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Introducing: Food and Liquor, a new late-night snack bar in Parkdale

By Renée Suen
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Introducing: Food and Liquor
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Name: Food and Liquor Contact Info: 1610 Queen St. W., 647-748-7113, foodandliquor.ca, @FoodandLiquorTO
Neighbourhood: Parkdale Owners: Nigel French, Vincent Ng and Ginny Tam Chefs: Nigel French and Vincent Ng, who’ve worked in the kitchens at Campagnolo on Dundas West and Victor in the Hotel Le Germain, respectively

The Food: The creative menu of bar snacks veers Asian with honey-chili duck tongues and homemade pork dumplings. Soft-boiled duck eggs are topped with shrimp roe and served over shredded roast pork dressed in what they call trotter gear, a rich jelly made from boiled pig trotters.

The Drinks: Beer, cocktails and a short list of wines from Ontario, Italy and Spain.

The Place: A casual room with metallic stools, high-top tables and a chalkboard wall behind the bar. Wrought iron tables on the enclosed back patio double the number of seats.

The Numbers: • 14 days to renovate the space, which used to be the all-day brunch spot Poor John’s Cafe • 5 days a week from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays) • 0 credit or debit cards—cash only

Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
Introducing: Food and Liquor
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