Zócalo
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647-342-1567
The Junction Triangle continues to pop with worthwhile new restaurants. Zócalo is one of the standouts. A daily appetizer of Canadian cheese might be a decent wedge of Guillaume Tell, a soft cow’s milk from Quebec, accompanied by rosemary-spiked caramelized onions. Vegetables are treated with respect, as in a saucy, hearty main of red kale and white beans. Moist cornbread and an earthy, fennel-kissed mushroom pâté are terrific accompaniments to pork meatballs swimming in a mild broth. To close, house-made pumpkin-pie pudding is aromatic and smooth. The space is unadorned but cozy, made more so by generous pours of decent, well-priced wines. Mains $10–$12.
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Vegetarian: Yes
Brunch: Yes
Bring your own bottle: Yes
Outdoor Dining: Yes
Price Range: Dinner for $60 - $90
Editor's Star Rating: 1.5
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