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Il Mulino starstar [?]

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 1060 Eglinton Ave. W. (at Glen Cedar Rd.) • View on map »
  • 416-780-1173
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The diners here, many Italians among them, must be regulars because the discreet façade barely suggests the cozy restaurant inside. Creamy arched ceilings, heavy linens (two layers) and old-school service give the place a formality that extends to the plate. The list of daily specials is almost as long as the menu, suggesting a restlessly inventive kitchen. That creativity is evident in the unconventional but tasty boiled octopus carpaccio topped with a sprig of blue ...

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