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Il Fornello

Locations:
214 King Street West, Toronto
207 Queens Quay West, Toronto

www.ilfornello.com

The Queens Quay location of Il Fornello was where we first discovered the delicious Cookoothama Shiraz. With such a funny name and the child-like hand impressions on the bottle, we were intrigued. It's now a house-hold favourite.


The food is reliably good at Il Fornello; I never can complain and having been several times to both the Queens Quay and King Street locations. It's one of those places I didn't even think to review.

I love their pizzas for their unique combinations and nice size.
I love the Prosciutto and Fig pizzas.



Their pastas are hearty but for those (read: me) who like things more spicy or flavourful, even THEIR spicy is not enough.






The dishes are on the pricier end for Italian food ($15-25 for a main), and I think I prefer the Queens Quay location a bit more as the servers are not as harried, but for a pre or post-theatre meal on King street, Il Fornello is a safe choice where everyone can be satisfied.

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tags: Foodhogger, cookoothama, cookoothama shiraz, il fornello on king, il fornello on queens quay, il fornello toronto, italian food, italian food in toronto, king street eats, king street italian, king street theatre restaurants, nugan estate
categories: Dinner, Drinks, Italian, Toronto, Wine, harbourfront
Friday 09.03.10
Posted by Smita Jacob
Comments: 1
 

Mercatto

Location:

330 Bay Street, Toronto

www.mercatto.ca

I LOVE prosciutto on pizza...MMM....

Okay....am back.

My friend recommended this spot and she's one whose taste I can now trust!  Thanks Roobs! :)

Pizza: prosciutto, tomato, gran padano, mozza, arugula $15



Pasta:  Chicken, spinach, tomatoes $17



Salad: Arugula, pear, walnuts, pecorino $8



Such a pretty interior with the wood and the chandeliers, it's the backdrop for a first date (or not so first date) or even a girlie gathering.



Highly recommended!  They have two other locations:

15 Toronto Street

101 College Street

After Mercatto, we were off to KI, to MANGI some more!

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tags: Foodhogger, bay street mercatto, italian bay street, italian food in toronto, ki, ki toronto, mercatto italian, mercatto toronto, pizza toronto, urbanspoon mercatto
categories: Italian, Romance, Toronto
Thursday 09.02.10
Posted by Smita Jacob
Comments: 1