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ViVetha Bistro

  • 2485 Queen St. E. (at Neville Park Blvd.) View on map »
  • 416-686-5688
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Tucked between a laundromat and a junk shop, this Neville Park pasta bistro does brisk business. Blushing Lobster Fettuccine in pepper and rosé sauce and Cajun-style angry chicken are favourites, along with bourbon-honey-garlic ribs and plenty of seafood dishes, plus a daily brunch. Cozy, with ochre walls and warm wood tones, the resto is popular with a mature local clientele. Tuesday brings a bargain prix fixe menu for $20: starters include mussels, crab cakes, soup and salad, followed by lamb, pasta, fish and steak. Mains $10–$18.

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    2485 Queen St. E. (at Neville Park Blvd.)
  • 416-686-5688

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