserie boasts a vintage feel & dishes like rotisserie chicken.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 60 Yorkville Ave, Toronto, ON M4W 0A4, Canada
Phone: +1 416-963-6000
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The oysters were incredibly fresh and briny, perfectly chilled and paired with classic accompaniments simple, elegant, and flawless. The salad was crisp and refreshing, with a creamy dressing balanced perfectly by light, airy crisps that added wonderful texture and old blue cheese with duck meat.
The main course Halibut fish was rich and satisfying, with a velvety pumpkin sauce and bins/ broccoli’s that showed real attention to detail and technique. Every bite felt harmonious and well composed.
And the dessert truly the highlight. Beautifully plated, indulgent without being overwhelming, and full of depth in flavor. The balance of sweetness, texture, and presentation was outstanding and left a lasting impression.
Service was attentive and polished, and the overall atmosphere felt upscale yet warm. This is the kind of place that turns a meal into a memorable experience. Highly recommended and I’ll definitely be back.
The team was polished, timed everything well, and the ambience felt “special occasion” in the right way. But the food itself came across muted: several courses felt under-seasoned, and a couple had flavour directions that didn’t feel cohesive for what we were expecting from a French tasting menu. I’m all for modern influences, but the overall arc didn’t read as distinctly French to us, and some plates felt more “fusion” than intentional.
For context, I’ve spent a meaningful amount of time in France/Europe, and I was really looking forward to this meal as part of a birthday plan (paired with the spa, which was excellent). Value-wise, it was hard to justify given how little we enjoyed the actual dishes.
I appreciate the professionalism of the staff — I just wish the tasting menu delivered at the same level as the service and vibe.
My moa course was a mushroom pasta and i tell u the complex flavors that blended in my mouth wow. I tried 2 deserts the apple one which was simple and good. But the date dessert was so interesting and packed with flovor at first bite i dodnt like it but by the end i wanted more. Staff was very helpfull and friendly.
If you want a quiet dinner, I would recommend not going on a Friday or Saturday night
The best part honestly was the complimentary bread – it’s this warm brioche bun – so fluffy and goes great with the food. Unfortunately, I have no photo of it.
The service and atmosphere is always excellent and as you would expect from any of Daniel’s restaurants.
The food is fresh and very tasty and they have good wine selection!
The service and attention to detail were exceptional from start to finish. A special thank you to John Torrens, who went above and beyond to make our experience memorable. We can’t wait to return.
They took 45 minutes to serve an omelette even though the restaurant was not busy. When it finally arrived, it was cold and poorly prepared. There was no butter and no bread options. I even asked for a piece of bread to eat with the omelette and was told they do not serve bread at brunch. No bread or basics. For around 100$ meal.
Only stale and dry pieces of baguette served with the tartare.
Reservation is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Everything we ordered was delish.