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Chef’s Choice: Grant van Gameren of Bar Isabel picks his favourite restaurants

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Chef's Choice: Grant van Gameran of Bar Isabel picks his favourite restaurants
(Image: Ryan Szulc)

Chef's Choice: Grant van Gameran of Bar Isabel picks his favourite restaurants
(Image: Ryan Szulc)

Who better to guide a fantasy food tour than a chef? We asked some of the city’s top culinary talents to walk us through their ideal day in Toronto restaurant meals.

grant van gameren Bar Isabel

BREAKFAST
The Federal on Dundas West is my breakfast local. I always get the Cubano sandwich and freshsqueezed orange juice.” 1438 Dundas St. W., 647-352-9120.

LUNCH
Grand Electric’s squid hoagie is insanely rich. You may want to split it.” 1330 Queen St. W., 416-627-3459.

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DINNER “I love a blind tasting at ­Hopgood’s Foodliner for interesting combinations like Triscuits and crab dip.” 325 Roncesvalles Ave., ­416-533-2723.

DRINKS
Chantecler’s Toronto cocktail is rye, bitters, Fernet Branca and orange. It goes down a little too easily.” 1320 Queen St. W., 416-628-3586.

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