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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 111 C Queen St. E. (at Church St.) • View on map »
  • 416-863-6006
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Editorial Review

Anyone questioning the relevance of fine dining in the age of tapas should pay a visit to this stylish, sprawling room (plus bustling summertime patio) on downtown’s eastern fringe. Five years into his reign of the ambitious kitchen, chef Lorenzo Loseto is an unabashed apostle of cooking’s Intricate School. His dishes present precisely textured, multi-layered, carefully plated and often exquisite constructions. It’s a brainy (some would say fussy) style of cooking and a marked contrast ...

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