- The restaurant’s 54th floor entrance
- Dining room entrance
- The new dining room
- Canoe’s soapstone bar
- One of a pair of caribou etchings that frame the bar
- A bar with a view
- 150 beaver-embossed porcelain jars by Heyday Design
- The view from the kitchen bar
- Canoe’s chef’s table
- A bronze and copper map of Canada by Unit Five dominates one of the private rooms
- Canoe’s other private dining room
- The dining room has an unobstructed view of the lake and the CN Tower
- A trio of beef short ribs is slicked with a tree-syrup glaze, with cauliflower purée and roasted root vegetables ($28)
- Seared La Ferme foie gras with Kernal peanuts, Concord grape preserve and toasted brioche ($27)
- Tea smoked–La Ferme duck breast is paired with toasted wheat berries, seared foie gras, rapini and chanterelles ($44)
- Hand-chopped Cumbrae Farms beef tenderloin tartare comes with an applewood-smoked bacon chip and Forbes’ Wild Flavours ($24)
- Hand-chopped Cumbrae Farms beef tenderloin tartare comes with an applewood-smoked bacon chip and Forbes’ Wild Flavours ($24)
- Medium-rare slices of venison on a bed of steel-cut oats with a bite-sized Navet tart, Soma chocolate walnuts and rhubarb ($47)
- Corn nut and a trio of hazelnut milk chocolate cakes surrounded by crispy phyllo chips, caramelized bananas and a quenelle of coffee ice cream ($12)


















