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Leslie Jones

  • 1182 Queen St. E. (at Leslie) View on map »
  • 416-463-5663
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An unpretentious white room with scuffed wood floors, this Queen East boîte is appropriately sandwiched between Jones Avenue and Leslie Street. Pizzas (such as one topped with Kristapsons’ smoked salmon and chèvre) and pastas (such as cheese-filled tortellini with gorgonzola) figure heavily on the menu. Lighter appetites have choice, too, as in grilled stuffed eggplant with spinach or a salad with baked wild sockeye salmon and avocado in freshly squeezed lime dressing. Cash only. Mains $15–$19.

Location
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    1182 Queen St. E. (at Leslie)
  • 416-463-5663

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