Salon

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

This Salon Toronto wedding venue profile remains under editorial review. The supplied website now belongs to McManus & Campbell Hair, a Distillery District hair salon, and does not support the Cumberland Street wedding-venue listing. Its official page shows a different business name, address and phone number.

Research located a plausible current first-party site for “Salon Private Dining” at the record’s 162 Cumberland Street location. That site discusses weddings and private events, but the one-word legacy title does not provide the two distinctive matching title tokens required for an Active profile. The candidate identity therefore cannot be adopted without further confirmation. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Verification status

The strongest candidate is Salon Private Dining, whose website identifies a Toronto private-event space at 162 Cumberland Street. Its address and wedding context align closely with the legacy listing, while its branding associates the venue with Alo Food Group.

The match is nevertheless incomplete under Canada Wedding Guide’s identity standard. “Salon” is a generic, single-token title, and the listed McManus & Campbell domain points to an unrelated hair business. This profile should remain unpublished or visibly review-pending until an editor confirms the intended company.

Services and specialization

The candidate Salon Private Dining website describes customizable private events featuring multi-course tasting menus. Its wedding page refers to ceremonies, cocktail and canapé receptions, multi-course meals and late-night options. These details are evidence for the candidate venue only; they are not yet confirmed as services belonging to this CWG record.

The candidate site also says the space is not operated as an à-la-carte restaurant. Couples considering it would be booking a planned private event rather than making an ordinary group dining reservation.

Service area and who it may suit

The candidate website places Salon Private Dining in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood. It states a maximum of 34 guests for a seated meal and 40 for a standing reception, which may suit couples researching an intimate dinner, micro-wedding or cocktail-style celebration.

Those capacities should not be transferred into the live CWG listing until the identity review is complete. Couples should also confirm whether their preferred ceremony, meal and reception format can all work within the current floor plan.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

The documented candidate features include a dedicated private-event space, customizable menus, an on-site kitchen and service team, advance-request patio space for a standing reception, and public barrier-free access through the underground parking area.

The central limitation is evidentiary: the original web address, telephone number and postal code are not corroborated by the candidate site. The candidate uses postal code M5R 3N5, while the legacy record contains M5R 1A8. A current contract, accessibility details and event inclusions must therefore be checked directly.

Pricing

The candidate wedding page publishes a 2026 three-course sharing wedding package starting at $295 per guest. Its FAQ also states a non-refundable $1,500 room-rental fee and says there is no minimum spend. These figures are current candidate-site information, not confirmed pricing for the company record.

Couples should request a dated written estimate covering menu selection, beverages, taxes, gratuities, corkage, rentals, staffing, ceremony arrangements and any late-night service. Pricing and availability may change.

Contact and booking

No verified phone number can be assigned to this listing. The candidate website directs inquiries to salon@alofoodgroup.com and says email is the best contact method, with calls arranged when needed. The legacy number, 647-361-4598, was not corroborated.

Before sending personal information or a deposit, couples should confirm that the responding business is Salon Private Dining at 162 Cumberland Street and that its legal contracting details match the proposal.

What couples should confirm

Ask the venue to confirm its current trading name, complete postal address, available dates, guest limits and the exact spaces included. A site visit would also help establish the ceremony layout, patio conditions, accessibility route and wet-weather plan.

The written proposal should identify food and beverage inclusions, service charges, taxes, deposit and cancellation terms, dietary accommodation, décor restrictions, music options, vendor access, setup timing and the event end time.

• Confirm whether 34 seated or 40 standing remains the current maximum.
• Request an itemized wedding quotation for the chosen date.
• Verify which accessibility and parking arrangements apply to guests.
• Do not rely on the legacy website or phone number.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this listing confirmed as Salon Private Dining by Alo?

No. The matching Cumberland Street address and wedding content make Salon Private Dining a strong candidate, but the generic one-word title and unrelated legacy website prevent the two-token identity confirmation required for an Active profile.

Does Salon have a verified telephone number?

No verified phone number is published for this record. The candidate site recommends email and says its team can arrange a call.

What guest capacity does the candidate venue publish?

Salon Private Dining states up to 34 guests for a seated meal or 40 for a standing reception. Treat these as candidate-site figures until the listing identity is confirmed.

Is current wedding pricing available?

The candidate site lists a 2026 wedding package starting at $295 per guest and a $1,500 room-rental fee. Couples should obtain a current, itemized quote before booking.

Sources checked

• https://canadaweddingguide.com/salon/