Your house. I like people's houses more because it makes it feel more family and friends oriented. Other places feel so much more like a regular old party, not special because it's Christmas.
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Your home, around the tree is always nice--but if that doesn't work, you may be able to get some ideas form Mahalo's Toronto Restaurants page. It includes describes, websites, and phone numbers, as well as a variety of price points.
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http://www.mahalo.com/Toronto_Restaurants

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There's a huge list of Restaurants Open on Christmas Day at http://www.toronto.com/restaurants/article/599296

*edited to remove copy/pasting*.

Sorry about that -- newbie, didn't realize copy pasting was unacceptable.

And for a small group, if you don't want to cook, sometimes restaurants are the best idea. And for a larger group, some have party rooms of some sort that are available...
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http://www.toronto.com/restaurants/article/599296

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actually i like it at roofs, but considering it will be cold :D think of an open place you know, not devided into rooms, i dont recommend your house, or if you have a large basement you can decorate
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Here are a few choices to consider...

Augberge du Pommier
4150 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario
416-222-2220, Adrian Caravello, General Manager

Banquet and Conference Centre at Centennial College
940 Progress Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario
416-438-2216
A great place for the budget conscious. Food and Hospitality students prepare and serve under the watchful eyes of professional staff and teachers. Free parking. Located close to the 401 highway and Markham Road. Worth checking out! Contact Valeriya Pravorchuk extension 6303

Black Creek Pioneer Village
Toronto, Ontario
416-661-6600 extension 5242
Beautiful setting; reasonably priced banquet facility located in Toronto - 1000 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto, Ontario. Located near the York University campus. Rustic but looking pine but all modern amenities.

Enoch Turner Schoolhouse
106 Trinity Street, Toronto, Ontario.
One block east of Parliament, just south of King Street East. A historic Victorian heritage building built in 1848. It is a beautifully restored fine Toronto Banquet Hall located in a unique setting beside a small park. The Banquet Hall has charming features including exposed beams, gothic style windows and hardwood sprung floors.

Dave & Busters
120 Interchange Way, Concord, Ontario
905-760-7600, Mary Patrick, Special Events Manager, extension 226
Private banquet room with plenty of on-site activities for guests of all ages.
Source(s):
http://www.specialeventphotography.ca/

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i know this sounds old fashioned, but how about an old fashioned Christmas Caroling excursion. You meetup somewhere, go around spreading the Xmas cheer, then decide on the fly. This is so much more happy just being together instead of trying to plan out the perfect day. This is what i do every year now. There is no telling where i might end up and every Christmas is perfect.
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