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Review for the $15 prix fixe lunch: The place was mostly empty, and I was seated only after a few minutes of standing inside waiting without anyone attending to me. Finally someone came in from outside, and asked if I've been taken care of? No, I hadn't. My order: Appetizer: Gigantes (fava beans braised in tomato sauce) with pita... - the Gigantes dish tasted like it came from a can -- a Chef Boy-Ar-Dee can -- as in, the sauce had an "industrial processed sauce" taste (at least the fava beans tasted like beans). Entree: baked fish (grouper) on mashed potatoes with asparagus - cooked properly, but tasted bland overall. Dessert: cut bits of baklava over a slice of pineapple drizzled with honey and whipped cream - pretty tasty, in a trashy dessert (but still good) kinda way Service was mediocre and slow. I'd rather pay a bit more for the prix fixe and have it be great food and great experience, and good value, instead of $15 for a disappointing meal. With so many other great restos on the Danforth, I would not return to Pan.
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