So interesting spot and great food.
The thing that strikes you right off is the amazing building.
It's a heritage site -- was owned by Gooderham and built around 1868. Much of the inside has been kept intact (floors, woodwork, ceilings), but they have done a great job reno'ing it to add the modern touch.
3 of us came here and had dinner.
Can highly recommend the:
- Caesar salad
- Spaghetti Polpette
- Linguine Stromboli
- the cannoli's
Food was fresh and hot --- they use local sourced goods too!
Generous offerings - some things shareable -- like the salad before the meal.
Wonderful flavors -- the meatballs were perfect!
We also had some drinks at the bar and they had some very interesting offerings including the usual.
Great choices on the wine list (Italian of course). Recommend the Chianti Fiore.
Staff were great -- friendly and knowledgeable. Prices were very reasonable.
One small down-side - very small bathrooms -- only 2 stalls in the ladies. But that was manageable.
Check it out -- you won't be disappointed!