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Just to let you all know, we ended up at Campagnolo, which is on of my favourites. Gets noisy when full, but we were in the early (6:30) seating, so the noise level was just ramping up as we left. Highly recommend Campagnolo.
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re: gttahaveit
T Long
Oct 20, 2012 04:40 PM
Not a marathon, but I think the average perception of "walking distance" in this instance would be somewhat less. After all, that distance from the AGO would be Bloor to the north, Jarvis to the east, and Queens Quay to the south....that would include most of downtown Toronto. How many of us would have thought that kind of geography was what the OP intended to communicate? Kudos to those that did though!
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Sueb24
Oct 17, 2012 12:29 PM
10 minute walk south on John St. for great Italian: http://tuttimatti.com/. Can get noisy if very busy.
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prima
Oct 17, 2012 10:37 AM
Nota Bene might be another option to consider. When I have requested a quieter table in my reservation, they usually seat me in the easternmost section, which is quieter than the main room.
Japango, Ematei and Lai Wah Heen are also within walking distance.
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TorontoJo
Oct 17, 2012 06:08 AM
Maybe Elle M'a Dit on Baldwin for Alsatian food? There's a fair bit of love on the board for them.
