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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 936 Queen St. W. (at Shaw St.) • View on map »
  • 416-534-5244
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Castor, Toronto’s funkiest design firm, has entered the restaurant biz with a quirky new bistro. A 26-seat communal table is the only seating option in the diminutive space, which is filled with Castor eccentricities. At first, it may seem overly contrived—Kirkegaard’s Fear and Trembling duct-taped to the window and Nirvana cranked loud enough to keep the boomers at bay—but pretensions soon give way to the sense that you’re sitting down to dinner with a ...

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    936 Queen St. W. (at Shaw St.)
  • 416-534-5244

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