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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Restaurant Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

GEORGE Restaurant is a downtown dining destination for couples researching a Toronto restaurant wedding venue. Its official website presents wedding and private-dining options, with event spaces that can be used for weddings, cocktail receptions and other celebrations.

Located at 111C Queen St. E, GEORGE centres its dining on seasonal tasting menus and locally sourced ingredients. Executive Chef Lorenzo Loseto leads the culinary programme, making the meal experience an important part of the venue decision.

This profile was last reviewed on August 11, 2026. Couples should confirm availability, their preferred room and the final event proposal directly with GEORGE Restaurant before booking.

Services and specialization

GEORGE Restaurant offers private dining in downtown Toronto and identifies weddings, cocktail receptions and intimate celebrations among the occasions its spaces can support. The official site also links to GEORGE Weddings, providing a clear route for couples researching a wedding-related event.

The restaurant’s public menu includes à la carte, lunch, signature tasting and vegetarian options. Signature tasting menus are offered in four-, seven- and ten-course formats, while the restaurant describes its approach as seasonal and locally sourced. These are published restaurant offerings; couples should ask which menu structure is available for their specific event.

  • Wedding and private-dining context on the official site
  • Private rooms, courtyard access and restaurant buyout options
  • Seasonal tasting-menu-focused dining
  • Published vegetarian menu options

Service area and who it may suit

GEORGE is located in downtown Toronto at 111C Queen St. E, M5C 1S2, Toronto ON. It may suit couples planning a restaurant-based wedding celebration, reception or private dinner in the city centre.

The official private-dining page provides room-specific capacities. The Eliot Room seats up to 10 people. Georgian Room One seats up to 32 or holds up to 50 for cocktails, while Georgian Room Two seats up to 26 or holds up to 40 for cocktails. The Grand Georgian combines the two private dining areas, with a maximum of 64 for dining or 100 for cocktails.

  • Eliot Room: up to 10 for dining
  • Grand Georgian: up to 64 dining or 100 cocktails
  • Georgian Room One: up to 32 dining or 50 cocktails
  • Georgian Room Two: up to 26 dining or 40 cocktails

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the range of dedicated private-dining spaces. The Grand Georgian is specifically described by GEORGE as suitable for weddings and cocktail receptions. A full restaurant buyout has a published maximum of 110 for dining or 150 for cocktails, and may include the courtyard depending on availability.

GEORGE also publishes a culinary focus on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients, plus vegetarian menu choices. Its official site states that the restaurant has been a Michelin Guide selection four times; this is a published distinction, not an assessment of a couple’s prospective event.

The official information reviewed does not publish wedding-package inclusions, ceremony arrangements, décor rules, accessibility specifications, food-and-beverage minimums or contract terms. These are practical points to confirm in writing.

  • Confirmed: private rooms and a restaurant buyout are available
  • Confirmed: published capacities for dining and cocktail formats
  • Confirmed: courtyard access depends on availability
  • To confirm: package inclusions, ceremony setup, accessibility and venue policies

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. GEORGE’s public menu lists signature tasting menus from $135 to $199 per person, vegetarian signature tasting menus from $115 to $175 per person, and a 15-course market tasting at $250. Some wine pairings are listed separately.

These public dining prices are not a wedding quotation. A wedding proposal may vary with the date, room, guest count, selected menu, beverages, service charges, taxes and any private-use requirements. Ask for an itemized written estimate tailored to the planned event.

  • Treat published menu prices as restaurant dining information, not event pricing
  • Request confirmation of taxes, gratuities or service charges, beverages and any minimum spend

Contact and booking

Use GEORGE Restaurant’s official website to begin a wedding or private-dining enquiry. The contact page lists the phone number as (416) 863-6006 and the address as 111C Queen St. E, M5C 1S2, Toronto ON.

The website directs standard table reservations through OpenTable. For a wedding celebration or private room, contact the restaurant rather than relying on a standard reservation, so the team can confirm the appropriate space, guest count and event format.

  • Phone: (416) 863-6006
  • Official website: https://www.georgeonqueen.com/
  • Address: 111C Queen St. E, M5C 1S2, Toronto ON

What couples should confirm

Before proceeding, ask GEORGE for a written proposal that names the proposed room, guest-count limit and food-and-beverage plan. The published capacity figures distinguish seated dining from cocktail events, so the planned format should be clear from the outset.

Also confirm whether the desired date and timing fit the venue’s buyout availability. GEORGE states that restaurant buyouts are available on Saturday daytime, Sunday and Monday evenings. Availability is not guaranteed, and courtyard access is dependent on availability.

  • Whether the room and date are available for the planned format
  • Private-room or buyout minimums and final headcount deadline
  • Menu customisation, dietary requirements and beverage service
  • Deposit, cancellation and payment terms
  • Décor, music, photography, setup and accessibility policies
  • Whether courtyard access is included and available

Planning a restaurant celebration at GEORGE

A helpful first enquiry includes the preferred date, approximate guest count, meal style and whether the event is a reception, rehearsal dinner, post-ceremony dinner or another wedding celebration. This allows the restaurant to recommend a room or buyout option based on its published capacities.

Review the restaurant’s menus for culinary direction, but rely on the written event proposal for wedding-specific selections, pricing and logistics. That distinction helps couples compare GEORGE fairly with other Toronto restaurant wedding venues.

  • Share date flexibility and the expected number of guests
  • State whether guests will be seated, attending a cocktail format or both
  • Request all event details in writing before signing

Continue planning

Frequently asked questions

Does GEORGE Restaurant host weddings?

Yes. GEORGE’s official private-dining page identifies its Grand Georgian room as suitable for weddings and cocktail receptions, and the site includes GEORGE Weddings navigation.

What is the largest published capacity at GEORGE Restaurant?

A full GEORGE Restaurant buyout is listed for up to 110 dining guests or 150 cocktail guests. Confirm availability and the event format directly with the restaurant.

Can GEORGE host a smaller private dinner?

Yes. The official private-dining page lists the Eliot Room for up to 10 dining guests, Georgian Room Two for up to 26 dining guests, and Georgian Room One for up to 32 dining guests.

Does GEORGE publish wedding prices?

No. Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The public menu prices are restaurant dining prices and are not a wedding quote.

Can GEORGE provide vegetarian menu options?

The official menu includes vegetarian à la carte and vegetarian signature tasting options. Confirm event-specific dietary arrangements with the restaurant.

Sources checked

Address: 111C Queen St. E, M5C 1S2, Toronto ON

Phone: (416) 863-6006

Website: https://www.georgeonqueen.com/

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