Toronto Real Estate Agents | Julie Kinnear

A big fan of their Italian food especially their wood-fired thin crust pizzas (which Il Fornello was making long before the fad caught on), I was disappointed when they closed the Bloor/Bathurst location I'd spent so many celebrations at. Good thing there are many locations, as well as cousins Strada & Villa offering the same great food with a slightly different atmosphere! The one on Danforth has seating for a couple hundred - like every other restaurant on the strip from Broadview to Jones, it looks like it was designed for weddings - and they have a great weekday lunch buffet for only $10.95. You can enjoy fall off the bone baked chicken, mussels, salads, meatballs and of course their famous 'za. Totally worth the money!!

Amazing Greek dining with one of the biggest wraparound patios on the Danforth - and that is really saying something in a neighbourhood where the restaurants are twice as spacious as those found in the west end. The food is divine - whole fish of the day grilled to perfection, among the best calamari I have ever eaten, delicious desserts (try the galaktobouriko!) and more authentic Greek food than can be found in some of the more Canadian-style Greek restaurants. One caveat: as if the menu isn't varied enough, they are introducing other mediterranean food like italian dishes, and they just aren't as good as the traditional mainstays.

Lovely Indian food buffet. The service is very attentive, especially for a buffet, and the butter chicken is divine! It can get a little busy, but they do take reservations.

This is a great, super laid back neighbourhood pub with very good food. The menu has lots of the usual pub fare, but also some unexpected items. An easy place to take kids for an early dinner, but also a great place to hang out any night of week or for weekend brunch.