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La bambouche is really more Yonge/Eglinton than Yonge/St. Clair.
Restaurants: Cava, Terroni, Rosedale Diner, plus a few assorted Japanese & Italian restaurants that are nothing to write home about
Foodie Shops: All the Best Fine Foods, Olliffe,
Bakeries: Petit Thuet for pastries, Xococava for ice cream & chocolates
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re: syoung
'Boccone' on Yonge, west side at Rosehill...great for lunches, decidely 'downscale' but 'Senior's Restaurant' makes good reliable lunch and the upstairs was very well known and liked for Steak & Ribs ...for many years it was a neighbourhood standby but the decor is more than tired at this point, haven't been upstairs in years but have grabbed a sandwich/liver & onions. downstairs as recently as last Fall...still good in the 'diner style'....'Terroni' at Balmoral & Yonge,...further down at Roxborough & Yonge is 'Cafe Doria' and "Patachou" at Yonge & MacPherson....used to ba a lovely store called The Crockery Barn but sadly it's been gone for a couple of years. I just remember "Didier" at Yonge and St.Clair close to NW Corner..am out of Toronto since December ...it may not be open...hope this info helps somewhat....
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re: JamieK
Sushi Garden has friendly staff and great lunch deals.
Bagel House recently opened a location at Yonge and St. Clair.
http://www.thebagelhouse.ca/where.htmlDahso is a cute little chocolatier/cafe.
http://www.dahsochocolat.com/-
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re: toveggiegirl
I firmly believe Bagel House makes the best Montreal-style bagels in Toronto. Chewy and moist inside, perfectly crisp and blistered on the outside. And the whole wheat bagel has only 143 calories!
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