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Black Cat Fish & Chips
- 1929 Avenue Rd. (at Brooke Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-789-1555
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Orange Naugahyde chairs and Formica tabletops belie the age of this neighbourhood institution, which has been serving up deep-fried delicacies for more than 30 years. A loyal following pops in for fried everything: fish, scallops, shrimp and fries, along with such standard diner fare as burgers, souvlaki and western sandwiches. Mains $2.70–$12.90.
- Closed Sunday
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