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Table 17

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 782 Queen St. E. (at Saulter St.) • View on map »
  • 416-519-1851
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We eat with our eyes first. If only it were possible to enjoy Table 17’s chic faux French farmhouse aesthetic en croute. The partners behind the defunct Izakaya on Front Street have traded Japanese pub grub for classic French bistro fare with Italian and Canadian nuances. The room is indeed lovely: the walls of this former east-end dive bar have been peeled back to reveal the original Victorian timbers; and a long harvest table­ serves ...

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