Best Late-Night Food in Toronto (2026)
24-hour diners, late-night dim sum, overnight pho and Korean soup, and where the food is still coming after the bar crowd leaves.
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At 11 p.m. the question is what you feel like eating. At 3 a.m. it's which kitchen is still going. Toronto has good answers to both, but they depend on the night of the week and the part of town you're in. Start with Rosewood for dim sum, Oxtail for pho well after 2 a.m., and 416 Snack Bar if the food is part of the night out.
This guide is organized by what you want to eat, and the table shows when each kitchen stops. A 2 a.m. bar isn't always a 2 a.m. kitchen, and plenty of places here only run that late on Fridays and Saturdays, so leave yourself time to order. Toronto is big, too: Chinatown, North York and Scarborough each have their own late-night options, so eat close to where the night ends.
Every Late-Night Spot in Toronto at a Glance
All 25 places, in the same order as the guide. "Food until" is the last order where one is posted, and the closing time otherwise.
| Place | Area | Food | Food until |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 West Cafe | Yonge and Bloor | Cafe plates and cake | 24 hours |
| Fran's Restaurant | Victoria St and College St | Diner breakfast and burgers | 24 hours |
| The Lakeview | Dundas and Ossington | Diner classics and shakes | 24 hours |
| Kettlemans Bagel | Bathurst St and Etobicoke | Montreal-style bagels | 24 hours |
| Soy Boys | Church-Wellesley | Plant-based burgers | Sun–Thu 3 a.m.; Fri–Sat 4 a.m. |
| Taqueria El Pastorcito | Yonge St and the Danforth | Tacos | Sun–Thu midnight; Fri–Sat 4 a.m. |
| Sumaq Iraqi Charcoal Grill | Scarborough | Halal shawarma and kebabs | Sun–Thu 1 a.m.; Fri–Sat 3 a.m. |
| Johnny's Hamburgers | Scarborough | Charbroiled burgers | Mon–Thu 1 a.m.; Fri–Sat 3 a.m.; closed Sun |
| Apache Burgers | Etobicoke | Burgers and onion rings | Sun–Thu 2 a.m.; Fri–Sat 3 a.m. |
| Burgers n' Fries Forever | Entertainment District | Burgers and poutine | Sun–Wed midnight; Thu–Sat 2 a.m. |
| Pho Pasteur | Chinatown | Pho | 24 hours |
| The Owl of Minerva | North York | Korean pork-bone soup | 24 hours |
| Huh Ga Ne | Yonge and Finch | Korean soups and stews | 24 hours |
| Magic Noodle | North York and Scarborough | Hand-pulled noodles | 24 hours |
| Oxtail Pho & Banh Mi | Dundas West | Pho and banh mi | Sun–Thu 4 a.m.; Fri–Sat 5 a.m. |
| New Ho King | Chinatown | Chinese noodles and fried rice | Sun–Thu 1:30 a.m.; Fri–Sat 4:30 a.m. |
| Rosewood Asian Cuisine | Chinatown | Dim sum | 2:30 a.m. last call daily |
| Rol San | Chinatown | Dim sum | Sun–Thu midnight; Fri–Sat 3 a.m. |
| House of Gourmet | Chinatown | Cantonese plates and congee | Sun–Thu 1 a.m.; Fri–Sat 2 a.m. |
| Sneaky Dee's | College and Bathurst | Tex-Mex and nachos | Usually 3 a.m. |
| Fox on John | Entertainment District | Pizza, pasta and mains | 2 a.m. daily |
| 416 Snack Bar | Queen and Bathurst | Small plates | 2 a.m. daily |
| North of Brooklyn | Geary Ave | Pizza | Sun–Thu midnight; Fri–Sat 2 a.m. |
| Hanmoto | Dundas West | Japanese-inspired snacks | Mon–Thu midnight; Fri–Sat 2 a.m.; closed Sun |
| Bar Raval | College St | Spanish small plates | 1 a.m. daily |
Late-Night Diners, Burgers, Tacos and Shawarma in Toronto
The comfort-food end of the night: 24-hour diners and bagels downtown, then plant-based burgers, tacos, charbroiled burgers and halal shawarma. Most of the burger and taco spots run latest on Fridays and Saturdays, so check the table for the night you're going.
7 West Cafe
7 Charles St W, Toronto, ON M4Y 1R4, Canada
The room is the reason to choose this one: a cozy, multi-level cafe just off Yonge and Bloor where you can sit and keep talking at any hour. Order pasta or a sandwich for a late dinner, or stick to cake and coffee if you only need one more stop. Details: 7 Charles St W. Open 24 hours. Reservations through the website. 416-928-9041.
Fran's Restaurant
200 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2R3, Canada
Fran's settles the argument when half the table wants pancakes and the other half wants a burger. The Victoria Street branch sits near the downtown theatres and Yonge-Dundas, while College Street is the one for the stretch up toward the Village. Details: 200 Victoria St (416-304-0085) and 20 College St (416-923-9867). Both open 24 hours.
