The food was terrific, albeit a little pricey. The servers meant well, but I had to ask multiple times for things as simple as syrup (who orders pancakes and expects not have syrup included!?) The atmosphere was great, really cool place. Overall, it was nice, but I would get there early to avoid the crowds.

Great spot. Assumed it was a breakfast place only and were pleasantly surprised when they accommodated us last minute for dinner. Love the atmosphere and kind and caring staff. Retro diner feel! Food hit the spot too. Shrimp was surprisingly spicy. Steak was great done just as requested and a nice char. Check it out!

A beautiful, cozy restaurant, this is actually Toronto's oldest, established in the 1920s. We got wine and cosmopolitan for drinks their food was good too but they restaurant on too closes pretty early around 8 the bar downstairs on the other hand stays open much longer.

Food is fine, as expected. They forgot our order. Gave us the whole can of beer when we ordered a second while we waited. I wonder what they did with the last third of the cans from our first ones...? It's a pretty famous place, kind of fun. Very noisy!

Great folks, but disgusting pricing now. Do they have to bribe the chickens to lay a few eggs? 2eggs, bacon, fries and toast $24, plus $5 for a cup of coffee. Prices have tripled. Go to Sunset grill...3 eggs, 4pieces of bacon, fries and toast $12.99 Don't support the thieves.

The food is pretty underwhelming for a highly rated place. Neither the egg Benedict nor the French toast stood out in anyway. Overpriced got what you get so I would not recommend.

Went here recently before a show. The service was friendly and fantastic. The booths are extremely uncomfortable. The soup was so salty it was inedible.

Clean, a little claustraphobic and very charming. The food was excellent, we had breakfast. Good prices, not as expensive as you may be expecting. Food came quickly. The space is very tight. With noise it doesn't feel too bad, however be prepared to be sitting pretty close to a strangers table.

The Senator is located across the street from the Mervish Theatre on Victoria Street - therefore it is a good choice for theatre goers. The food, service, selection and ambiance, were "underwhelming" to say the least. Don't order the chicken pot pie.

A bit pricey for what it was. Came up to around $50/person. The food came out very slow. But overall the atmosphere was great. Love the old fashion diner feel to it