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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 1862 Queen St. E. (at Woodbine) View on map »
  • 416-686-1998
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Soft light illuminates a stunning marble-topped bar that runs half the length of this narrow space in the Beach. If you know it’s there, it must be tempting to drop by casually, though most diners on this night seem to have reserved, a reflection of popularity and limited space. The menu respects no single tradition, and several dishes have many influences. Crispy won tons hide morsels of slightly spiced ground beef. The corn and avocado ...

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    1862 Queen St. E. (at Woodbine)
  • 416-686-1998

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