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i tried this european style salad this week. It was amazing. I bought the carrot one, i saw they had more so i will be back this week to try more other ones. the store i went to was High Park deli on bloor and the company name was Home Made Quality. go pick one up you'll love it, if you try the other ones let me know if they were good.
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Anyone remember Joe Allen's, that used to be around the corner from King St., by the current location of the Princess of wales theatre? They had these great combo chopped salads that were a meal in a bowl. I have yet to find something exactly like that here - in the U.S., the Cheesecake Factory's salads are like that. Pickle Barrel and a few other places try, but they just dont' quite seem the same.
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re: GRobin
So Allen's is actually the old Joe Allen's? I wasn't sure, and the menu doesn't seem anything like the old place - even if the ceaser is good, it's not the "meal in a bowl" combo salad. Then again, sometimes memories grow better over the years - nostalgia has a funny way of making the old seem better than it was:)
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That's a tall order: "reasonably priced" at Bloor and Avenue...
No reasonably priced places come to mind, but for great salad, I've enjoyed good salads at Hemingways (!) and the salad bar at Whole Foods.
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Try ViVetha Bistro at the east end of Queen street East, at 2845 on the south side in the same block as the streetcar loop. I'm not a salad eater but my SP (Special Person) is, and she reports they serve the best salad she's had. Certainly it was a generous portion. Judging by the taste I took from it, I concur that it's delicious. The menu lists several varieties of salads, with and without meat and seafood.
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A bit north geographically, but I think the best salads in the city are at Hope Street Diner (or is it Cafe?) on Lonsdale at Spadina. Interesting combinations, huge portions and well priced. I love the ceasar with bacon and avocado. But they have about 5-6 other more unusual choices too.
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re: thought_for_food
Two suggestions:
a) Magic Oven (several locations) has a good variety of salads, eat-in or deliver - especially their garlicky chicken caesar (a lunch special at $9) and the Atkinian (meat-heavy) salad.
b) The Pour House, a pub on the N side of Dupont at the top of St George, has an outstanding Steak salad done with stilton and a pink peppercorn dressing, around $13. The sliced steak is cooked to order and to degree of doneness requested.
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