Steve H. wrote: > > Looking for recommendations for good restaurants in either city. > Preferences would be either for something really special, something real > indigenous, game, or ethnic (the weirder the better). TORONTO RESTAURANTS: In the really special area - try Da Dante (contemporary Italian, reasonable prices) or Auberge du Pommier (French traditional, expensive). For game, ethnic or indigenous - you should visit the Queen Street area in downtown Toronto (particularly Queen St West) - a wide variety of interesting shops and restaurants to choose from in this general area. --------------------- Virginia Vuleta _____________ From [email removed] Sun Jun 26 09:45:37 1994 To: [email removed] Subject: Re: Toronto.eats Reply-To: [email removed] (Robert N. Hartman) > >Toronto Life USED to have excellent restaurant reviews, but these fell on >the floor during a redesign of the magazine several years ago. > >When we visited Toronto a year ago, we ate nowhere other than the Pickle >Barrel chain (Bloomsbury Cafe, etc). The kids found hog heaven there, >with something for everyone (impossible with our 3 kids)! Alone, we >would have hit the ethnic neighborhoods. There are Chinese restaurants >where you don't have to order the 7-course duck in advance, for example. > >enjoy, >Rob Lake >[email removed] > > Toronto was great. I did not get out as much as I would have liked but it was enough to make my business trip enjoyable. The highlight was the Mohgul Restaurant. Excellent Indian food and reasonable prices. I believe it was on Elm very close to Yonge. It was right across the street from the Delta Chelsea. In fact I had dinner there twice. We also went to the Marche Movenpick. Eh, it was ok and it was a novelty but I liked the Movenpick in the Financial district better (it was either on Bay or University but I think University - we were there last year). The Marche is very noisy and you do not have a buffet option. Every station has preset food portions and prices. Thanks again for the Toronto Eats info. Bob.
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