Midi Bistro - Toronto

French Fare, French, European
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Midi Bistro

Midi Bistro
4.4 / 5 (1324 reviews)

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Midi Bistro, a French-style bistro located near the Art Gallery of Ontario, offers a Prix Fix Menu of three courses for $45. While some feel there are better places in Toronto for $35, others praise the tasty and traditional French cuisine such as beef bourgignon and creme brulee. The service is efficient, although the lack of French-speaking servers may disappoint some patrons. The ambiance, while Parisian indoors, lacks charm on the outside terrace. Some dishes like the mussels in tomato soup and meat and cheese platters receive mixed reviews, yet standouts like the beef Moroccan tagine and Tarte Tatin are highly praised. Overall, Midi Bistro offers a diverse menu at a good price with service that could be improved in terms of authenticity and speed.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Saby

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★ 4.4 / 5 from 1324 reviews
saby-doobay
27.08.2025

Great food, beautiful atmosphere, the owner is a fantastic chef

gabriel-seah-library-2
27.08.2025

The crème brûlée had a good crust but the interior texture was a bit coarse.

tacklebuster
03.03.2024

We visited this restaurant as a group during Winterlicious. The service was fantastic and everyone loved their appetizers. I personally had the French onion soup, which was delicious. The portion sizes were generous. For dessert, I tried the creme brulee, but found it a bit too dense for my liking. However, my spouse really enjoyed it and had no problem finishing mine. Overall, we had a great experience with the food, service, and atmosphere, and would definitely consider returning in the future.

gabriel-seah-elephan-5
27.08.2025

The crepe was pretty good good mix of fruit and ice cream. Though the crepe was a bit dry (probably pre made too far in advance)

trish-hudyma-1
03.03.2024

Oh dear… I suspect the fries are from McDonald's. My friend's appetizer, the cassoulet escargot, tasted like watered-down Alfredo sauce with mushrooms. My own appetizer was mediocre, a pate that I could have bought from the grocery store. However, I was pleased with my dish of fish and chips, which was quite delicious and satisfying. The other dish we ordered was mussels in a tomato soup. The creme brulee was just ok.

FAQ

At 476, you'll find the station TTC-Queen's Park, from which you also have access to the public transportation.

The place serves you a selection of gluten-free dishes.

You can watch major sports events on a screen / TV right in the restaurant.

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