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Alio Restaurant & Wine Bar
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
Heather B. said: "Had dinner here last night. Reservations at 7:30. I think they must of had an off night because the service was really slow, unless that is how they roll. It took some times for drinks to come and then for our server to come back and…" read more »
3 reviews for Alio Restaurant & Wine Bar
3 reviews in English
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Review from Howard H.
8/2/2011 1 Check-in Here
It's been awhile, but I remember being much more of a fan of this place than I had expected.
This is really a bit of a template establishment; it takes on the personality of whoever inhabits it at any given moment. Luckily, they seem to draw on a pretty rich and diverse pool of human resources.
Great stop for late night with a small to medium size group - also not a bad pre-concert launch point.
Have to remember to go hear again soon... -
Review from Jim P.
9/30/2010 1 Check-in Here
When you want to do black sambuca shots with your friends, after you've been out for a really nice dinner....come here.
This place is open late. Has cool pool tables, and even cooler jukebox, and a hip young crowd, or should I say diverse crowd that just seems to ebb and flow nicely as the wee hours wear on. -
Review from Alejandro A.
Toronto, ON
12/10/2008
I didn't expect to have any fun in this place. Sure it was my friend's birthday, and I would be in good company, but when a place has "Wine Bar" in its name, I immediately conjured images of a stuffy atmosphere where people were over dressed and wearing monocles. Alex old boy, you were so wrong.
Not only do they serve beers for us common folk, they serve you stein's which amounts to something like 30 or 40oz of beer. Immediately I felt more comfortable and liked this place a little more.
Novelty aside, it was a cool place. If you call ahead and ask to book the back room, they'll let you do it so long as you guarantee enough people. They'll even let you plug your ipod into the stereo, so you really get to define the atmosphere of the place.
