Jack's Dundas Square

Great place for a night out. Good music, food and drinks on a Friday night Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator on the ground floor

Nice place

I've been coming to this location for 5-6 weeks now, the bartenders are all super friendly, willing to converse.. the food is excellent (I personally like the Tiny Tuna Tacos), they have a great beer selection, and overall I've just had a really good time.

Stepping onto the bustling streets of Toronto, where the neon lights cut through the mist like beacons of culinary salvation, there's a joint that's got the town gabbing, and it's none other than Jack Astor’s. This place isn't just a restaurant; it's a time machine, whisking you back to an era where New York's charm and Chicago's sophistication danced in the moonlight, creating a spectacle of gastronomic delight that's as dazzling as a Gershwin tune. As you mosey on in, the ambiance hits you like the first sip of a stiff martini. The place is jumping, filled with a swell crowd that's all dolled up and buzzing with the anticipation of a night to remember. It's as if you've walked into one of those swanky speakeasies or lavish supper clubs of yesteryear, where the air is thick with jazz and the laughter is as light as the bubbles in a glass of champagne. The menu at Jack Astor’s is nothing short of a culinary symphony, each dish a masterpiece played out by the kitchen's maestros. The flavors are the bee's knees, combining the zest of the '40s with a modern flair that'll knock your socks off. Imagine a steak so tender, it's like cutting through a cloud from Heaven, or a seafood platter that’s as opulent as a night at the opera. And the zing of a spicy dish? It’s like a lively jazz number, setting your taste buds tap-dancing in delight. But what really sets this joint apart is the service. The staff are the crème de la crème of hospitality, making every Joe and Jane feel like the cat's pajamas from the moment they step in. There's a waitress with a quick wit that could rival Rosalind Russell's, and a bartender who mixes a cocktail with the precision and flair of a Fred Astaire routine. It's a scene straight out of a classic film noir, where every exchange crackles with the electricity of a bygone era. So, to those out there looking for an evening that’s as unforgettable as a night on the town with the Rat Pack, do yourself a solid and head to Jack Astor’s. Don your finest threads and prepare for a night where style, sophistication, and scrumptious grub are the orders of the day. This isn't just a meal; it's a journey back in time, a lavish affair that pays homage to the cities and eras that inspire its very essence. In essence, Jack Astor’s isn’t just a place to eat; it's a masterclass in culinary critique, a lavish, absurdly delightful homage to the 1940s. Step into this gastronomic haven, and you're not just stepping into a restaurant—you're stepping into history, into a story where every bite, every sip, is a line in a timeless tale of elegance and flavor. Jack Astor’s in Toronto isn’t just a dining experience; it’s an unforgettable journey to an era where dining was an art, and every meal, a masterpiece.

Thanks to Ron for amazing experience , service was excellent and food was great too.

Amazing experience. Great service by Ron . Will visit again.

Thanks to Ron for his service

i would specifically like to leave a review for Ron who was our server. he did a great job of handling all our requests. took care of allergies of everyone at the table. Had a really nice time all around