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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 256 Augusta Ave. (at College) View on map »
  • 416-929-4900
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Editorial Review

It’s an unlikely partnership—a French bistro serving up moules and frites in Kensington’s tattered, mostly South American vibe—but it works. A loyal following squeezes into this small, funky eatery to select from handwritten menus. Entrées are very French, from a soup du jour of carrot cardamom to escargots that look and taste a little clichéd with their garlic butter bath and mushroom lids. La Palette’s meat is sourced from Ontario and Quebec; elk, bison and ...

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    256 Augusta Ave. (at College)
  • 416-929-4900

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