A five-course immersive dining experience at the InterContinental Toronto Centre where 3D projections, sound effects, and interactive storytelling bring magic to life across your table. Hosted by America's Got Talent finalists The Clairvoyants. Four menu tiers from $99 to $199.
Neighbourhood: Downtown · Address: InterContinental Toronto Centre, 225 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5V 2X3 · Hours: Performance dinners by advance reservation only (check themagictable.com for current schedule) · Price: $199 per person · Phone: (416) 392-7288 · Website: https://themagictable.com/en/toronto
Why Visit
Experience a five-course dinner where the table becomes the stage — 3D projections, interactive storytelling, and magical surprises transform every course into a narrative event. Hosted by America's Got Talent finalists The Clairvoyants at a downtown luxury hotel.
What Makes It Unique
There is nothing else like this in Toronto. The Magic Table combines projection-mapped dining, real interactivity, and world-class mentalist hosting into a single experience that functions as both a meal and a show. The downtown hotel venue, the five-course menu, and the digital presence of The Clairvoyants make this a genuinely international-calibre attraction.
The Magic Table is an immersive fine-dining experience that occupies a distinctive position in Toronto's restaurant landscape: it is neither a conventional restaurant nor a traditional theatre show, but a hybrid that uses projection mapping, sound design, interactive storytelling, and digital effects to turn a five-course meal into a narrative journey. The experience takes place in a dedicated room at the InterContinental Toronto Centre on Front Street West, a downtown hotel that provides the upscale infrastructure the concept requires.
The format is consistent across all Magic Table locations worldwide: guests are seated at a long communal table (or individual tables, depending on the venue configuration) and served a five-course menu while a projected narrative unfolds across the table surface. The story is hosted digitally by Thommy Ten and Amélie van Tass, known professionally as The Clairvoyants — world champions of mental magic who finished second on America's Got Talent out of 100,000 contestants, headlined Broadway, and performed over 500 shows at the LUXOR Hotel in Las Vegas.
The projections are 3D-mapped onto the table surface, creating the illusion that objects, characters, and environments exist in physical space between the plates and cutlery. Each course arrival is timed to a narrative beat: an appetizer might appear as a magical garden blooms across the table; a main course could coincide with a story decision that determines which visual path the evening takes. The interactivity is genuine — guests make choices that affect the story's direction, and the projections respond in real time.
The menu is fixed by price tier with four options. **The Grand Illusion** ($199 per person, the signature favourite): Tuna Poke with caviar and yuzu pearls; Heirloom Burrata Creation; Carrot and Ginger Soup with Coconut Milk; Pinot Noir Braised Beef Short Ribs with Foie Gras Torchon; Mango Passion Mousse with raspberry variations. **The Wizard's Essential** ($159 per person, classic): Avocado Tartare; Heirloom Burrata Creation; Carrot and Ginger Soup with Coconut Milk; Apple, Cranberry and Brie Stuffed Chicken Breast; Mango Passion Mousse. **The Mystic Garden** ($149 per person, vegetarian): Avocado Tartare; Heirloom Burrata Creation; Roasted Vegetable Soup with corn and black bean salsa; Jasmine Rice and Chickpea Dome with coconut Thai curry; Mango Passion Mousse. **The Young Magicians' Feast** ($99 per person, ages 6–12): Rainbow Veggie Dippers with ranch and hummus; Baked Mac & Cheese Gratin; Silky Tomato Soup with mini grilled cheese; Herb-Crusted Chicken Tenderloin with honey-glazed carrots; Mango Passion Mousse. All menus are crafted with the finest ingredients. Inform the venue at least 48 hours before your visit about allergies or dietary requirements so they can tailor your experience. Menu items are subject to change.
The duration is approximately 2.5 hours from seating to conclusion, which is longer than a typical Toronto fine-dining meal but shorter than a full theatre production. The pacing is deliberate — each course is served at a specific narrative moment, and the kitchen times preparation to the projection schedule. This means the experience cannot be rushed, and guests should expect to be present for the full duration.
The venue at the InterContinental Toronto Centre provides a professional setting: hotel-standard service, climate control, accessible facilities, and valet parking. The room is configured specifically for the Magic Table experience, with projection equipment integrated into the ceiling and table structure. The location in the Entertainment District places it within walking distance of Union Station, the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and the waterfront — convenient for visitors staying downtown.
Booking is strictly advance-only. A deposit is required at reservation, which is non-refundable but allows rescheduling up to 48 hours before the showtime. Dietary restrictions and allergies must be communicated at least 48 hours in advance — the kitchen can accommodate most common restrictions but needs advance notice because the menu is pre-planned and projection-timed. The video and audio portions are presented in English.
For visitors, The Magic Table offers something genuinely unusual: a dining experience that competes with Toronto's theatre and attraction offerings rather than its restaurant scene. For locals, it provides a special-occasion destination that feels like an event rather than just a dinner. The repeatability is notable — the interactive choices and seasonal menu changes mean returning guests encounter different narrative paths and dishes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is The Magic Table experience?
The Magic Table is an immersive five-course dinner where 3D projections, sound effects, and interactive storytelling are mapped directly onto your dining table. World-renowned mentalists The Clairvoyants host the experience digitally. Each course is timed to a narrative beat, and guests make choices that affect the story's direction. It's part fine-dining restaurant, part theatre show, and entirely unique.
How much does it cost and what menus are available?
The Mystic Garden vegetarian menu is $149 per person. The Wizard's Essential classic menu is $159 per person. The Grand Illusion premium menu is $199 per person. A Young Magicians' Feast for children ages 6–12 is $99 per person. Menus and prices are subject to change — confirm current availability and pricing when booking at themagictable.com/en/toronto.
Do I need to book in advance and what is the cancellation policy?
Yes — advance reservations are required and a deposit is taken at booking. Deposits are non-refundable, but reservations may be rescheduled without charge up to 48 hours before the original showtime. Dietary restrictions and allergies must be communicated at least 48 hours in advance. Arrive approximately 30 minutes before showtime.
Is this appropriate for children, families, or large groups?
Yes — the Young Magicians' Feast is designed for children ages 6–12 with simplified pacing. The main experience works for families, couples, friend groups, and celebrations. The communal table format encourages shared reactions, and the interactive elements engage all age groups. Large groups should inquire about private bookings. The experience is presented in English.
Where is it located and how do I get there?
The Magic Table Toronto is at the InterContinental Toronto Centre, 225 Front Street West, in the Entertainment District. Take TTC Line 1 to Union Station and walk 5 minutes west, or the 509 Harbourfront streetcar to the hotel. Valet parking is available. The venue is wheelchair accessible and the hotel provides full accessibility accommodations.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Most common dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated with at least 48 hours advance notice. The kitchen prepares a fixed, projection-timed menu, so last-minute requests are difficult to fulfill. Vegetarians have a dedicated menu (The Mystic Garden). Contact the venue directly after booking to discuss specific needs.