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Hannah’s Kitchen
- 2221 Yonge St. (at Eglinton Ave. E.) • View on map »
- 416-481-2828
Editorial Review
This cafeteria-style spot features homestyle cooking with stick-to-your-ribs specials: chicken ragoût over rice, empanada with mango salad, citrusy squash and carrot soup, and two fish soups offered every day. Counter staff also serve up the usual array of sandwiches and salads, but area office workers know that Hannah’s butter tarts are the best-kept secret. Marble tables and shelves of knick-knacks lend a Grandma’s kitchen–type vibe. Unlicensed. Mains $3.95–$8.85.
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