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PIZZERIA LIBRETTO
Italian
The authentic nature of this Neapolitan pizzeria extends to the oven the pizzas are baked in-- a Neapolitan craftsman built it and the pizza has the DOP (denominazione di origine controllata) stamp, an Italian law that authenticates its compliance with regional characteristics. This attention to detail exemplifies proprietor Max Rimaldi and chef Rocco Agostino’s obsession over the perfect slice. Crusts are perfectly blistered and are the ideal combination of soft and chewy. They are layered with such items as fresh mozzarella, ripe tomatoes, basil and Parma ham, or sardines sans cheese. The vanilla afogato dessert affirms the casual, appropriate-any-night-of-the-week vibe. A limited, but well selected mix of Italian and local Ontario wines are reasonably priced, with most available by the quarter litre.
221 Ossington Avenue (416) 532-8000
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SOTTO SOTTO
Italian
Trattoria Sotto Sotto's den of intimate rooms offers a cozy and romantic atmosphere for that special night out. The kitchen prides itself for using only the freshest ingredients, cooked in a simple manner. Enjoy a comforting plate of your favourite pasta, or select a delectable dish from the generous menu of expertly prepared south-central Italian specialties, made to order. An impressive list of 5,000 bottles betrays a love of the grape, with first-growth Bordeaux and lush Italian reds.
116 A Avenue Road (416) 962-0011
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SPLENDIDO
French/Italian
Splendido is sophisticated fun. So fashionable and so pretty, with its painted flowers and sculptured lights, chefs in painter's hats behind a glass wall splashed with electric colours. This award winner attracts an upbeat, star-studded crowd. The French/Ital cooking reaches high aesthetics using seasonal local ingredients. There's wood-burning grilled delicacies, juicy yorkshire suckling pig, melt-in-your-mouth pastas and risottos. Sensuous food menu and sumptuous portions--All complemented with sexy, sweet pastry creations and a wide-ranging wine list.
88 Harbord Street (416) 929-7788
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ZUCCA
Italian
Personal touches soften the elegant space and add to the relaxed atmosphere where uptown and downtown meet, welcoming an ever-expanding group of devout followers. Remarked for fresh, simple, authentic Italian cooking. Here, every dish is given thoughtful, loving attention. Of note is the vegetable carpaccio, the Cornish hen and, of course, the creme caramel. The well-priced wine list favors Italians, with a few North American and European additions.
2150 Yonge Street (416) 488-5774
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LA RESERVE
Contemporary Italian
A striking modern showplace, boasting a fabulous decor of soaring marble walls, a glossy white piano and romantic dining area with heavy linen-laden tables. Catering to both power lunches and romantic evenings. This sought-after diner's haven delights those who enjoy great dining. The health-conscious Mediterranean menu is full of fresh, natural flavours. One of the best wine lists in the G.T.A.
8432 Leslie Street Thornhill (905) 881-0477
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Thu. June 17, 2010 8:17 PM - by: amir zarghami
heloWe are in yonge and finch.please give us address of nearest ferench
Fri. April 30, 2010 9:40 AM - by: gerald
the place i need for Scarborough or Pickering
Thu. April 8, 2010 8:50 PM - by: Michele Frederick
Add Barbarians Steak House to your list of best steak restaurants.
Fri. March 26, 2010 10:41 PM - by: Peter Provencher
Sushi Inn in Yorkville. Amazing service, great quality seafood, outstanding prices and the sake is always hot. Not the fanciest but I've had a lot worse sushi for a lot bigger price tag.
Fri. February 26, 2010 11:01 PM - by: marolicanada
Maroli has been serving Toronto since 2004 ,Naveen Polapady being the chef .Please feel free to visit us at , www.maroli.ca
Fri. February 12, 2010 1:03 PM - by: Jenn
Looking for a new Italian restaurant in Cabbagetown? Formerly the old Piccolo, Plum 226 has undergone renovations and now provides Cabbagetown with a fantastic casual fine dining expereince. Food and wine priced reasonably, entrees between $13-$30, wines by the glass between $7-$11 and bottles starting at $28. They also have a lounge hosting live music and entertainment, most free events - no cover. A great place to enjoy a relaxing or romantic dinner.
Tue. November 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: F. Folks
Ruth's Chris is without a doubt one of the world's best steakhouses. I recommend it without reservation.
Thu. November 5, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Mary McGugan
The Wine Bar at 9 church street in Toronto fits your criteria. Food is amazing and the wine list is huge and eclectic, which I love.
Sun. September 20, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Anne
I have dined at Oro a few times. It is one of my favorite in the city. From the time you enter to the time you say "fare well", this establishment makes you feel "special." The food, the ambiance and the service is impeccable. Definitely a place that makes a lasting impression!
Thu. September 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: anne
I have dined at Allen's only once, and will never go back - even though I live around the corner. The food was decent, however, the concierge quite was rude. Even after ordering a few rounds of drinks, appetizers and dinners, our table was asked to leave because we were there "too long" and the table was needed. We were there "just over an hour." We are middled aged people, not a rowdy bunch of kids! My table was not impressed.
Mon. September 14, 2009 12:00 PM - by: aaron chan
Zin Restaurant @ Yorkville is a newly opened chinese cuisine. I have been there once and they have a very good wine selection plus very good food. I found them because I saw the review from Joanne Kates of the Global & Mail.
Wed. August 19, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Deborah Hughes
I was disappointed to see that Vanipha Lanna is not included in your list They have amazing food. I have mixed feelings about posting this comment because I like being able to go there without a reservation and I wouldn't want it to become too popular....
Mon. July 20, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Kate
I am a food fanatic and I'm always searching the internet for food ideas. I love my hamburgers the most of course . Can anybody suggest some variations of burgers? http://www.originalmotorcycleburgers.com
Wed. June 17, 2009 12:00 PM - by: H Jones
Stayed one night in Toronto, had a meal at the 360 it was one of the best experiences we had during our holiday.
Mon. June 15, 2009 12:00 PM - by: Joe
You have not had steak until you've eaten at Black Angus Steak house on Bloor Street east of islington in toronto.
Mon. February 2, 2009 6:28 PM - by: crunkvist
Does anyone know any Toronto restaurants that serve a quinoa dish?
Mon. August 18, 2008 6:28 PM - by: happyviper
Toronto is amazing. Canadians know how to eat with style.