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Vecchio Frak (Resto-Lounge)

  • 690 College St. (at Montrose St.) View on map »
  • 416-516-3725
Editorial Review

Low lights, earthy tones and an airiness vaguely reminiscent of a hotel lobby surround young professionals here. The food is labelled as Italian with a French tinge. Pizzas are the hot-ticket item (the signature Vecchio Frak is topped with mozzarella, truffle cream, arugula, cherry tomatoes and mushrooms), along with such specialty pasta dishes as homemade manicotti stuffed with ricotta and spinach. Exotic long drinks, sometimes served in pineapples, add playfulness to the meal. Mains $8.50–$24.95.

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