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Arbequina

  • CuisineMiddle Eastern
  • CategoryModern Restaurant
  • VibePolished but relaxed neighbourhood dining
  • Price$$$

Arbequina is a modern restaurant at 325 Roncesvalles Avenue in Toronto's Roncesvalles neighbourhood, Ontario, Canada, listed in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection as a Recommended restaurant. The cuisine is Middle Eastern-influenced, with contemporary plates that draw on Mediterranean and Levantine flavours such as olive oil, herbs, spices and grilled or roasted preparations. The menu changes, so visitors should check current dishes with the restaurant, but the format is geared to sharing several plates across the table.

Listed in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection as a Recommended restaurant.

Arbequina is a modern restaurant at 325 Roncesvalles Avenue in Toronto's Roncesvalles neighbourhood, Ontario, Canada, listed in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection as a Recommended restaurant. The cuisine is Middle Eastern-influenced, with contemporary plates that draw on Mediterranean and Levantine flavours such as olive oil, herbs, spices and grilled or roasted preparations. The menu changes, so visitors should check current dishes with the restaurant, but the format is geared to sharing several plates across the table. Typical spend is about CAD 45-85 per person, roughly USD 32-61, depending on drinks and the number of dishes. The dining room is a neighbourhood restaurant with a polished but relaxed mood, moderate noise and no dress code; smart-casual clothing is typical. The drinks programme generally includes wine, cocktails and non-alcoholic choices that suit aromatic, herb-forward food, and staff can usually suggest pairings. Reservations policies vary, so check the restaurant's website for its current booking platform, as some Toronto restaurants use OpenTable, Resy or Tock. Booking ahead is wise for weekends and groups, and weeknight seatings are generally easier. The Roncesvalles Avenue address is on a long, walkable main street known for its Polish heritage, bakeries, cafes and independent shops, and it is reached by the 504 King and 506 Carlton streetcars or by a short walk from High Park and Sunnyside. That makes it a good option for visitors who want a relaxed evening away from downtown, perhaps combined with a walk in High Park or along the lakefront. Dietary needs, including vegetarian and vegan preferences, can generally be discussed with staff and are best raised when booking so the kitchen can plan accordingly.

Practical information for Arbequina · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Reservations Check the restaurant's website for its current booking platform; some Toronto restaurants use OpenTable, Resy or Tock
Address 325 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada

Good to know

Known for
Middle Eastern-influenced plates

Location

325 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada

43.6488, -79.4497 View on map

Highlights

  • Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 Recommended restaurant
  • Middle Eastern-influenced contemporary plates
  • Roncesvalles Avenue neighbourhood setting
  • Near High Park and the lakefront

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve for weekends and larger groups.
  • Budget about CAD 45-85 per person.
  • Order several plates to share.
  • Use the 504 King or 506 Carlton streetcars.

When to visit

Weeknights are calmer; weekend evenings are best booked ahead.

Accessibility

Step-free access and washroom details are not confirmed; visitors with mobility needs should contact the restaurant in advance.

Frequently asked questions

What cuisine does Arbequina serve?

It serves Middle Eastern-influenced contemporary plates on Roncesvalles Avenue.

Does it have a Michelin listing?

Yes. It is a Recommended restaurant in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection.

What does dinner cost?

Roughly CAD 45-85 per person, about USD 32-61.