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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 33 Elm St. (at Yonge) View on map »
  • 416-977-4338
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Editorial Review

This candlelit room makes tourists and locals alike feel welcome. Expertly cooked seafood is the menu’s focus. Grilled sardines, flaky and not too strong, with a mouthful of tangy salsa verde anchor one-fifth of a superb appetizer platter. With it comes thickly sliced chouriço, its spiciness foiled by super-sweet caramelized onions; house-smoked salmon, firm and mildly smoky; soft, custardy fresh goat cheese on arugula; and an accordion-shaped grilled squid over grilled eggplant and sweet pineapple. ...

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    33 Elm St. (at Yonge)
  • 416-977-4338

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