Chef&#39;s focus at the sushi bar is something else. Just watching him work, you can tell he&#39;s really into it. The fish was super fresh. A bit pricey, but that focus makes it worth it.

The Valentine&#39;s special had a nice seacuterie platter. The smoked salmon on it was good, but the main salmon dish was the real star. Perfectly cooked, flaky and moist. That piece of fish was the only thing I really remember.

The fries in the Happy Meal were a bit smaller than I remember. It&#39;s still the usual McDonald&#39;s food, but that detail stood out. The staff was friendly though, and the dining area was clean and comfortable.

Rebecca and Emma were still so on top of things late at night. My friend and I were the last ones there, but they never made us feel rushed. That kind of attentive service is hard to find after 9 PM.

A cozy spot on the historic main street. The Chicken Tikka Masala here is my go-to. It&rsquo;s got this really nice, creamy sauce that&rsquo;s not too heavy. Perfect for a chilly evening. The view of the old stone buildings is a nice bonus.

As an East Coaster, their donair and garlic fingers took me right back. The vibe is cozy, just like a local spot back home. A bit on the greasy side, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

First time with foie gras, glad I tried it here. The oysters were the freshest I&#39;ve had in Toronto. Quality across food and service is consistently solid.

The mango ice cream was the highlight. It had these little bits of real fruit in it, not too sweet, just a clean, fresh flavor that cut through the rich dinner. Exactly what you want at the end.

Been coming here for years. The sashimi is always fresh, melts in your mouth. Tempura&#39;s light and crispy, just how I like it. Never had a bad piece of fish.

The burger here is pretty good. It&#39;s a family-run spot, feels comfortable. The beef patty was juicy and cooked just right. Fries were decent. A solid choice in the neighborhood.

The Norma pasta was so generous, easily enough for three. The crispy pizza crust was a nice contrast. Love the two-level warehouse vibe, feels open and airy. Staff were really sweet.

The elephant ear schnitzel is massive, honestly. So crispy and flavourful. We couldn&#39;t finish it, so taking a box home was a nice bonus.

The staff were really on top of things even when the place got packed. Our server was patient and made sure we had everything we needed without feeling rushed.

Tried their d&ouml;ner after hearing the buzz. The meat had that great crisp edge but stayed juicy inside, which is hard to find. Fresh veggies, good bread. The German beer on tap was a nice touch. A solid spot in the GTA for this.

Detroit-style pizza is solid. The No Name and Truff Guy have good flavor balance. The crust is crispy on the edges, soft inside.

Right by the subway, super easy to pop in. Grabbed a slice while shopping. The dough had a nice, substantial chew to it&mdash;exactly what I was after for a quick bite. Simple and solid.

Great spot for catching up with friends downtown, easy to get to from campus. 🚋

Huge portion of fish and chips! The batter was super crispy and the fish inside was so tender. Loved sitting outside with my friends, the tables were spaced out nicely so we could chat comfortably.

Watching them build your burger right there is a neat idea. You know it&#39;s fresh. The patty was juicy, and the bun held up well. A solid spot for a casual meal.

Been coming here for years. The deep-fried waffle dessert is a solid finish. Crispy outside, soft inside. It&#39;s a bit sweet for me, but my wife always finishes it.

Menu&#39;s huge, which is cool. But they were out of a couple things I wanted. Not the spot if you&#39;re in a rush for a regular lunch. Good for something different when you have time.

Great spot for a catch-up with friends! It&#39;s open-concept so it does get pretty loud, but the background music is good. Loved the grilled calamari and beef tartare. Service was on point, really friendly.

Nice spot for a group dinner. The vibe is lively but not too loud, and the decor is simple but welcoming.

Been here a few times. Got the family-style menu for our group. Antipasti were fresh, pizzas were generous, and the pastas were spot-on. The private room is a nice size, good for a crowd.

Chocolate croissants are always fresh and flaky. Staff is friendly and efficient in the mornings. It&#39;s a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. Good for a quick coffee stop.

Came for a quiet dinner. The staff were really attentive, noticed we were taking our time and even brought over a complimentary glass of Prosecco without us asking. That was a nice touch. Food was solid as usual.

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