Summerlicious, produced by the City of Toronto, returns July 4 – 20, 2025

Summerlicious

July 4 – 20, 2025
GTA

Summerlicious is Toronto’s premier summer culinary event, offering residents and visitors an opportunity to explore the city’s diverse dining scene. Scheduled to run from July 4 to 20, 2025, this annual festival features over 200 restaurants across Toronto, each presenting specially curated three-course prix fixe menus at various price points. Initiated in 2003 by the City of Toronto,

Summerlicious was designed to bolster the restaurant industry during traditionally slower periods. Since its inception, the program has significantly contributed to the local economy, generating over $353 million in economic activity and serving more than eight million meals.

Pricing

  • Lunch: Generally, the prix fixe lunch menus are offered at multiple price points starting at $20.
  • Dinner: Prix fixe dinner menus are offered at higher price points starting at $25.

Participation

  • Reservations: Reservations for Summerlicious are strongly encouraged due to the event’s popularity. Interested patrons can book directly with the participating restaurants. While walk-ins may be accommodated, securing a reservation ensures a seamless dining experience. Click here for participating restaurants.
  • Menus Online: Participating restaurants and their Summerlicious menus are usually posted on the official Summerlicious website before the event, allowing diners to plan their visits.

Tips for Enjoying Summerlicious

  1. Plan Ahead: Check the official website for participating restaurants and menus. Some participating restaurants do not offer a lunch prix fixe menu on Saturday or Sunday. Contact the restaurants to inquire.
  2. Make Reservations: Reservations are accepted beginning June 20 for seatings between July 5 and 21. Contact the restaurants directly to reserve.
  3. Try New Places: Use the event as an opportunity to explore new cuisines and neighborhoods.
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