Categories:
Persian/Iranian,
Fast Food
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
Awtash Cafe opened just a few days ago and I am so delighted! It's close enough, and good enough, to become a regular lunch hour destination for me.
I have a decent imagination but I cannot comprehend how Awtash Cafe used to be that somewhat dive-y…More »
Categories:
Bars,
Himalayan/Nepalese,
Juice Bars & Smoothies
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
Tibet Cafe is such a sweet, cozy little place. I wish it was a few blocks closer to my office so that I could spend more of my lunch hours there.
The menu has everything: Tibetan favourites are alongside fruit smoothies, all day breakfast, burgers,…More »
I can see Bitondo's from my window as I type this. I'd say half the traffic on my street is due to Bitondo's. This is the spot for a good ol' greasy slice of pizza or a meatball sub. The shop furnishings have gone unchanged for 30 years: there's a…More »
Category:
Bakeries
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Palmerston, Bickford Park
Whenever I go into Riviera Bakery, the women behind the counter glare at me as though my custom were the world's biggest irritation.
On days when I can screw up my courage to face the ladies' wrath, I treat myself to a fresh and delicious roast…More »
Categories:
Canadian (Traditional),
Pubs
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Palmerston, Bickford Park
For all the bars and restaurants along this stretch of College Street, there aren't many places where you can settle in for drinks with friends for a few hours. Until Cornerstone opened in June, South Side Louie's was the only pub around. For this…More »
Categories:
Tex-Mex,
Burgers,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Palmerston, Bickford Park
The tables and chairs are uncomfortably close together. The din of the open kitchen, the music and the crowd is overwhelming. You'll probably take a few elbows to the face from your server or the other customers. If you are seated (lucky you) you…More »
Category:
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Palmerston, Bickford Park
Situation: want ice cream from The Big Chill after lunch
Dilemma: lunch break ends at 2pm, The Big Chill opens at 2pm
Solution: convince manager that she wants ice cream, too
You can't miss The Big Chill. Just look for the green and pink acid trip mural…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Koreatown, Palmerston, Seaton Village
As the four stars indicate, "Yay! I'm a fan!"
I fell in lust with tonkotsu ramen on the streets of Fukuoka and I've been searching to satisfy my need for a decent bowl ever since.
iNoodle's tonkotsu ramen is the best I've had in Toronto so far.…More »
This address has been a number of different bubble tea cafes over the years. They opened late in the afternoon and served only basic snacks, like thick toast or pre-packaged dumplings.
Since I work just around the corner, I'm glad that Table No. 7…More »
Category:
Creperies
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Bickford Park
I Feel Like Crepe is an unpredictable experience. I've had warm, fresh Nutella and strawberry crepes that could not have been more delicious - I wanted to lick my plate clean. I've also been served cold, gluggy, flavourless ham and cheese crepes that…More »
I was going to write a five star Ghalaze review on the basis of many, many previous visits. However, my cravings got the best of me and I went in for lunch today. I got my usual veggie wrap at the College Street location (which I have been unable to…More »
Yung Sing Pastry Shop - filling the U of T student belly for pennies since 1968.
The famous buns (BBQ pork, curry beef, tofu, veggie...) aren't the world's greatest. The fillings are good but the buns themselves alternate between stale and soggy.…More »
Kim Bo is the only pho within lunchtime walking distance of my office. If there were any other choices, I'd never go there. But sometimes, you just need pho, you know?
The interior is dark and cluttered. The service is quick-ish and the prices are…More »
Never Let Me Down (6)My very favourites(list under construction! Coming soon: DT Bistro, Pho Phuong and more) |
My ROTD (7)It is a mystery to me how these are selected but already being a Yelper when the site launched in Toronto certainly helped me out! |
Little Italy, My Neighborhood (21)(a little short on Italian) |
No Shame in Stylishness (11)Looking good in Toronto |
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308 Useful, 151 Funny, and 196 Cool
Toronto, ON
Yelping SinceJanuary 2007
Things I Lovechocolate, tall boots, travel, tea, maps, green, neatness, Kansai, bellydance, short hair, urban heritage, blogging, Futurama, archaeology, dresses, Kisarazu Cats Eye, writing lists, Pocky, cemeteries, Bhutan
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My HometownWaterloo, Ontario and Geelong, Victoria, Aust.
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm knitting, Twittering, snacking or struggling to style my hair
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My First ConcertNKOTB in '90 (but I've seen U2 8x since those days)
My Favourite Movie2046
My Last Meal On Earthcrab cakes, Peking duck and chocolate cake
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I don't like wine.
Most Recent Discoverychocolate-covered ginger
Current CrushRichard Armitage as Mr. Thornton in 'North and South'