Sole' Restaurant and Wine Bar is situated in a 150 year old Seagram's building, minutes west of the Waterloo Uptown Core. The interior soars two stories high to a timber frame ceiling, exposed brick and generous wood finishes, set the tone for an elegant yet casual experience.
The menu will transport your palate to the Mediterranean. Items ranging from thin crust pizza, pastas, vegetarian entrees, steaks, to rack of lamb will satisfy any appetite. An extensive wine list, great selection of Scotch, local and imported beers on tap complement the experience. Service is professional yet friendly. Sole is waiting to take you away and deliver a complete dining experience.
Food: Mediterranean cuisine, seasonal features, fresh fish, pastas, vegetarian friendly.
Features: Premium beers on tap, wide scotch selection, extensive wine list.
Summertime Outside Dining
Wine Cellar Room for groups of 20 to 36 guests.
Wine Spectator Award of Excellencemore...See more text
Was there on Thursday for a friends birthday. The entire evening was fantastic from the time we dropped our coats to the time we left. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. From apps to main course, dessert and coffee the entire food service had a great flow. No rushing and we were able to celebrate a birthday in great atmosphere and company. The meal was amazing, all food was served hot and everything was perfect. Each dish was well presented and extremely delicious. The martini list is very inventive. We all shared a bottle of wine over dinner and it made the night that much better.
Well done Sole.
Great Wine List!
One of the finer dining experiences my wife and I have had in a while. The wine list is awesome and I now have 2 new favourites I need to get at the LCBO whenever I go :)
I did find the food portions a little small, but the quality more than made up for it. The peanut butter creme brulee.... OMG - Better than I make...
We had a newer server, so we needed to wait for drinks and refills, but it was nice to bask in the atmosphere of the restaurant.
We will be going back for a fancier night out on the town.
Sat in the bar area. Great service, attentive and not rushed. There was a jazz trio playing which was great, added to the evening. Overall very pleased with the food and service!
From start to finish, a disappointing meal. Caesar salad lacked dressing,flavour was in the croutons only, spinach salad was blah - very little dressing (tasteless); escargots were delicious; lamb ordered rare-not expecting it 'that rare' ! Paella description said it contained sausage (paella typically does) -there was no evidence of sausage; mussels at edge of plate were cold; schnitzel was very dry. Lasagna was adequate, but not impressive. Service was very slow, even though not overly busy throughout the place. Having been a 'fan' of The Blackshop for many years, this was an unexpected disappointment. We shall not return.
I go quite often for drinks after work. The drinks are fine. The food is always quite good. The service is excellent. The decor is nice. My only complaint is that this place is quite expensive. There are other places in town that are comparable for less money.
