Skwish - Toronto

A complete menu of Skwish from Toronto covering all 41 courses and drinks can be found here on the card. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What User likes about Skwish:
We had lunch at Skwish in July. The Salmon was excellent. We also had a brunch there a while back and were very impressed with the quantity and quality of the choices. read more.

The rooms in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and have something. WiFi is available free of charge.

What User doesn't like about Skwish:
Popped in for their buck an oyster during jazz fest. We got half a dozen frozen oysters in the shell and a frozen lemon wedge. Ummm, these should be like freshly shucked, how long were they on ice and did some customer after us get our discards? We have tried this place before and walked our due to lack of service.It was also early in the evening, ladies bathroom was grungy and no paper towels.The restaurant smells b... read more.

If you're craving for some tasty South American culinary arts, this is the place to be: delicious meals, cooked with fish, seafood delicacies, and meat, but also corn, beans, and potatoes are in the menu, This sports bar is a popular hangout for customers who enjoy watching the latest games or races on the big screen while enjoying food and drinks. After the meal (or during it), you have the opportunity to still relax at the bar with a alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, Furthermore, the drinks list in this restaurant is impressive and offers a good and comprehensive assortment of beers from the area and from worldwide, which are definitely worth a try.