Rose and Sons set to open on Wednesday
Rose and Sons set to open on Wednesday
Rose at Soupstock last month (Image: Renée Suen)
The first location of Anthony Rose’s Rose and Sons at 176 Dupont Street, which we caught on to a couple of months ago, is opening its doors tomorrow for a “test run” at lunch. The former Drake chef is keeping quiet on the details for now, but a porchetta sandwich will be on the card, and he’s previously promised to serve some of the barbecue that Queen West-ers went nuts for at the Drake BBQ, alongside some “Toronto classics.” Don’t expect a boozy lunch, however; Rose is opening up without a liquor licence, though he expects to have one—and a dinner service to accompany it—in the coming weeks.
Rose and Sons, 176 Dupont St., 647-748-3287, roseandsons.ca
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The first location of Anthony Rose’s Rose and Sons at 176 Dupont Street, which we caught on to a couple of months ago, is opening its doors tomorrow for a “test run” at lunch. The former Drake chef is keeping quiet on the details for now, but a porchetta sandwich will be on the card, and he’s previously promised to serve some of the barbecue that Queen West-ers went nuts for at the Drake BBQ, alongside some “Toronto classics.” Don’t expect a boozy lunch, however; Rose is opening up without a liquor licence, though he expects to have one—and a dinner service to accompany it—in the coming weeks.
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