NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 17:05:18 EDT Organization: Sympatico Xref: usenet.INS.cwru.edu rec.food.restaurants:53287 Someone wrote: > . . . hi there. i'll be visiting toronto for the first time at the end of > may. i'm very excited, as i understand that there are a wealth of places to > choose from. so, i'm asking here for your suggestions. > > i like all sorts of food, and i especially like to try new/different things > and local favorites. > > i'd like to keep it fairly inexpensive, but i'm definately willing to > splurge on a must have meal. > > you may respond here, or email me directly. thanks in advance for any > offerings. > > cheryl > > In Stratford... fairly inexpensive -- Down the Street splurge -- The Church In Toronto... fairly inexpensive -- Southern Accent $$ Reds Bistro $$ Patriot $$$ Curiosity $$ Cafe Societa $$ Splurge -- Harbour Sixty $$$$ Susur $$$$ Zinc $$$ new/different -- Tempo (Japanese nouveau) $$ Patriot (all Canadian menu and ingredients) $$$ Chiado (haute Portugese) $$$ Susur (Asian/French fusion) $$$$ neighbourhood/local hot spots -- Aunties and Uncles (breakfast and lunch only) Boulevard Cafe (Peruvian) Gypsy Co-op Indian Rice Factory Mildred Pierce The Rivoli Rodney's Oyster House Rosedale Diner Southern Accent/True Grits Giancarlo Mel
Toronto, Canada
toronto/stratford restaurants . . .
>Splurge -- Harbour Sixty $$$$ > Susur $$$$ > Zinc $$$ > Ditto on Harbour Sixty We also love North 44 for a yearly splurge Less pricey we favour two French numbers- Arlequin on Avenue Rd. north of Bloor and Le Select on Queen West. The patio at The Duke of York on Prince Arthur is one of our favourite places for lunch in the spring. Cheers! Buzz