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Hidden on Elm Street just steps from the crush of Dundas Square, this quiet, authentic Italian restaurant features homemade pastas just like Nonna used to make. Get down to business with spinach gnocchi or rack of lamb in one of three quaint and cozy dining rooms. Or bring a date and take in a summer evening with a plate of prosciutto and melon on the romantic rooftop patio. Mains $15.50–$36.
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