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Toni Bulloni
- 156 Cumberland St. (at Avenue Rd.) • View on map »
- 416-967-7676
Editorial Review
A casual Italian menu rife with puns seems better suited to a big-box suburb than trendy Yorkville, but forget about it. Pizza and pasta are the specialties here, the latter coming in such varieties as Mediterranean (with shrimp, artichoke and pesto) and alla Romana (sausage, porcini mushrooms and “t’mada” sauce). Other proteins (fish, veal and chicken) line the menu, too. Mains $11.95–$22.95.
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