Where to take your wife on her bday?

Category: Food

8/27/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Brune B. says:

Ideally, I'd like a nice restaurant that serves great food(hopefully, meatless) and a romantic ambiance: candles, classical music in the background, etc. Please share your experience.

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   8/27/2010 Cameron "I need all the YELP I can get" O. says:

   Did you have a memorable restaurant visit during your first date?  Why not take her to the same place?  Unless of course it's a sketchy dive now or suffered some other horrible fate.

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   8/27/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Brune B. says:

   Haha I hate to say but it was Kelsey's ( in my defense I was visiting from France).. hmm

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   8/28/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Chris D. says:

   take her to the spa. You know those whole day tradition, especially if you both relax in a jacuzzi with a glass of wine in your hand. Then when the night comes, take her to the restaurant you both like. Then have a brief dance with her and after that ...:)......after that tuck her to sleep.

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   8/28/2010 Cameron "I need all the YELP I can get" O. says:

   Depending on if your wife appreciates being spendy or thrifty can influence your decision where to go or what to do.  If she's the spend-thrift type you could make up a lovely picnic basket and spend the time on Toronto Island.  There are many many places to hide and be alone for a secluded and romantic lunch.
   
   Don't forget It's the effort that counts far more than the actual meal.  Even if your cooking is disastrous and you decide to grab take-away, just make sure you have a variety of HER favourite treats, in addition to the meal.

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   8/29/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Eliah "on the run from Thinkpol" H. says:

   I vote going to a winery. Though I dunno how you can drink wine and eat just veggies.

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   8/29/2010 Fabio "I actually CAN believe it's not butter" N. says:

   In the particular case of *my* wife, well, probably a burlesque festival. :-D

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   8/29/2010 Kent "Pat Bateman" P. says:

   I think club wicked would be a great spot

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   8/29/2010 from Yelp for iPhone angela "bringing faux meat to the people" k. says:

   The most romantic entirely meatless restaurant is easily Fressen. (but please note there aren't many romantic veggie restaurants).

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   8/30/2010 Brune B. says:

   OK, I forgot to mention she is NOT a vegetarian but I am. That should expand my options.
   
   I liked the wine tasting suggestion and we do like Ontario white wine + cheese, any recommendations? My first thought was Niagara...

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    8/30/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Eliah "on the run from Thinkpol" H. says:

    http://www.innonthetwe.../
    
    http://www.vineland.com/

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    8/30/2010 from Yelp for iPhone angela "bringing faux meat to the people" k. says:

    Inn on the Twenty has always had a great vegetarian option when I've gone (I've been for brunch twice and dinner) but call to check since I haven't been for a few months.

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    9/1/2010 from Yelp for iPhone Brune B. says:

    Thank you all! Inn on the Twenty sounds promising!
    @Eliah, I contacted Vineland and unfortunately they only book private wine&cheese tours for groups of 10+ people :(

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