Tundra

Frommer's Review

Sophisticated and opulent, Tundra is designed to evoke elements of the Canadian landscape. How does one suggest the majesty of, say, a giant redwood? With columns wrapped in semitransparent fabric and lit from within, of course! (The stunning result is like a gargantuan Noguchi lamp.) Every detail, from the one-armed wing chairs to the Frette linens, is beautifully executed. The cuisine is just as artful. Arctic char is paired with Malpeque oysters and fried leeks; Nova Scotia lobster mates with tomato-avocado-bean salad and Yukon Gold potatoes. The results are elegantly complex. The wine list is exhaustive, so don't hesitate to ask for recommendations -- service is well informed and helpful.

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