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Fusaro's Kitchen
Category: Restaurants Italian Italian [Edit]
294 Richmond St EToronto, ON M5A 4S7
Neighbourhood: Corktown
- Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am - 8 pm
Sat 9 am - 5 pm
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
10 reviews for Fusaro's Kitchen
10 reviews in English
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Review from S D.
Toronto, ON
3/16/2012
I've been seeking a new lunch place in the King/Spadina area for a while and my co-worker suggested I check out Fusaro's.
Since I'm a diehard fan of sandwiches, I was interested in checking it out, and, let's just say, they didn't let me down!
Fusaro's is an excellent place to go for fresh Italian food that includes everything from Salads to Pastas and a wide range of sandwiches.
Although there were several options, I chose the UNO Panini which came with salami, capicollo, mortadella, hot giardeniera,
provolone, and roasted garlic mayo. Let me tell you, this sandwich was "out of this world" delicious! The bread was excellent and I especially liked the kick of heat (from the hot giardeniera)!!!
You should definitely try this place out ASAP, but, make sure you get there a bit early, as it can get VERY busy!
Once you taste their food, you'll understand why! -
Review from Flouny S.
Toronto, ON
3/12/2012
I don't see what is so good about this place. The Penne and chicken parmigano is good but the portions are very small for what you pay. While the chicken is an alright amount, the amount of pasta is really minuscule.
It is very oily, when you reheat it the next day it's drenched in oil.
Might as well go to East Side Marios it's about the same and you get bread and unlimited salad. -
Review from Audrey L.
Toronto, ON
4/28/2012
When I worked downtown, this would be my go-to place for lunch, and it's always got a long line at lunch. I've only ever had their tuna salad, but I will say that it is THE best tuna salad I've ever had (really, one of the best salads I've ever had, period--and, believe me, I'm not a fan of salads to begin with). I've tried re-creating this salad at home myself, and it just can't be done. I could have this salad every day during the work week, and enjoy it every single time (and I have, too!)
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Review from Jessica H.
Toronto, ON
12/28/2011
I haven't eaten anything here other than their breakfast burrito which is AMAZING! It takes some time to make it because they make it fresh but it's definitely worth it.
It's a small restaurant but friendly staff and always smells great when you go in. -
Review from Dianna C.
Toronto, ON
11/14/2011
Best. Caesar salad. Ever. Seriously, it's that good.
Walking by Fusaro's on Richmond is like aromatherapy of all that is yummy and delicious. I've sampled panini, chicken parm and the pasta which incidentally is my benchmark for the freshest pasta ever.
Fusaro's is like a themepark for my tastebuds. Delicious! -
Review from Daniel O.
11/22/2011 3 Check-ins Here
My office hood is in serious need of good lunch spots. I'm sick of eating from the hot table at Sobeys.
Checked out Fusaro's twice last week.
Day One: Running errands at lunch, I popped in for some take out. Selected the sei panino ($8) which consisted of prosciutto, fresh tomatoes, basil, arugula, bocconcino, basil & olive oil. Grilled slightly, it was pretty perfect, salty, sweet, delicious.
Day Two: Met a friend who works in the area. I had the spinach salad ($10) which included: spinach, grilled chicken, mushrooms, panchetta with a light balsamic dressing. Was perfect. The salt from the panchetta worked well with the balsamic and earthy mushrooms and spinach.
Check them out if you are in the area, apparently their pastries in the morning are very good as well. -
Review from Erin M.
Corktown, Toronto, ON
3/5/2012
For an inexpensive, healthy lunch try their soup of the day and bread for $4. It tastes fresh and homemade, I've never been dissapointed. I've tried creme of portabello mushroom, vegetable curry and rice, and chicken vegetable. Vegetable curry is my favourite.
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Review from Feifei R.
Vancouver, BC
7/6/2011
Passed by this place everyday seeing line up for lunch. Today I decided to drop in for a quick bite. It was surprisingly satisfying.
Wide choice of Panini, fresh Salad and Pasta. They also displayed sample panini of the daily special, which are all amazing! This place has rather high quality authentic fresh italian food and goodies.
Wanted their sample panini, but all sold out by 2pm... So I had Due Panini with Spicy salami, sun-dried tomato, black olive spread, red onion, goat cheese. So good for $7,5
The Coffee here was great too! Love the simple modern clean design. -
Review from Ben S.
Toronto, ON
6/3/2011 3 Check-ins Here
I love this place. When I work from home, this is my go-to lunch spot. I usually get the Due sandwich with a Chinotto soda.
It's really clean and modern inside, all the food looks good but I've only ever had the sandwiches.
If you're looking for dry Italian food products, they have a large selection of those sorts of things, even 00 flour. -
Review from MIKE P.
Toronto, ON
11/7/2010
I love this place, it follows the authentic Italian style of using rich fresh ingredients in a creative way! Being athletic, I usually get the Tre panini for lunch, which mainly has tuna, oven roasted peppers, spinach, and bocconcini cheese. The tuna is a great fix for lunch being high in protein, while a bit of bocconcini makes the perfect bed for the tuna so it's not too dry. The sandwiches are also just the right size so they don't fill you up too much.
I'm extremely lucky that my new favourite cafe is located just around the corner from my work.
