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Restaurants Guide › Italian
Cafe Cinquecento
- 791 King St. W. (at Tecumseth St.), • View on map »
- 416-203-9390
Editorial Review
Pictures of Italy adorn the red walls of this bustling spot. The classic menu is filled with such dishes as penne primavera, pan-seared salmon and salads, like the insalata rustica with goat cheese, roasted red peppers and a balsamic reduction. The last Monday of each month features a mouth-watering treat: La Notte Delle Mamme, which sees the mothers of five staff members cooking traditional Italian dishes, with a third of each $60 ticket donated to charity. Mains $10–$18.
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