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Sarah’s Café and Bar
- 1426 Danforth Ave. (at Monarch Park Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-406-3121
Editorial Review
Huge corner windows frame the action on the Danforth; period beer posters cover deep red walls in a pub-meets-bistro decor. The menu offers an eclectic mix of pub fare (fish and chips), Asian (pad Thai) and bistro (steak frites). Fresh, properly cooked mussels are a specialty and are available in 12 sauces, ranging from Calcutta, a spicy yellow curry–cream, to the classic provençale. Under-grilled eggplant topped with bland tomatoes disappoints. Frites outshine steaks. Superb beer selection; the wine carte is a trip down the LCBO general list.
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