"New" Little Anthony's at Richmond & York
Has anyone tried the restaurant since it reopened? Is the food better, worse, the same?
I can only find a reveiw of the opening night online & their website doesn't have the menus available yet.
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Just an FYI - Garth Legree, formerly of County General, is now the head chef at LA's. Not sure if this was posted somewhere else, but thought I'd update the thread.
Focusing on fresh-made pasta, I'm excited to see what comes of it. Planning to visit in a month or two once he's settled.
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re: justxpete
Just to clarify: Garth has only been here for last few weeks of March. We have adjusted the menu somewhat with more changes coming over the course of the next few weeks. Posting new menus online shortly but they are changing almost every day at this point. I would anticipate the menu to be 100% reflective of Garth's cooking by middle to late April.
Matt Roulston
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i find it kind of meh....i had high hopes given the reins were turned over to Andreas to do the magic of the transformation of mediterra to volos....
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re: ingloriouseater
I had two amazing experiences at Volos, and then an underwhelming experience, which took place on a night when I didn't see Andreas in the restaurant, around the time LA's was relaunched. It's possible he was across the street at LA's. I haven't been back to Volos recently, but it seemed the front-of-house and the kitchen at Volos were making more of an effort when Andreas was in the house.
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Has anyone dined at Little Anthony's recently?
The menu has changed considerably since its makeover.
http://www.littleanthonys.ca/sites/default/files/LA_Dinner_Menu.pdf
$34 3 course pre-theatre prix fixe
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re: prima
We were there about a month - two months ago. Food was quite good. Nothing exceptional, but quite good. The bolognese was apparently authentically made (also, "with love"), and was the highlight of our meal. Buffalo Milk Ricotta was solid (not literally), while Spaghetti Pomodoro was a bit too tart for my liking. Service was friendly... if I had one complaint, it would be the decor. Despite it's recent renovation, it didn't really appeal to me - something about the grey marble bar and table tops - but I'm no decor expert, and it's just my humble opinion. :)
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re: justxpete
Thanks justxpete. Glad it was pretty good. I've seen the decor from the outside, and agree it wouldn't be to everyone's taste. Looks like it's probably a good pre-opera/pre-ballet option, especially in the winter, but I've got to admit, I miss seeing the old school veal dishes they used to have on the old Little Anthony's menu.
I am happy to find a Veal Marsala on the Vagobondo $35 Winter Fixe prix fixe http://www.vagabondo.ca/wp- content/uploads/2013/01/winter_fixe.pdf , Veal al limone at Paese http://www.dine.to/profile_features.php?feature=website&id=18623 and both Veal al Limone and Veal Saltimbocca at Carisma http://www.carismarestaurant.com/menu...
PS Just add a little sugar next time your Pomodoro is too tart. ;-)
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I haven't dined at LA since the renovation.
Little Anthony's has been posting some photos & daily dishes via Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/little_anthonys
Here is a recent online review:
http://www.lawandstyle.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2504&Itemid=1some other information:
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