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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 96 Tecumseth St. (at King St. W.) • View on map »
  • 416-913-5830
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Editorial Review

All aglow on a quiet street, the little boîte looks downright cozy with its orange walls and dark wooden bar. Savvy staff navigate close-set tables (the front patio is more comfortable on a summer night). Owners and chefs Jason Inniss and Bertrand Alépée are squeezed into the tiny kitchen, conjuring constantly changing menus of intricate, flavourful dishes, occasionally with a well-integrated molecular gesture. Beads of tomato “caviar,” for instance, compose one of several garnishes for ...

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    96 Tecumseth St. (at King St. W.)
  • 416-913-5830

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