The Lakeview
1132 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1X2, Canada
Booths, breakfast, a substantial sandwich and a shake: this is the classic late-night diner order, a short walk from a night out around Ossington. It works just as well when the group mostly wants to keep talking over something sweet. Details: 1132 Dundas St W. Open 24 hours.
Kettlemans Bagel
33 Bathurst St Unit C, Toronto, ON M5V 2P1, Canada
Sometimes a warm Montreal-style bagel is exactly enough food. Get a sesame with cream cheese, or a bagel sandwich if it has to count as dinner. Bathurst is the downtown stop and Brown's Line covers south Etobicoke. Details: 33 Bathurst St (647-417-8077) and 847 Brown's Line (416-519-4884). Both open 24 hours.
Soy Boys
471 Church St, Toronto, ON M4Y 2C5, Canada
The whole menu is plant-based, so the vegan at the table isn't picking around someone else's order. It's a quick burger-and-fries stop after a night on Church Street, and it outlasts most of the kitchens around it. Details: 471 Church St. Sun–Thu until 3 a.m., Fri–Sat until 4 a.m.
Taqueria El Pastorcito
544 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1Y8, Canada
Tacos are a good reset when a burger sounds too heavy. Start with al pastor, then add chicken or mushroom. Yonge is the downtown choice and the Danforth covers the east side, but both are weekend plans: on a Tuesday, they close at midnight. Details: 544 Yonge St (416-924-1111) and 988 Danforth Ave (416-462-0808). Both Sun–Thu until midnight, Fri–Sat until 4 a.m.
Sumaq Iraqi Charcoal Grill
1961 Lawrence Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1R 2Y8, Canada
Charcoal, bread and more flavour than another burger run. Shawarma is the quick order and a grilled kebab plate is the proper dinner, and it's our halal pick in the east end. Fridays and Saturdays are the nights to count on. Details: 1961 Lawrence Ave E. Sun–Thu until 1 a.m., Fri–Sat until 3 a.m. 647-559-1551.
Johnny's Hamburgers
2595 Victoria Park Ave, Scarborough, ON M1T 1A4, Canada
A charbroiled patty, familiar toppings and onion rings, with a shake if you've got room. It's a different burger tradition from the double smash, and a good Friday or Saturday stop in the northeast of the city. It's closed Sundays. Details: 2595 Victoria Park Ave. Mon–Thu until 1 a.m., Fri–Sat until 3 a.m. 416-491-7222.
Apache Burgers
5236 Dundas St W, Etobicoke, ON M9B 1A7, Canada
The Etobicoke answer to the old-school burger run: a cheeseburger, onion rings and no fuss. Its weeknight 2 a.m. close makes it far more useful than most suburban dinner spots. Details: 5236 Dundas St W. Sun–Thu until 2 a.m., Fri–Sat until 3 a.m. 416-233-3046.
Burgers n' Fries Forever
106 John St Unit 2, Toronto, ON M5H 1X9, Canada
The Entertainment District stop for when you'd rather eat than turn dinner into an event. Get the OG burger with hand-cut fries, or poutine when you mostly want something salty to share. These hours are for the John Street shop. Details: 106 John St, Unit 2. Sun–Wed until midnight, Thu–Sat until 2 a.m. Pickup orders may stop before close. 416-588-3456.
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Late-Night Pho, Noodles, Dim Sum and Korean Soup in Toronto
Chinatown handles the pho, dim sum and Cantonese dinners, while Yonge Street in North York is home to the 24-hour Korean soup houses and noodle shops. Hours belong to the branch listed, so save the address and not just the name.
Feeding a crowd earlier in the evening? See Toronto restaurants and bars for large groups.
Pho Pasteur
525 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 1H3, Canada
A no-frills bowl of beef pho in the middle of Chinatown, at the hour when most kitchens have given up. Come for the soup and the location. 7 West or a diner will do better for a long catch-up. Details: 525 Dundas St W. Open 24 hours. Bring cash. 416-351-7188.
The Owl of Minerva, North York
5324 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5P9, Canada
Gamjatang is the order here: pork-bone soup with enough to it to feel like dinner, whatever the clock says. Add a seafood pancake if there are several of you. Other Owl branches keep their own schedules, so this listing is for Yonge Street only. Details: 5324 Yonge St. Open 24 hours. 416-221-7275.
Huh Ga Ne
19A Finch Ave W, North York, ON M2N 7K4, Canada
Huh Ga Ne is the better call near Yonge and Finch when people want different things: bibimbap, soft-tofu stew and pork-bone soup all share the menu. Order gamjatang or seafood soon dubu, then a haemul pajeon for the table. Details: 19A Finch Ave W. Open 24 hours. 416-901-1288.
Magic Noodle
5453 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5S1, Canada
Hand-pulled noodles in beef broth are a different kind of comfort from pho or a diner plate. Start with Magic Beef, and order a dry or stir-fried noodle for anyone who doesn't want soup. Details: 5453 Yonge St (416-546-9686) and 2190 McNicoll Ave, Unit 119. Both open 24 hours.
