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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 67 Richmond St. E. (at Church St.) • View on map »
  • 416-368-1920
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Editorial Review

St. Lawrence condo dwellers hang out at this fun little spot on a stretch of Richmond that’s rarely traversed on foot. With dark wood panelling and a phonograph, the room feels like a speakeasy, a mood reinforced by a long list of fruity cocktails, with beer and wine as second-class libations. The kitchen carves out a unique niche in the city’s dining scene: soul food with Cajun and Carib­bean flair. Gargantuan portions are positively American ...

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