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  • This place is in a small storefront right on the Danforth. There is not a lot of seating in the main restaurant, but it seems like there might be a downstairs portion. They also have a large display case of desserts, but on the two occasions I've been there, they were out of cannoli on both instances. The first time I went here, I had a relatively positive experience. Not good enough to want to come back right away, but when it came up, I remembered thinking it was good. I visited for a second time tonight with my husband, and unfortunately, it was rather dismal. My husband ordered the arancini as an appetizer, which he liked. He had the seafood diabolo as an entree, which he said was "edible." The bread was hot, but flavourless. I ordered the cheese ravioli, and this turned out to be a big mistake. It came out such that the pasta was cut really clumsily and thickly and not fully cooked. It took me eating one piece of ravioli to figure out what was going on and I bit into the second, trying to decide if it was worth saying anything. It was close to the end of the night when we were there. When I noted that there was a problem to our server, she said that they could either cook it more if I could order something else. Then she disappeared for a long period of time, and when I finally saw her again, I asked what was going on with my meal. She said, "Oh yeah, what do you want to do?" I said that I did not think it would help for the pasta to be cooked more because part of the problem was the way the pasta was cut, not just how it was cooked. Eventually the manager or owner was sent over. She made a rude comment about why I waited so long to decide there was a problem with my pasta, saying I'd eaten almost half of it. I told her that this was not true, and she argued with me about how many ravioli were on the plate (apparently there were supposed to be 6, but I only got 5). She told me that she could not cook me something else because they were closing, but would take it off my bill if I wanted them to. I said that this would be good, as I had hardly eaten anything and was still hungry!!!!! My husband ordered a pastry, which he did not like enough to eat, so I ate it since there was no other food for me. After the manager cashed us out, she told me that the next time we came back, she'd make sure they cooked the ravioli until I was happy with it. As if there will be a next time!
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