Restaurants and bars · who can eat where
The resort has a steakhouse, a gastropub, a Teochew noodle bar, a pizza counter and a food hall. Before choosing by menu, choose by age: most of it sits on the gaming floor and is closed to anyone under 19.
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Teochew cooking alongside Western classics, in what the resort calls a coastal setting. The restaurant's own site places it at the West Entrance, Floor 2, and lists hours of 11 AM to midnight from Sunday to Thursday, and 11 AM to 1 AM on Friday, Saturday and event days. The resort marks it “Open to all ages. No ID is required.” It takes table bookings on 647 601 6666, and books holiday parties, banquets and birthdays.
Sandwiches, fresh bites and drinks in the hotel lobby, open to all ages without ID. The resort links its hours rather than printing them. This is the breakfast-and-coffee answer for a family, and the place to pick something up before a dawn shuttle if it is open.
The resort's fine-dining steakhouse, “conveniently located on the gaming floor”. Hours 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM; reservations on 416-675-1101 ext. 3300. Dishes pictured on its page include smoked salmon, shrimp cocktail, tuna dynamite, lamb chops and a porterhouse. Guests must be 19 or older.
A gastropub with local craft beers, open 11:00 AM to 1:00 AM, ext. 3302. The menu highlights a buffalo chicken wrap, mini burgers and fish tacos. 19+. It is the latest-closing kitchen we could confirm.
Asian soups, rice and noodle dishes. 19+. Hours are linked, not printed.
Pizza with meat, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. 19+. Also listed as part of the food hall.
Craft cocktails and bar bites in a modern room. 19+.
Mary Browns Express, Tim Hortons, Pizzaiolo and Noodlebox. The hotel notes these are on the gaming floor and cannot be used by anyone under 19.
We found no buffet, no brunch, no nightclub and no room-service hours on the operator's pages, and no outlet described as open 24 hours, even though the hotel and casino themselves run around the clock. For a 2 AM arrival, assume the kitchens are closed and pack a snack. The hotel rooms have a coffee and tea maker, free bottled water and a mini fridge; the two suite types add a microwave.
The operator's family policy is explicit: minors may not enter any restaurant or amenity on the gaming floor, even with a parent. For families that leaves Lobster Legend for a sit-down meal, the Lobby Bar for snacks, the suite microwaves, and anything off the property. On race days, Woodbine says most of its track-facing restaurants open during live racing. Adults travelling alone have the full list, and the late hours at Casual and Lobster Legend are a real advantage after a delayed flight.
Copperhorn has a private room for small groups. The resort's meetings section says it seats up to 35; the Copperhorn page says up to 30 and warns that weekend and holiday bookings are limited. We would plan for 30. Requests go to [email protected]. See meetings, weddings and groups.
The Theatre is cashless and its concessions are limited; elsewhere, the operator's pages do not say whether cash is refused. A card covers every case, and you do not need any membership to eat at the resort.