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The Rivoli
- 332 Queen St. W. (at Spadina) • View on map »
- 416-597-0794
Editorial Review
Despite its warm Tuscan interior, this trendy Queen Street establishment offers a slew of Asian dishes, such as tandoori chicken, sticky rice balls and banana curry. But meat lovers find choice in beef tenderloin; vegetarians sample the Rivoli mushroom burger. An entire evening can be passed loafing about the stainless steel side bar or absorbing live music in the back room. Night owls nibble on appetizers and salads on weekends. Mains $12.95–$20.95.
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