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Bread Bar
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- 3305 Yonge St. (at Glenforest Rd.) • View on map »
- 416-487-1100
The skinny, disjointed space is not as lovely or lively as Amaya on Bayview (under the same ownership), but the kitchen is just as solid, and the saucier’s palate just as sharp, earning a loyal following in Bedford Park. Under the category of “street food,” fig-stuffed spinach pakoras are drizzled with a tangy tamarind sauce. Aloo gobi brings tender cauliflower and waxy potatoes rich with garam masala and mustard seed. Perfectly timed roast halibut is enlivened but not dominated by a spice paste (coriander, cumin, turmeric and peppercorn) and bathed in a sublime coconut sauce perfumed with curry leaves. Naan could be the city’s best—it’s a heavenly combination of thin, crisp, fluffy and chewy. Friendly servers help navigate
the thoughtful wine list. Mains $17–$24
3305 Yonge St. (at Glenforest Rd.)
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