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Coffee Mill

Hungry for Hungarian?

99 Yorkville Ave
(At Bellair)
Toronto, ON M5R 3K5
Canada
+1 416 967 3837

After shopping in Yorkville boutiques, it's time to relax while delighting in Hungarian cuisine specialties. Warm and cozy in the winter, light and fresh in the summer, this spot, located in the Bloor and Bay area, is the ideal place to set your packages down and take a recommendation from the friendly staff. For a traditional meal, sample the veal goulash with tiny dumplings and rich gravy. Or, for a quick break in the summer, how about a hot coffee and slice of an irresistible torte in the breezy courtyard?

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Bonnie Shulman

Czehoski

Pole Position 678 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M6J 1E5
Canada
+1 416 366 6787
http://www.czehoski.com/ This three-story Polish restaurant attracts people from all of Toronto for its East European sausages. Even though it's all about the meat, the vegetables stuffed in the Gnocchi indicate otherwise. The cocktail bar upstairs is a good way to catch up on age old gossip, making sure secrets accompany the spilled alcohol. If the food takes a while to come, the portraits that adorn the wall are sure to keep you busy, maybe even leaving you to wish they'd come a tad later. One of the most sought-out places in Queen, Czehoski is best visited with a reservation.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Skadarlija Restaurant

Home-Style Serbian 1608 Queen Street W
Toronto, ON M6R 1A8
Canada
+1 416 539 0378 Located in Parkdale Village, east of High Park, this Serbian restaurant is a family affair that turns into a party once the children have gone to bed. Named after a lively section of Belgrade synonymous with 'good times', this casual dining experience has been part of the community for over 25 years. Chef Mirko Matic punches up home-style cooking with a dash of this and a splash of that - Crispy Cabbage Rolls, Over-stuffed Pierogies, Juicy Roasted Pork, and Fruit and Nut Filled Crepes.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sweet Gallery

Decadent Desserts 694 Mount Pleasant Rd
(At Hillsdale)
Toronto, ON M4S 2N3
Canada
+1 416 484 9622
http://www.thesweetgallery.com/ Located in Toronto's Davisville district, this pastry shop is the kind of place where you can easily satisfy any sweet tooth. This family-owned Viennese café and dessert house gives off irresistible smells of coffee and pastries and offers so many choices, from moist sacher torte and fruit-stuffed flans to nutty baklava and handmade chocolates, that you'll have trouble stopping at just one. Pastry prices range from CAD0.99 for a butter croissant to CAD70 for a large torte. Other locations: 2312 Bloor St W (+1 416 766 0289) and 350 Bering St in Etobicoke (+1 416 232 1539).

Review © 2007, Wcities