665040 Thu Nov 05 16:02:04 -0800 2009 11 23 Ontario (including Toronto) 0 5159404 Does anyone have any suggestions for a good place to grab some delicious late-evening (8 or 9pm) take-out in the financial district (Bay & King area)? I work long hours and everything closes around 6 when most of the workers go home. Thu Nov 05 16:02:04 -0800 2009 1120128 alexthe5th 1 5159744 I believe that Mercatto will do take out . They close at 9 pm. Try giving them a call. Thu Nov 05 18:34:17 -0800 2009 5159404 52461 CarNut 1 5160074 Terroni and Trimurti are open pretty late most days of the week. Until 10, I think. Manpuku's kitchens are open to about 10:30 (they close at 11). Harlem's kitchens vary, but they are technically open to 10? They're all not quite in the right area, but it's what I know...! Thu Nov 05 22:08:36 -0800 2009 5159404 14940 jlunar 2 5160077 Oops. goobered on the Terroni location and can't edit. So... here you go. Thu Nov 05 22:10:16 -0800 2009 5160074 14940 jlunar 1 5195677 I dunno man, there's not much. Everything's shut down quick. Would second Mercatto. I'd usually just go down and grab a personal pizza at Richtree, that pie being practically the only passable choice there. You can get decent sandwiches from Petit Four (try the smoked salmon) in Commerce Court, and also have access to the Four and Far Niente menus. They close at 9, but prolly earlier on Thursdays and Fridays. Maybe Vertical in FCP if ya wanna get a little fancy? Thu Nov 19 22:30:25 -0800 2009 5159404 14419 Chester Eleganté 1 5195979 Takesushi on Front. Fri Nov 20 06:06:59 -0800 2009 5159404 14890 Cat123 1 5196001 I order delivery from Sushi Marche semi regularly. Its a bit far for them so I fin its best to give them earlier notice so they can make arrangements. Fri Nov 20 06:21:34 -0800 2009 5159404 122142 szw 1 5196024 In Commerce Court, Four restaurant has a takeout window that's open till 9, I think. Not cheap, but pretty decent sandwiches and salads. And delicious mini parfaits. Fri Nov 20 06:35:56 -0800 2009 5159404 292894 AverageJo 2 5197598 i agree on 4 great sandwiches and soup -- and amazing tiny desserts Fri Nov 20 20:25:52 -0800 2009 5196024 23260 ssainani 1 5198075 I would agree on Terroni as well just for the flavour. It might be a little ugly by the time you go depending on how busy it is. I have done take out at lunch and the new location can be a little frustrating when you are getting take out (unless it has gotten better recently). Call first to order. Two other spots - Szechuan Szechuan at First Canadian and Marche (Richtree) in BCE place would also both be available for take out. Sat Nov 21 06:54:12 -0800 2009 5159404 11627 Otonabee 2 5198718 I think Petit Four is one of the best options, as much as it pains me to admit it. There is a horrific dearth of good take-out options in the Financial District despite the number of suckers like me who need take-out regularly. If I eat sushi from dismal places like Ninki one more time I think I’m going to, well, whine a little louder. By the way, Szechuan Szechuan is only worth visiting out of nostalgia for the Chinese food of 30 years ago. That place is noteworthy only because it's so succesful despite its mediocrity.. Sat Nov 21 13:06:08 -0800 2009 5198075 52352 waxingdeep 1 5199802 There are 2 locations of Ninki Sushi, one on Adelaide just west on Yonge, one in the Scotia Plaza near Winners. The former, if not both, are open till 9. Passable Japanese food, though I've only been there once. http://www.ninki.ca/ Sun Nov 22 07:21:16 -0800 2009 5159404 13182 Teep