Peter Pan Bistro is close to reopening under new ownership

By Rebecca Fleming | January 28, 2015

By Rebecca Fleming | 01/28/2015

After quietly closing last April, there are signs of progress at the corner of Queen and Peter. A sign in the window 0f 373 Queen West announces the second coming of Peter Pan Bistro, and the business—purchased by chef Noah Goldberg (The Feasting Room) and his father, Marty—now has a website. The menu hasn’t been posted yet, but a page promises that it’ll follow the nose-to-tail movement with a selection of classic (but “re-imagined”) European dishes that will change daily. Also re-imagined: carpets.

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An earlier version of this post incorrectly connected Noah Goldberg to The Slow Room and Bestia. Toronto Life regrets the error. January 28 at 3:32 p.m.

Eagerly waiting for its reopening .

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Went tonight by recommendation from a chef friend. Peter Pan’s been open just a week now. It was amazing, delicious food and drinks, great atmosphere. Pork skins with apple sauce, Welsh rarebit, pork cheeks, beef jerky, lamb melt in your mouth. Delicious cocktails and extremely friendly easy going staff. Loved it! Would be my regular go-to for dinner if I lived in Toronto.

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