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This, the Leslieville favourite with the giant papier mâché nose announcing its exterior, lays legitimate claim to a range of culinary specialties. Comfy Italian tapas with modern ...
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Favourite restaurant in Toronto.
Clarification on why there are some BAD reviews and some AWESOME reviews:
This place USED to be very loud, with really eclectic music playing - sometimes you'd hear edith pfaf, red hot chili peppers, and peaches all in a row. Yeah. I loved it - others did not. (old cranky people)
It always confused me why people would go there and be surprised at the volume - they had a reputation. You do know you're a guest who chose to come to someone's private business? If the music's "hurting your ears" - GO EAT AT HOME. You see the 2 hour line-up to get in? They didn't get that by asking people like you what you think of the music!!!!
In a couple of years time, I've noticed changes. Service was always excellent, and still is - just a different tone now. The space is more airy these days, and the servers there now seem more mature - the atmosphere is much mellower than in days past.
Some would say it's missing the "old spark", others would say it's a great improvement!
The FOOD is out of this world. AND ALWAYS WILL BE.
Try involtini - it's pulled pork in proscuitto... or something... it doesn't matter what it is because eating it makes you go unconscious. GET IT!
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Mr. Ciao offers Italian classics such as Rigatoni Bolognese and Margherita Pizza, but throws in some fun new twists with Fried Bruschetta and Peking Duck Pizza. Located in the hear...
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1220 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1L7
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598 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1Y3
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