Restaurants Near Rogers Centre, Toronto

Toronto, Ontario, offers active adults a wealth of interesting activities. The city's hundreds of kilometers of paved trails are perfect for cyclists, runners and bladers. Along the shores of Lake Ontario are sailing schools, canoe clubs, wind and kite surfing opportunities, and a Dragon Boat center.

The Toronto Blue Jays baseball team and the Toronto Argos Canadian football club play their home games in the Rogers Centre. The area around the stadium is also the home of several restaurants.

Wayne Gretzky's

The world's most famous hockey player operates a restaurant just two minutes from Rogers Centre. Some of Gretzky's own collection of hockey memorabilia are displayed throughout the moderately upscale facility. The menu is extensive, offering something for everyone, including pizza, burgers, steak and pasta.

If you time your visit well, you may be present for one of the live radio broadcasts that take place in the restaurant during hockey season.

Wayne Gretzky's
99 Blue Jays Way
Toronto, Ontario
(416) 979-7825
gretzky.com

Lone Star Texas Grill

Lone Star Texas Grill is owned by former CFL players, making its location close to the Rogers Centre more than coincidental. This chain introduced many Canadians to Tex-Mex cuisine in the 80s and still fills the place with hungry diners nightly.

The menu offers traditional chicken and ribs, fajitas, burgers and steaks, all cooked over Mesquite that the restaurant imports from Texas.

Lone Star Texas Grill
200 Front Street West
Toronto, Ontario
(416) 408-4064
lonestartexasgrill.com

Loose Moose Tap & Grill

Loose Moose is a large, multi-level sports-themed restaurant that is a favorite place to grab dinner pre or post game. Earlier in the evening it is a family friendly roadhouse, with bands or DJs performing later in the evening creating a club vibe.

The menu offers plenty of burgers, sandwiches and wings, along with some vegetarian offerings.

The Loose Moose Tap & Grill
146 Front Street West
Toronto, Ontario
(416) 977-8840
loosemoose.ca

Article Written By Chris MacKechnie

Chris MacKechnie is a graduate of Carleton University's Law Program and has been writing professionally for more than a decade. He is a regular contributor for a number of travel and business magazines and marketing websites, including "OutPost Magazine," "Report on Business" and several insurance trade publications. MacKechnie also writes extensively for several Fortune 500 companies located around the globe.

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