Oxtail Pho & Banh Mi
814 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1V3, Canada
The bowl goes well past the basics here, with oxtail, rib-eye and beef short rib, and it's served deep into the night even on weeknights. A banh mi is the handheld option, and tofu and vegetable-broth dishes help a mixed group, though it's worth asking about the sauces. Details: 814 Dundas St W. Sun–Thu until 4 a.m., Fri–Sat until 5 a.m. Cash or debit. After 10 p.m., one bill per table, with a C$5 sharing charge per extra guest. Parties of six or more pay 18% gratuity. 416-537-0188.
New Ho King
410 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON M5T 2G7, Canada
A Friday or Saturday answer for fried rice, noodles and a saucy main for the table long after other Chinese kitchens have wound down. Sunday is a different story, with a close three hours earlier than the weekend. Details: 410 Spadina Ave. Sun–Thu until 1:30 a.m., Fri–Sat until 4:30 a.m. 416-595-1881.
Rosewood Asian Cuisine
463 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 1G8, Canada
Our first pick for dim sum after midnight: order steamed dumplings and a few contrasting plates, then add a larger Cantonese dish if the table's still hungry. The spacious dining room suits a group. The time to remember is 2:30 a.m., not the 3 a.m. close. Details: 463 Dundas St W. Dine-in last call 2:30 a.m. daily, closes 3 a.m. Reserve for groups, and ask about all-you-can-eat. 416-593-9998.
Rol San
390 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON M5T 2G5, Canada
The classic Spadina dim sum table, best on a Friday or Saturday when the later close gives you room. Order har gow, siu mai and something fried to share. Details: 388–390 Spadina Ave. Sun–Thu until midnight, Fri–Sat until 3 a.m. 416-977-1128.
House of Gourmet
484 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 1G9, Canada
The Chinatown choice when you want dinner and not just a few bites. Build the order around beef chow fun, congee or barbecue over rice, then add something for the middle of the table. It suits the early part of the late-night window, not 3 a.m. Details: 484 Dundas St W. Sun–Thu until 1 a.m., Fri–Sat until 2 a.m. 416-640-0103.
Late-Night Food With a Drink in Toronto
These are the places to plan around rather than fall back on: a post-show table, a snack bar worth the trip, or pizza with a bar around it. Most stop earlier during the week, so arrive with time to order.
Starting the night earlier? Bar Raval is also in our best first-date bars in Toronto.
Sneaky Dee's
431 College St, Toronto, ON M5T 1T2, Canada
You come here for a loud room and a pile of nachos, and the King's Crown is the sharing order. The rest of the Tex-Mex menu gives a group plenty to pick from. It usually stays open until 3 a.m., but hours vary with events, so check that the kitchen's still going before you make it the last stop. Details: 431 College St. Usually until 3 a.m. 19+ from 9 p.m. Walk-in only. 416-603-3090.
Fox on John
106 John St #3, Toronto, ON M5V 2E1, Canada
For when the show has ended, nobody's ready to go home and the group wants a table. The broad menu runs from pizza and pasta to a full dinner, and the kitchen keeps going until 2 a.m., not just the bar. DJs play every night, so don't plan on a quiet conversation. Details: 106 John St, Unit 3. Kitchen and bar until 2 a.m. daily. Book groups through the website. 647-748-0369.
416 Snack Bar
181 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5T 2R7, Canada
Start here when the food is part of the night out. The menu moves between cuisines in small dishes you eat with your hands, so a couple of people can keep ordering rounds. Korean fried chicken and General Tso-fu are the easy first order, then let the changing menu take the next one. Details: 181 Bathurst St. Until 2 a.m. daily. Dine-in only.
North of Brooklyn at The Greater Good
229 Geary Ave, Toronto, ON M6H 2C1, Canada
A pizza you chose on purpose, with a bar around it. Pepperoni is the easy group call, and the Killer Bee (sausage, jalapeños, pickled red onion and honey) is for the table that wants something sweet and hot. The late hours are specific to Geary. Details: 229 Geary Ave. Sun–Thu until midnight, Fri–Sat until 2 a.m. Walk in for the bar, or order a pie for pickup. 647-929-9500.
Hanmoto
2 Lakeview Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 3B1, Canada
A small, playful room that's worth the wait for two or three people, less so for a big, hungry group. Pork-stuffed Dyno wings and a katsu bun are the reason to come. Fridays and Saturdays are the nights it runs truly late. Details: 2 Lakeview Ave. Mon–Thu until midnight, Fri–Sat until 2 a.m. Closed Sunday. Walk-in, so expect a possible wait.
Bar Raval
505 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1A5, Canada
The carved-wood room makes even a quick stop feel like an occasion. Tomato bread and jamón croquetas are the opening move, and another small plate is usually enough. Treat it as a 10:30 or 11 p.m. stop. Details: 505 College St. Until 1 a.m. daily. Walk-in only.
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