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Downtown, Toronto
My colleagues & I just came back from this place and it was the most delicious quick lunch we've had. We did not imagine we could finish the whole bowl of rice but we did coz it was soooo good. Will definitely go back for many office lunches. Wait was not more than 5 - 10 min ans easily accessible within the city. Great value for a a good price. Definitely a top pick for under $10 meals.
edited: Friday, April 27, 2012 at 02:36:54 PM
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Riverside/Leslieville, Toronto
I hear the patio will be open soon.. can't wait
added: Monday, March 26, 2012 at 01:56:33 PM
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Downtown, Toronto
We dined in the lounge as all teppanyaki tables were reserved. We used a WagJag coupon for $60 which they deducted from the whole bill AFTER taxes. The food was good but over-priced compared to other Japanese restaurants in the area. The best menu item which we tasted was the pork gyoza. The major problems were (a) slow and overly casual service. When I am dining at a fine restaurant, I don't expect to be handed silverware as the server says "There you go".
(b) The online menu lists oysters for $15. The menu which we ordered from listed oysters for $15. However our bill priced the oysters at $18. I questioned this and they showed me a menu which listed the oysters at $18. I suspect that some of the other items that we ordered had their prices altered as well. It would appear that they had 2 different menus - a pricier one for WagJag users and cheaper one for others. So beware of high prices and check your bill carefully.
added: Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 09:38:24 AM
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Old Town/St-Lawrence Market, Toronto
Don't go to the Bier Markt. They are bullshit when it comes to bringing in innocent cupcakes to celebrate someone's birthday. They went as far as saying that we may "poison people" around us with the cupcakes. The GM guarded us at the entrance making sure NOTHING comes in. We were forced to go outside to eat. What's stopping me from giving these cupcakes to the people in line? The management would keep coming back to our table to make sure we weren't sneaking in any cupcakes.
Their service is so slow. Their menu's gone down hill and they FORCE you to choose from fixed menus if you have a party size of 15+. I originally booked for 20 but since the pre-fixed menus were garbage I was forced to reduce my invites to eat from their normal menu. They would try and squeeze in my group so they can accommodate other. If you do go, go for the beer but not for the food. If you can, pass this on to all the people you can. I'm super bitter about their bullshit and want to bring them down.
added: Monday, September 19, 2011 at 11:26:50 AM
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Ajax, Toronto
Came in for brunch last weekend and had a very nice time! First of all- couldn't decide on what to get! Had some delicious sounding options: was eyeing citrus french toast, cornmeal pancakes, and quiche with quinoa crust. Ended up with the pancakes and they were the best pancakes I think I've ever had! There was a homemade raspberry jam on top and pure maple syrup, too. Sooo good. Will be back!
added: Friday, September 16, 2011 at 06:33:27 PM
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Ajax, Toronto
Came in the other day with a friend and loved it! I had the vegan chili and cornbread (mmm!), and she had the tomato melt with a delicious lentil soup! Both hearty and had that whole food, homemade taste. Would definitely recommend!
added: Thursday, September 15, 2011 at 03:44:31 PM
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Downtown, Toronto
a place we visit on every vacation, and has become a tradition for us,
my personal favorite is the fettachini and every pasta dish on the menu, my husband loves the sandwiches, the club house being his personal favorite, we have tried every dish on the menu and have enjoyed each one, when we go we love to sit outside, relax , have a nice glass of beer, enjoy the great sourroundings, and made to feel welcomed,
added: Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 09:14:43 PM
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Downtown, Toronto
Food and service was excellent. Martini's here are a must!!! One of the best pizza's I have ever tasted.
Not to pricey, but worth every penny.
added: Friday, July 22, 2011 at 08:41:08 PM
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Downtown, Toronto
Summerlicious at the Unforgettable Rosewater; July 8th - July 24th!
The unforgettable Rosewater Supper Club is proud to be celebrating Summerlicious with our delicious Prix Fixe menu. With a $20 Lunch and $35 Dinner, you too can dine in the splendidly adorned Rosewater. Winner of multiple awards of excellency, distinguished atmosphere and incredible wait staff, your dining experience at Rosewater will be unlike any other Summerlicious experience in Toronto. Call 416.214.5888 for reservations.
added: Monday, July 4, 2011 at 05:47:07 PM
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Little Italy, Toronto
There aren't many reviews for Bellavista available, and I think I know why. On a busy Saturday night in Little Italy, when parking is at a premium and every establishment is packed to the doors, Bellavista was nearly empty. After dining there, I completely understand the reason.
