Toronto’s best French onion soup may be the perfect antidote to frigid weather. Built on a foundation of rich beef stock and deeply caramelized onions, French onion soup is fortifying comfort food in a bowl. Topped with good bread and bubbly, golden cheese, it’s a dish that’s much grander than the sum of its humble parts. Elegant enough to feel special, French onion soup is gooey and indulgent yet also feels nourishing to both body and soul.
As we embrace outdoor dining in late autumn, then winter, this is a dish we recommend you keep close at hand. For the best French onion soup in Toronto, here are the places to go.
432 Wellington St W
Le Sélect Bistro
This well-loved Toronto institution has recently reopened, and its French onion soup is the perfect starter to a delicious dinner.
740 St Clair Ave W
The Rushton
Brandied beef and onion broth is the backbone to The Rushton's popular onion soup.
165 York St
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - York Street
The Keg knows comfort and their French onion soup hits the nail on the head.
892 Queen St W
Le Swan
Le Swan's gorgeous rendition of the classic comes topped with cheese-covered toasts for dipping.
69 Front St E
Le Papillon on Front
Le Papillon delivers a perfectly-crafted, perfectly-cheesy French onion soup.
642 King St W Suite 102
Lapinou
Lapinou Bistro's onion soup, topped with Emmental and Gruyère, is available for delivery or on the restaurant's heated patio.
1190 Dundas St E
Gare De L'Est Brasserie
A fortified beef and sherry broth gives Gard De L'Est's rich onion soup added depth.
130 Ossington Ave
Cote De Boeuf
Ossington Avenue's Côte de Boeuf serves its French onion soup smothered in Comté cheese.
35 Tank House Lane
Cluny Bistro
Cooked to a deep, golden brown, Cluny's French onion soup is the definition of comfort food.
1118 Yonge St
Carens Rosedale
Onion soup joins a long list of French classics on the menu at Carens Rosedale.
4 Front St E
Biff's Bistro
Biff's Bistro offers a traditional take on the classic, topped with plenty of Gruyère.
Toronto’s best French onion soup may be the perfect antidote to frigid weather. Built on a foundation of rich beef stock and deeply caramelized onions, French onion soup is fortifying comfort food in a bowl. Topped with good bread and bubbly, golden cheese, it’s a dish that’s much grander than the sum of its humble parts. Elegant enough to feel special, French onion soup is gooey and indulgent yet also feels nourishing to both body and soul.
As we embrace outdoor dining in late autumn, then winter, this is a dish we recommend you keep close at hand. For the best French onion soup in Toronto, here are the places to go.
432 Wellington St W
Le Sélect Bistro
This well-loved Toronto institution has recently reopened, and its French onion soup is the perfect starter to a delicious dinner.
740 St Clair Ave W
The Rushton
Brandied beef and onion broth is the backbone to The Rushton's popular onion soup.
165 York St
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - York Street
The Keg knows comfort and their French onion soup hits the nail on the head.
592 Sherbourne St
Maison Selby
Maison Selby's French onion soup is a perfect cold-weather dish.
892 Queen St W
Le Swan
Le Swan's gorgeous rendition of the classic comes topped with cheese-covered toasts for dipping.
69 Front St E
Le Papillon on Front
Le Papillon delivers a perfectly-crafted, perfectly-cheesy French onion soup.
642 King St W Suite 102
Lapinou
Lapinou Bistro's onion soup, topped with Emmental and Gruyère, is available for delivery or on the restaurant's heated patio.
1190 Dundas St E
Gare De L'Est Brasserie
A fortified beef and sherry broth gives Gard De L'Est's rich onion soup added depth.
130 Ossington Ave
Cote De Boeuf
Ossington Avenue's Côte de Boeuf serves its French onion soup smothered in Comté cheese.
35 Tank House Lane
Cluny Bistro
Cooked to a deep, golden brown, Cluny's French onion soup is the definition of comfort food.
1118 Yonge St
Carens Rosedale
Onion soup joins a long list of French classics on the menu at Carens Rosedale.
4 Front St E
Biff's Bistro
Biff's Bistro offers a traditional take on the classic, topped with plenty of Gruyère.
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