Harbour Sixty Steakhouse, Toronto

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  • Harbour Sixty Steakhouse

    Review by Ellen Jakobsmeier
    Guaranteed you’ve driven past this old boys steakhouse (just off Bay on Harbour) at rapid speed to avoid the panhandlers (who hasn’t?) without even realizing what it was. That’s because only people who can afford to eat mouthwatering steaks on a regular basis know where the best place in town is to get a decadent, slow roasted prime rib. A full dinner will easily run you over $100 (and that’s per person), whereas lunch is half that ($50 for the non-mathematicalyl inclined). Despite the hefty price, this place is well worth the assault on your bank account (of if you’re lucky, on the company’s bank account). Lunchtime power suits are littered throughout the restaurant, and come dinnertime those looking to make a serious impression on their guests flock in full force to Sixty’s. If you have a serious deal on the line (i.e. major commercial Real Estate project), it might be a good idea to get your client here pronto, where he can feast on red beef instead of you - but keep the contract handy for some liquored up “signing on the dotted line”! - E.J.

    4 Reader Reviews

    1. Randy Evens's Review :: April 4, 2008
    The worst case of heartburn EVER. Waking up in the middle of the night, arms outstretched, staring at the ceiling. That's what happens when I gorge myself with too much food and wine. I ordered the largest slab of beef here with a couple of sides, including potatoes and veggies, and it was pretty damn good - you definitely get what you pay for. Although the sides seem pretty small, they compliment the juicy, thick cut prime rib well.

    Randy Evens's Rating: 3 Stars
    2. Brendon Frazer's Review :: March 23, 2008
    I would give Harbour Sixty 2 stars if it weren't for the waitress. She was nice, prompt, helpful and offered to replace my steak for free.

    Brendon Frazer's Rating: 3 Stars
    3. Cory Grafstein's Review :: July 27, 2007
    I have had the pleasure of eating in many a steak houses but harbour sixty was and will be one my most memorble places to eat steak and fine dining abounds here from the moment you wallk through the doors.
    As you tour the resturant and are gracisouly seated presented with the wine and menue the service never ends the wait staff metioulosly look after your every whim and need steaks chops and fish are delightfully prestented anlong with some of the best wines and appertifs the world has to offer so if you are looking for one of torontos best steak houses I recommend harbour sixty you will be glad you did I know we did.

    Cory Grafstein's Rating: 4 Stars
    4. Paul Chater's Review :: October 18, 2006
    Over-priced for a meal that was, at best, average. One in our party asked for his steak "medium." It arrived almost bleeding. When he complained the snotty waiter said, "that's the way we do steaks here." I guess it doesn't matter how the patron wants it cooked. My $54 Porterhouse was tough and unappealing. The vegetables were bland and undercooked as well. Dinner for four without dessert came to $700. A waste of time and definitely a waste of money. There are many better steakhouses in Toronto.

    Paul Chater's Rating: 1 Stars
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    Harbour Sixty Steakhouse

    Address

    60 Harbour Street, Toronto, ON

    Phone

    416-777-2111

    Area

    Front Street

    Cuisine

    Steak

    Venue

    Restaurant

    Hours

    Mon. to Fri.: 11:30am - 1:00am

    Price

    $$$ (within reach)

    Payment

    Master Card
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    American Express
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