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Bread Bar starstar½ [?]

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 3305 Yonge St. (at Glenforest Rd.) • View on map »
  • 416-487-1100
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Editorial Review

Riding Leaside’s wave of appreciation for Amaya, the city’s best upscale Indian restaurant, owners Hemant Bhagwani and Derek Valleau have opened a more casual spot in the heart of straitlaced Lawrence Park. A communal table and colour­ful paint job can’t quite hide the last tenant’s rumpus room decor, but the place is buzzing with already-avid locals. Decidedly different from Amaya’s, the creative menu offers small plates that nod to Indian street food. Such novelties as ...

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    3305 Yonge St. (at Glenforest Rd.)
  • 416-487-1100

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