DK Travel : Toronto : East : Restaurants

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1. Café Brussel

Some 30 preparations of mussels (all with excellent frites ) and other delightful Belgian dishes.
2. Verveine

Contemporary French cuisine and excellent brunches are the draw at this Leslieville favorite (see Verveine).
3. 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.
4. Perigee

A nightly tasting menu – French, with a Mediterranean twist – delights gourmets in the Distillery Historic District. Chef Pat Riley genially rules the open kitchen.
5. Starfish

Seafood is given graceful, luscious treatment here. Outstanding oysters.
6. Biff’s

The elegant atmosphere – zinc bar, banquettes, large mirrors – matches the classic French bistro fare.
7. Pappas Grill

This boisterous Greek taverna pleases with excellent starter dips and filling mains such as roast lamb and souvlaki .
8. Rosewater Supper Club

Inventive French-style cuisine, in a beautifully restored Victorian building. Along with the dining room and lower-level supper club are three intimate bars, including a cigar lounge.
9. Hiro Sushi

Diners feast on grilled tuna, sashimi , wasabi -spiked fish, and other Japanese delights, accompanied by fine sakes.
10. 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.