With delicious food and even more fun conversation, Toronto's quiet restaurants are a must for anyone who wants to hear what the person across from them is saying, or just want to hear their own thoughts. Well then, everyone.
Whether you're looking for an intimate place for a first date or simply somewhere without overwhelming beats or chatter, these restaurants are rated by SoundPrint to have quiet or moderate noise levels. It's perfect for great conversations.
Here are some relatively quiet restaurants with delicious food that are perfect for conversation in Toronto.
Queen's Pasta Cafe
A Bloor West Village staple that serves hot, fresh pasta. This spot guarantees hearty meals that will satisfy even the most discerning palate (and ear) in a calm and inviting atmosphere.
mumbaikar bloor
Our sister restaurant in North York, Bloorcourt Restaurant, offers an extensive menu of Mumbai-inspired cuisine and flavors from all over India, as well as an extensive selection of cocktails and beers.
Pho Tien Thanh
What better place to enjoy conversation while sipping deliciously seasoned soups, noodles, meats, and vegetables than at Toronto's best pho spot? This homely spot in Ossington is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle outside.
Lorsan
A popular Chinatown spot, this spot is the perfect place to sample all your favorite Chinese dishes, but its all-day dim sum service is especially popular. Feel right at home in our bright and comfortable dining room, open late most nights.
Alice
Enjoy a meal on your own by opting for Korean BBQ at this Japanese-Korean fusion restaurant in Koreatown, or choose prepared options like tteokbokki, pork makjeok, and Korean fried chicken. By the way, they are all equally delicious.
flame hood + design
This Bloor West Village restaurant isn't just beautiful to look at, it's also delicious to eat. A great combination of design and Neo-Anatolian cuisine. A trip to this place will satisfy all your senses.
Lalibela Ethiopian on Bloor
One of the city's best Ethiopian restaurants, this Bouruacourt staple offers eclectic flavors of aromatic Ethiopian cuisine, surrounded by colorful murals and decorative furniture.
Musoujin Ramen
There's more to this Roncesvalles Village restaurant's menu than ramen. Sit back and enjoy piles of soup and noodles, delicious sides, and unique desserts while admiring the tranquil surroundings.
La Bella Managua
There's a dearth of Nicaraguan restaurants in Toronto, and this one in Blouacourt has been at the top for nearly 20 years. When you stop for a meal, fill your mouth with tamales, pollo a la parilla, and plenty of plantains.
Korean village restaurant
This long-established staple has been a Koreantown favorite since 1978, and says it not only serves authentic Korean cuisine, but has also perfected the art of perfecting restaurant noise levels for the perfect dining experience. It is no exaggeration to say so.