Miss Things - Toronto

The menu of Miss Things from Toronto includes 54 menus. On average, menus or drinks on the card cost about CA$14. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Enola Haley likes about Miss Things:
Most important ...Get a reservation. When they tell you that you will have to leave in 2 hours, you will have to leave in 2 hours. We went elsewhere for dessert. Their cocktails are very cool so order one. This is a place that encourages...sharing. Some of the food is very good and some is good. Our waitress was very helpful with the choices. This place is an experience. One important thing since some people will not... read more.

The rooms on site are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, and there is no-charge WiFi. If the weather are right, you can also have something to eat outside.

What Genevieve Effertz doesn't like about Miss Things:
We came here for my birthday and wanted a Hawaiian vibe. They definitely make their money from their cocktails! Some of which are overpriced! But they are unique! Our table was tiny, to the point where you can have an intimate conversation with the table...right next to you! The dole whip was good and reminded us of our trip to Hawaii. We had the two most Hawaiian dishes on the menu, the loco moco and the lau lau. It... read more.

In the kitchen of Miss Things in Toronto, traditional menus are prepared with typical Asian spices scrumptious, You can also discover tasty South American cuisine in the menu. The Asian fusion cuisine is also an important part of Miss Things. Anyone who finds the everyday and generally known meals too boring should approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients enjoy, It's possible to chill out at the bar with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.