360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower is now open continuously for service and reservations 11 am through 10:15 pm daily.  The lunch menu is served 11 am – 3:15 pm; Dinner menu and service begins 3:30 pm.

360 The Restaurant at the CN Tower, one of Toronto’s finest, features unforgettable food combined with a magnificent revolving view of Toronto more than 351 metres (1,151 ft) below. 360 offers market-fresh cuisine, featuring regional ingredients to ensure an incomparable culinary experience. 360 also features an award-winning wine selection of over 550 international and Canadian wines from its “cellar in the sky”. The restaurant is the recipient of several awards and a wonderful place to celebrate any special occasion.

Please note that elevation to 360 Restaurant and access to the LookOut and Glass Floor levels of the CN Tower, following your meal, are complimentary with the purchase of a prix fixe by each guest.

Reservations are recommended and can be made online or by calling 416-362-5411.

360 Restaurant menus change twice a year for Summer and Winter. The Summer menu starts in May and the Winter menu in November. Menus for the next season will be posted closer to the starting date. Until June 30th, 360 Restaurant will be serving lunch and dinner prix fixe menus.  During July and August, 360 will be offering a seasonal prix fixe menu that will be available all day.

We remind guests dining in 360 Restaurant that you are to arrive 15-20 minutes prior to your confirmed reservation time to allow for check-in and elevation. Given the number of construction projects underway within the city, we encourage you to build extra time into your schedule for potential congestion.

Please note currently the only entrance to the CN Tower will be the Bremner Boulevard entrance (south side of the CN Tower).  Everyone visiting the CN Tower is encouraged to arrive via Bremner Boulevard, for the most convenient access, drop off and parking, especially for mobility challenged visitors.  Visitors arriving via Front Street will be directed across the outdoor Rod Robbie (John Street) Bridge toward the Bremner entrance.