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  • 100 Queen’s Park (at Bloor St. W.), Royal Ontario Museum • View on map »
  • 416-586-7928
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Editorial Review

The view of downtown upstages the soaring angles of the ROM’s infamous crystal pinnacle. Expert servers glide between the elegant white banquettes while chef Teddy Corrado works magic in the open kitchen, giving the restaurant a powerful personality with his refined, eclectic Toronto cuisine. Seafood is a particular strength. Dungeness crab meat moistened with a subtle white miso vinaigrette lolls in a broth of dashi and tomato water alongside tangy poached and peeled heirloom cherry ...

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