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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 872 Queen St. W. (at Strachan Ave.) View on map »
  • 416-534-3432
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Editorial Review

This popular spot transplants the atmosphere of a maritime seafood shack to Queen West, a feeling reinforced by a menu of casual classics that focuses exclusively on the fruits of the sea. Oysters receive pride of place, with the best of the day listed on a chalkboard behind the bar and served fresh with a wide selection of condiments, such as freshly grated horseradish or a palate-tingling garlic, chili and ginger relish. Six baked varieties, ...

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    872 Queen St. W. (at Strachan Ave.)
  • 416-534-3432

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