The Bar/Lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

"The street level bar lounge serves seasonal cocktails, craft beers on tap, and a menu of shareable plates (salads, flatbreads, charcuterie boards) and hearty fare like the bbq pork-topped Firehouse #312 burger"

"Come back down to Earth with some of David Chang’s famous pork buns at Noodle Bar, one of four Momofuku empire restaurants in a glass cube building on University Avenue"

"The excellent Truffles restaurant and chic Avenue bar add to the elegance"

"The four restaurants include the swanky Truffles and the light and airy Avenue bar and lounge - an attempt to maintain a youthful image"

"Rooms and suites are thoughtfully outfitted with warm and subtle décor, floor-to-ceiling windows and lavish amenities such as down duvets and pillows, terrycloth robes, lighted makeup mirrors, iPod docking stations, complimentary newspaper delivery, safes, refrigerated private bars and fax machines upon request"

"The dining room incorporates Toronto's global influences in a contemporary French menu, while a chic street-level bar and lounge offers cocktails and more casual fare"

"With a Daniel Boulud-helmed restaurant, Café Boulud, and a fashionable ground floor lounge called dbar, you’ll eat exceptionally well, and a signature spa offers some of the best pampering treatments in the city"

"You may need that extra incentive to run longer as you'll eat very well here: along with a casual bar/restaurant is an outpost of star chef Daniel Boulud's Café Boulud featuring exquisite contemporary and classic French cuisine, 350 wines, and large windows overlooking the Yorkville neighborhood"

"The fact that luxury seekers come from afar just to experience the Four Season’s day spa; the largest in Toronto, Dine at Daniel Boulud’s Michelin-winning restaurant, and drink unique cocktails at d|bar indicate that this luxury hotel is a step above the rest"

"The dbar has two areas: low lying seats around gorgeous wood tables, themselves statement pieces in the lounge area, and tables overlooking busy Bay Street"