DK Travel : Toronto : Places to eat

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Gio Rana’s Really, Really Nice Restaurant

This unconventionally named and decorated restaurant (a huge plaster nose hangs outside the former bank) specializes in great-value southern Italian fare. Open kitchen.
Goldfish

The combinations at this friendly Annex spot are unusual but highly successful. Try their signature beet ravioli with curry-cream sauce.
Grano

A cheerful, boisterous place with excellent, satisfying, Italian fare and a family atmosphere. There are lots of vegetarian options on the menu.
Hiro Sushi

Diners feast on grilled tuna, sashimi , wasabi -spiked fish, and other Japanese delights, accompanied by fine sakes.
Hot Dogs

Ubiquitous outdoor carts grill hot dogs, veggie dogs, and sausages. Polish sausage is a favorite, piled high with all the fixings – pickles, sauerkraut, and hot mustard.
Indian Rice Factory

North Indian cuisine whets the appetite with chickpea and potato pakoras , then heats things up with spicy vindaloos and other delectable curries.
Jamaican Roti

Soft flat bread encase a variety of fillings, from curried goat or chicken to spinach and squash. Hot sauce is optional.
Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar

Local organic ingredients are featured at top chef Jamie Kennedy’s intimate wine bar. Tapas-sized servings are conducive to sharing.
John’s Italian Café

Cozy and inviting, with a terrific patio, this café serves Italian classics such as pizza, gnocchi, and simple pastas.
Joso’s

Over-the-top decor (nude busts predominate) sets the tone at this seafood emporium. Customize your platter with the day’s catch. Fine pastas, risottos, and meat dishes too.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under $30
- $30–$50
- $50–$80
- $80–$110
- over $110