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seangee says:
This restaurant was pretty cool. It had a hip vibe about it and was willing to accomodate our group of 20 knuckleheads starting out a wild Saturday night. The food was killer, we had a limited menu to choose from based on how many people we had, but it was all good. The waitstaff was great, although…
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JunjiArias says:
I never liked Mexican food until I tried Burrito Boyz. Muchos gracias to my amigo Sergio who took me to this place on my second day in Toronto. Have been going back almost daily for lunch since it is very near my work at Bay and Adelaide. Try the "small steak" but mind the jalapenos or get the fir…
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ivanatravel says:
A fun and relaxed atmosphere martini bar in the heart of Little Italy. Martini's are $6 (compared to most of the city's $10-12 range) and the list of fun names to choose from is huge! (see my photos of the 2 sided menu). The crowd is relaxed so you can either dress up or come in your comfiest jeans,…
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JaitcH says:
This is a genuine Chinese restaurant, as opposed to the Western-style chow mein erzatz 'Chinese' versions, that is located near the corner on Dundas Street West and University Avenue on the peripherary of one of Toronto's 7 or 8 'Chinatowns'.
The staff is blunt, brashly helpful and without charm.…
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ivanatravel says:
Possibly the most popular spot in Toronto's Greek Town / Danforth area.
The place is always packed with young crowds between the ages of 18 to 30, especially after weekend nights out when they drop by for the famous gyros ($5) with french fries and the the delicious Greek fries ($4) topped with mel…
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Nicey's
1 review
#21 of 28 restaurants in Toronto
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ocwarren says:
The Best Jamaican food in all of North America.
If you want to eat authentic Jamaican food while in the Toronto area, stop by Nicey's in Scarborough on Morecambe north of Finch.
All the meals are excellent.
The first day I was in town, I had to have the Ackee and Saltfish (Jamaica's nationa…
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sugarose says:
I love, love this place everytime i go to toronto i go there. The restaurant has become part of Rich Tree markets and to be honest the food quality is not exactly the same but the place is still pretty cool. The place gets my stars for ambience-sort of a cross between old italian and greek taverna w…
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ivanatravel says:
I was looking for a chain coffee place alternative in Toronto, found Tango Palace and fell in love with the place!
It has great regular coffee as well as the fancy mixes like chocolate chai lattes, a great atmosphere and overall a very laid back and cozy place to go for the neighbourhood regulars o…
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AliS22 says:
Dinner for two with a bottle of wine, starter, and two meals will cost upward of $100, but if you are looking for a nice place to people watch and have an amazing meal, this is it!
The location in the heart of Yorkville (Toronto's ritziest section) makes it a great place to simply sit on one of t…
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ocwarren says:
Beer which most would go for is average priced for downtown Toronto. The Buffalo wings were tasty and I would definately order some more. the pool tables are to be desired, 2 table, 2 que sticks(for both table to share), but for 2 dollars, I guess okay.
The place looked as if on a day of hockey…
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Six Steps
1 review
#26 of 28 restaurants in Toronto
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yakdav says:
A trendy little restaurant on East side of downtown - not far from the Meridian hotel. Not too extensive menu - salads, pizzas, pastas, a few steak and seafood entrees. Food was very good.
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montecarlostar says:
I had high expectations on this restaurant since the price was very high. the size of the tables was very small to be comfortable on them. The location was good, only a few blocks from the hotel we were staying.
I ordered a dish based on crab (can't remember the name), but the taste was not go…
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jstagurl says:
This is a restaurant with a great view no doubt. It is on the 51st floor as the name suggests and has a patio on two sides. It is more of a lounge than a restaurant. The menu predominantly has bar food on it and expensive bar food at that. I enjoyed my food but the guest I had taken with me did not…
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