Service was friendly, but the food left little to be desired. The Caeser salad was fresh enough, but the "homemade" dressing was bitter and watery with an overwhelming taste of lemon zest, perhaps to cover the lack of fresh parmesan. The bread basket that arrived at our table was stale and harder than the salad's croutons, and no butter ever arrived to make it more palatable -- chewing on a wooden plank was more appealing. The canneloni special sounded promising and had a good taste to it, and the noodles were at least firm. But the overall quality simply wasn't there -- it arrived piping hot (with lots of melted cheese on top) but was swimming in water underneath, leaving the impression that it was not a freshly prepared dish, rather a frozen meal reheated in the microwave. At an average of $30 per person (no liquor), it certainly wasn't up to par. A $5 salad bowl and $2 Lean Cuisine from the grocery store would have been far more palatable. With one waitress and one ?manager up front (for all three or four occupied tables) you'd expect quicker service, but several attempts to hail the wait staff were needed for a simple beverage refill. And the music (thankfully not too loud) was like a bad 1980's low-budget television aerobics program. Overall it was certainly a disappointing anniversary dinner, and not one we'll ever repeat. It's a sad, sad statement when the mediocre food at chain restaurants is better than what's offered up at a family-owned establishment in Little Italy. Never again.
added: Monday, May 16, 2011 at 02:01:55 AM
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Downtown, Toronto
I went to this restaurant with a couple of friends for a birthday dinner sometime around end of January in 2011. The restaurant does have an atmosphere of a fancy Victorian dining hall style that served with a twisted of Italian food.
My friend chose this resto mainly because of the ambience and atmosphere from the pictures of the website (thinking of the above average price and decoration, this resto must be outstanding). Since the waiter recommended that the appetizers are too small to share for 4 people, we ordered two dishes of Grilled New Zealand Calamari, and I ordered the Roasted Breast of Chicken with Spinach and Thyme jus. The calamari arrived. The presentation was very well and looks professionally done, so we took our first bite. The quality of the calamari was fresh, but the source and style are not Italian. It was stir fried with sesame Satay source with garlic and tomato and placed on top of red spinach leaves. Taste good in an Asian point of view, but not for Italian at all. The stuffed chicken I ordered was a disaster. Completely disgusting and definately not Italian cuisine and not to even mention the thyme jus as written on the menu... The source they put on the stuffed chicken was purely soy source with thicken flour! Coffee, tea and dessert were acceptable but in a lower-end restaurant standard. The Bellini’s Chocolate moss cake that I ordered was a turn-off. The cake tasted like a frozen dry cake that sits at the bottom of the freezer for months. All in all, if you would like to go for romantic and ambience, Bellini’s is a good choice. However, being an Asian and hoping for a good fancy Italian meal with couple friends, Bellini’s was not a good option. If I have a choice, I would not spend $250 on Chinese food in an Italian restaurant whereas the food you can easily find in china town for $10. I'd strongly not to recommend Bellini’s as a high-end, four stars Italian restaurant. Bellini's might had the best reward resto in the past, but defiantly not in 2011. To sum-up - The ambiance and atmospheres of Bellini’s was stunning. - Foods are tremendously disgusting if you use Italian standard - Service was pushy (hard selling food in a sarcastic way by claiming the food was too small to share, so instead of one, you should take 2) - Greet by an unprofessional receptionist - Dessert was dry and tasteless
added: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 at 01:50:03 PM
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Downtown, Toronto
We had such a great time at Forte! Our party incuded five foodies all of whom were blown away by the creative and insanely delicious versions of classic french bistro dishes. Some of the wines on the list were sadly sold out. One person in our party opted to order off of the sushi menu. Yes... thats right, there is a sushi bar in the lounge , and declared it to be some of the finest sushi she had known! I will return as soon as I can!
P.S. try the French onion soup dumplings! mmmm..mm.m..
added: Monday, January 17, 2011 at 06:32:47 PM
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