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Flock Rotisserie and Greens

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By Toronto Life
 | October 30, 2010
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Flock Rotisserie and Greens
(Image: Jackie Pal)
Monday, November 9: The menu at this quick-service spot from the Harbord Room’s Cory Vitiello is small but tasty: four made-to-order salads, a single sandwich, and chicken roasted to perfection on an in-house rotisserie. 330 Adelaide St. W., eatflock.com.
Flock Rotisserie and Greens
Correction
November 10, 2015

When it was originally published, this post featured Factory Theatre’s production of Banana Boys, which it said runs on Mondays. In fact, the show runs Tuesdays through Sundays.

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