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Sts. Peter & Paul Banquet Hall

Sts. Peter & Paul Banquet Hall

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231 Milner Ave, Toronto, Ontario, M1S 5E3, Canada
(416) 291-7401 www.peterandpaulhall.ca
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Apr 26, 2019
Annual union meeting - glad it was here !The food was really quite good, especially the little roasted potatoes with beef gravy - I just had to make a trip back to the serving table to get a second helping! The chicken breasts were large, boneless and juicy. Even loved the incredibly hot hot sauce (which I put on the rice)! And the fruit tray followed by cheesecake, well.......hello!

May 17, 2019
Good venue for group functions. It is well located just off Hwy 401 and with a good sized parking lot. The food is decent, with alternative choices for special diets. The service was good when we were there.

Mar 29, 2019
Love this place! The decore is very nice! The food is great every Friday dinner and ballroom dancing for 20 bucks !!!! Bring your ballroom dancing shoes best place to get them is at pacific mall in Markham. They have suede on the bottom so you can spin. Lots of lovely ladies looking for gentlemen looking for ballroom dance partners. If you like to have fun dancing with beautiful ladies, come to Harmony Club on Friday nights here At Peter and Paul Banquet Hall!

May 5, 2019
It is a nice place, inexpensive, visited mostly by senior people who enjoy ballroom, latino and line dancing on Friday nights. I was surprised to learn that they reserve the same table every week and kind of know each other already. Any new customers are noticed right away on the dance floor, because it is obvious that they don't know the routine. As I said, this takes place only on Fridays, and I have no idea what is going on there for the rest of the week.

May 25, 2019
Very elegant room. Spacious and good room temperature. Very ideal for weddings or whatever events you have in mind.

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Opening Hours

Mon:9 am - 7 pm
Tue:9 am - 7 pm
Wed:9 am - 7 pm
Thu:9 am - 7 pm
Fri:9 am - 7 pm
Sat:9 am - 11 pm

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