The Tenor — Attraction in Toronto

Great food places on third/fourth floor, two restaurant/lounge (sharkclub and jack astors), sushi place, subway sandwich several other food vendors, winners store, tim hortons in basement floor near ttc northbound subway train station, Beer store , basking ribbons in basement floor, a cell phone repair shop, dentist office, healthy fresh food vendor in basement floor, IMAX 3D screen Cineplex theatres on 4th floor, no free parking, difficult drop off pick-up, easy to access using underground "PATH" from Eaton centre or Dundas square or atrium on bay side, atrium on bay lets you come very close to GO bus, greyhound and trentway wagar bust terminal at bay and Edward. Eaton centre side lets you go to Canadian tire and best buy at dundas and bay. Also very close to Ryerson University at 10 Could, we could use Ryerson Three level parking lot from dundas and Victoria street side in addition to the municipal green P parking lot under...

An iconic location (now called The Tenor) near Yonge & Dundas with access to the Dundas Subway Station, restaurants/food court (bathrooms!), Dollerama, and Cineplex movie theatre. Convenient location to grab Starbucks or Tim Hortons before jumping onto the Northbound Subway (if looking for Southbound, walk to the above-ground route to avoid the underground, faster and more fresh air).

If you are looking for lunch, grab a spot at one of the restaurants on the upper floors with a balcony for a great view of the Yonge & Dundas Square and Yonge Street. The Cineplex movie theatre has multi-floors and frequent event movies listed. The food court requires a revamp, especially the bathrooms will suffice if you're desperate.

Tip: There's a lovely mural on the escalator down between food court and Winners that unfortunately does not have the best view, but take a look on the way down as it represents...

Two of us enjoyed a nice lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The restaurant looked very nice. It was very busy and chose to sit outside on the rooftop patio. The menu was also similar to the few restaurants we visited during the week that offered an 'all you can eat' lunch and dinner option on the menu. The prices were in line with other sushi restaurants. We chose to enjoy the lunch 'all-you-can-eat' and the choices were all very good in freshness and presentation. We both particularly enjoyed the White Tuna Sashimi/Sushi. It was excellent! Overall, we enjoyed our lunch and feel that we will return to experience their 'all you can eat' dinner buffet. The service and food (so many items on the menu) was very good and requires...