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Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner star½ [?]

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 111 Queen's Park Cres. (at Bloor St. W.) • View on map »
  • 416-362-1957
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Editorial Review

But for a single bouquet of bird of paradise, there is neither stick nor stitch of decor in the room. Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner feels like a cafeteria for minimalists, all stone, glass and steel. Black-clad servers rarely smile, except among themselves. Yet the place is jammed this rainy, grey lunch hour—minimalism, one supposes, affords better focus on the master’s food. Thankfully, Kennedy’s menu, under the watch of chef de cuisine Scott Vivian, delivers ...

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