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CPZR

The Connoisseur

The person who will drive two hours for the right bottle, and be correct to.

THE RESO family
If this is you

Would rather have one incredible dinner than five average ones.

Values quality over quantity and will make an effort for something exceptional. You like Toronto at its best, not its most: one exceptional thing a day, however far away it is.

  • Quality-focused
  • Discerning
  • Patient
  • Traditional
  • Detail-oriented
What CPZR means

Your four letters

C

ClassicDiscovery

Prefers proven, iconic, well-known experiences.

The other side is O, Offbeat.

P

PlannedPlanning

Likes structure, research, reservations and knowing what comes next.

The other side is S, Spontaneous.

Z

ZenEnergy

Likes calm, slower pacing, quiet and space.

The other side is B, Buzz.

R

RoamRange

Happy travelling across the city or beyond for something worthwhile.

The other side is N, Near.

Where you should travel

Toronto, for a CPZR

Where to stay

King East or the Distillery District. Old brick, good kitchens, and quiet at night.

1

One booked tasting menu

Make it the centre of the day, not a stop on it.

2

Niagara-on-the-Lake

Wine country an hour and a half out. Pick two wineries, not six.

3

Prince Edward County

A couple of hours east: small wineries, farm kitchens and sand dunes. Stay the night.

Who to travel with

Your people, and your problem

Your family
C + P · Classic, Planned

THE RESO

“If it's worth doing, it's worth booking.”

In Toronto a reservation is a reso, and the good ones are gone weeks out. Reso travelers want the real version of the famous thing, and they've done the reading to make sure they get it. They're the reason the group had a table.

How to travel: Build the trip around a few things done right: the booked table, the timed entry, the first ferry out. You don't need more stops. You need better ones.

Not sure this is you?

Two minutes, no wrong answers. Koko works out your four letters and picks places in Toronto to match.

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