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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 469 King St. W. (at Brant St.) • View on map »
  • 416-363-8105
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Channelling East Coast rustic just west of the city’s core, Rodney’s has been a fixture of Toronto’s dining scene for more than two decades. And with good reason. Ultra-fresh fish and live-and-kicking seafood attract locals and tourists to this bare-bones-casual subterranean restaurant, where the best options are the daily specials. The oyster list might include the petite, creamy Kumamoto, the briny Lameque Cocktail, and the sweet and delicate Totten Virginica. Live sea scallops, complete with ...

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    469 King St. W. (at Brant St.)
  • 416-363-8105

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