Temperance be damned: eight of Toronto’s largest restaurant dishes Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant This Leslieville mainstay serves an Italian meatball that’s traditional in every way, except for its girth: it’s about the size of a baseball, packing in over eight ounces of meat ($7.95). The globe of ground veal and pork is served in its own bowl, dressed with tomato sauce and flakes of parmesan cheese. Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant, 1220 Queen St. E., 416-469-5225.

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Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant
This Leslieville mainstay serves an Italian meatball that’s traditional in every way, except for its girth: it’s about the size of a baseball, packing in over eight ounces of meat ($7.95). The globe of ground veal and pork is served in its own bowl, dressed with tomato sauce and flakes of parmesan cheese. Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant, 1220 Queen St. E., 416-469-5225.

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