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The holidays are fast approaching, and though we’ve barely started our shopping, our eyes are already turning into dollar signs as we crunch the numbers. Food lovers needn’t worry, though — Oliver & Bonacini, one of Canada’s leading hospitality groups, has sprinkled a little festive magic over the season.
From now until December 2, discerning diners can save 20 per cent on O&B gift cards, redeemable at all of their restaurants, including 15 locations across Toronto. With some of the city’s best dining views — and a few of Toronto's hottest openings — it’s an ideal gift solution for the holidays, or perhaps a smart way to treat yourself...
Canoe, perched on the 54th floor of the TD Tower, offers views that are nearly as impressive as the Canadian cuisine. Chef de cuisine Roderick Tomiczek guides guests through tasting menus and seasonal dishes inspired by game, foraged ingredients and East Coast oysters.
For something cozier, tuck into French classics at Biff’s Bistro — think salade niçoise, French onion soup and steak frites. Or elevate the evening even further at Auberge du Pommier, an upscale French destination with white tablecloths and timeless charm, housed inside two former 1860s wood-cutters’ cottages.
If you’re looking to explore some of O&B’s newer gems, head to The Well. Aera delivers a high-end experience complete with steak, sushi and sweeping skyline views. La Plume brings a sunny brasserie atmosphere, while Bonne Nuit — the sultry speakeasy hidden behind a curtain — is perfect for late-night cocktails.
Over at Berczy Square, The Joneses is a lively downtown go-to for burgers, pre-games and big-group energy. Nearby, Ceci Bar offers a colourful, social spot to share Mexican-inspired plates and take advantage of happy hour with friends or for a festive gathering.
While O&B’s gift cards are only discounted until December 2, you can buy them now and save them for later. Whether you’re gifting a loved one this season, or saving them for a dining date in 2026, O&B gift cards never expire.
The future looks delicious.
