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The Standard
- 667 College St. (at Beatrice St.) • View on map »
- 416-588-8170
Editorial Review
An exposed kitchen, featuring a proudly advertised wood-burning pizza oven, and a slightly cramped dining area create a buzzy atmosphere that spills onto the sprawling patio in clement weather. All the beloved Italian standards (no pun intended) are up for grabs, with authentic pizzas, such as the Mimmo (mozzarella, roasted red pepper and chicken), ruling the roost. Select Italian wines are available by the bottle or glass. Mains $10–$18.
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