- Address: 1426 Bloor St W, Toronto
- Visited: 03/31/2012, Saturday Brunch, 2 people
- Cuisine: Brunch
- Rating: 4.0 5.0 Excellent, worth every $
4.5 Good, food & value
4.0 Good, but $$, would re-visit
3.5 Meh, good $, would re-visit
3.0 Meh, would not re-visit
2.0 Did not like $$ [$] <20; [$$] <40; [$$$] <80; [$$$$] >80
- Website: N/A
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In between Dundas West and Lansdowne station. Zocalo was easy to find.
Atmosphere: Small restaurant, it was busy and full when we arrived at noon and tables were continuously filled with a steady stream of new arrivals. Bright, well-lit, not overly crowded.
Service: Attentive, explained each dish as it arrived and answered any questions pertaining to the menu.
Food: For appetizers, we started with a selection of seasonal pickles, two hummus spreads and a home canned trout. Both spreads were delicious. $6 for the pickles was a bit steep considering the selection of vegetables used. The canned trout was my favourite dish with a good bite, lots of capers.
For the main, I shared an open faced “beef brisket” sandwich with a side of arugula salad. The meat was tender and the salad was crisp. Good, satisfying meal.
I also enjoyed 2 americanos (not pictured) that were delicious.
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