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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 1290 Queen St. E. (at Leslie) View on map »
  • 416-465-3600
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The room combines easy diner style with candlelight and cushioned banquettes. Levesque himself works the stoves—and runs the occasional plate—during both the weekend brunch blitz and the quieter buzz of weeknight suppers. His menu features whatever is locally in season, prepared in simple but innovative ways. To begin, four big, salty-rich grilled sardines need nothing more than cucumber-tomato salsa and a lemon wedge for balance. A bundle of green asparagus covered with olive oil–toasted bread ...

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    1290 Queen St. E. (at Leslie)
  • 416-465-3600

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