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L’Auberge de France starstarstar [?]

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 304 Front St. • View on map »
  • Belle­ville
  • 613-966-2433
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Like a little piece of Paris in small-town Ontario, this bistro beckons foodie way­farers. L’Auberge opened last February with a gourmet shop, bakery and café in front of the dining room, which means you can browse for fleur de sel and chestnut purée while your steak frites sizzles in the open kitchen. Chef Jean-Marc Salvagno, a multi-talented French expat, turns out artisanal breads and five-star pastries and puts a seasoned spin on standards like duck ...

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