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Restaurants Guide › Italian
Biagio Ristorante
- 155 King St. E. (at Jarvis St.) • View on map »
- 416-366-4040
Editorial Review
This Italian spot boasts a traditional feel indoors and a large back patio featuring the sound of water trickling from a huge circular fountain. A large number of pastas (many homemade) and seafood dishes, such as spaghetti carbonara and pan-seared Atlantic salmon in pesto crust, line the menu. The top-notch wine selection has earned the trattoria the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for the past 10 years. Mains $18.50–$40.
- Closed Sunday
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