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50 Pottery Rd, Toronto, Ontario, M4K 2B9, Canada
(416) 425-9122 www.fantasyfarm.ca
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Jan 6, 2019
These guys are unreal. Honestly the best customer service you could ask for. So accommodating, kind and responsive. They really make it their mission to make sure that you're party / wedding is the best it could possibly be. The space is beautiful and the food is really, really, really good. My wife and I still think about that Beef Short Rib. You won't regret booking this venue. Ask for Gus or Jeremy. You won't be disappointed.

Nov 28, 2018
We just had our wedding reception in the Makebelieve Ballroom this past Saturday. The staff at Fantasy Farm far exceeded our expectations. From our initial meeting, to the food tasting, decorations, and the service the day of (food was delicious!), we honestly couldn't be happier! You guys made the hard stuff seem easy and you certainly put our minds at ease on our day so that we could truly enjoy it, carefree, from beginning to end! We are so grateful!

Nov 26, 2018
Have been here several times at corporate events. Great food, great service. Beautiful surroundings. The only downfalls are that it didn't have lady products available (which surprised me for a place that caters to brides) and it's not comfortably accessible to a TTC commuter as you have to cross the ramp to the highway.

Dec 16, 2018
The venue's a little traditional, but the service is beyond reproach. Went to a wedding reception here and the staff were so efficient they were almost invisible.

Oct 3, 2018
I was there for a wedding shoot last week. The place is very beautiful with old rustic feel, perfect for small weddings. Lots of opportunities to bring out your photographic talents. Staff were very attentive and helpful. The place is very close to downtown as well.

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