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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 134 Avenue Rd. (at Davenport Rd.) • View on map »
  • 416-964-8686
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Editorial Review

Youthful and ever-present owners David Minicucci (Nectar, Xacutti) and Sam Kalogiros (Ultra Supper Club) have cast a casual yet energetic vibe in the former Arlequin spot—antique mirrors on dramatically lit brick walls, a communal high-top table—perfectly calibrated to woo the Av and Dav crowd. Fascinating bargains from Italy (plus 20 Niagaran wines) work well with chef Doug Neigel’s seasonal Italian dishes. A charcuterie plate repeats the international alliance, pairing luxe Italian prosciutto with Pingue’s Niagaran ...

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    134 Avenue Rd. (at Davenport Rd.)
  • 416-964-8686

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