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Tinto Coffee House
- 89 Roncesvalles Ave. (at Marion St.) • View on map »
- 416-530-5885
Editorial Review
This socially conscious café serves up Latin-tinged food made from fair trade, locally grown and organic ingredients to a seriously virtuous crowd. At mealtimes, the mango-and-avocado-spiked Guajira salad and the sweet potato and black bean Burro Al Trote wrap prove popular, while vegan and gluten-free desserts provide smaller not-so-sinful treats. Art exhibits and a wall of indie Canadian mags for sale add a little culture to your cappuccino. Mill Street beer and South American wines offer a relaxing antidote to a stressful day. Mains $8.50–$10.75.
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