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Dr. G is definitely my favourite restaurant in Toronto. I always go there when I really want a good meal in a great environment. I can order the Surf n Turf and not go broke. I can colour on the table and not feel silly. The owner is very nice. And I can't complain about the cheap wine corking prices.
I went once with my sister and her two kids, they were VERY accommodating, and I can admit that we required quite a bit of attention as we had a gigantic stroller and a very curious child.
I've had the Best Tuna Sandwich.. definitely my favourite
Special of the Day: Perch
Most of their pastas
All of their soups
Liver and Onions..mmmmmmm really really good
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re: hungryabbey
NoFixedAddress
Nov 17, 2007 09:41 AM
EXCELLENT VALUE for families for sure!
Nice staff, consistent, a good find and a staple in that area.
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right across the street from the Yellow Griffin Pub
(just wrote a review on their fabuloussss BURGERS!)
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Dr. G's has fantastic brunches. Their eggs benny are fantastic and they usually do a variation for their daily special (personal fave is the shrimp eggs benny with dill infused hollandaise). Make sure to substitute the home fries for sweet potato fries with maple syrup sour cream! sensational! They also have stuffed french toast, steak and eggs and all other manner of yummy brunch goodness. the vibe is relaxed and comfortable so i'm sure whatever you order you'll enjoy it immensely.
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re: hungryabbey
Yup. Great family-friendly, homestyle comfort food. Dunno if Liver and Onions is your thing but I haven't had better in the city. But you'll find something to suit every taste (even kids) here. I'm not sure if the promo is still running but on mondays they had a $1 corkage fee if you brought your own wine! Tuesdays it was $2 and Wednesdays $3. All in all if you're looking for a nice spot for tasty homestyle cooking, look no further that Dr. Generosity.
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re: yoyodyne
Food Tourist
Apr 18, 2007 05:39 PM
I agree wholeheartedly with Dr. G's eggs benny being the best around! Huge portions of juicy peameal, delicious hollandaise and so-so homefries. Should have tried the sweet potato fries. Only $10 for a great meal (which they serve until 3 pm on Sundays - perfect for sleeping in.)
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re: Food Tourist
Food Tourist
Nov 16, 2007 08:19 PM
Had brunch last Sunday - unfortunately the poached eggs arrived overcooked in the daily special benny with Virginia ham and mushrooms.
They don't make homemade sweet potato fries so opted for a rather dressing-laden caesar salad which I abandoned halfway in favour of a healthy heart.
There was a long line-up at 1 pm but we were seated relatively quickly in a really noisy dining room. Turns out it's not the best place to host a book club meeting!
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I walked by this place today, and I have never heard any talk of it on here before. Any recent visits?
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re: hungryabbey
HarryLloyd
Feb 17, 2007 09:47 PM
Abbey,
i love the bloor west neighbourhood. did you try anything while you were out there?
Chow!
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re: HarryLloyd
We didn't really have any time for lunch. I live all the way out on the Danforth, so we were just trying to make it a quick trip to go to Max's Market. Max's is amazing, and I just love going and sampling all their stews and breads and cheeses. We bought a really nice hummus, some organic ham which I'm going to put in my omelet this morning, some asian noodles which were good too and a round buns. Great spot, though, it can be pricey, but perfect it would be if you are having a party.
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