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(Harlem on Queen)
After a weekend of dining at pretentious good-for-nothing restaurants (re: Spice Route) we decided to settle for Harlem, my bf's idea as the location of this place is easy to miss with so many other eateries surrounding it. We had the brunch/lunch menu.
The waitresses were very attentive. Served right away. Food was quite tasty, although the only negative part about it was that it came out a lukewarm. The catfish lafyette was delicious! Yam and yukon hash was good, but would've been better if served hot, as potatoes tend to get rubbery when it gets cold. The ribs were not bad either. There was a lot of food on the menu that I wanted to try today, so I'll definitely go back , maybe during dinner the next time.
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This restaurant is amazing! The place looks great, and getting a table wasn't a problem at all. The servers were very nice and made themselves useful. The best part was, there was a live jazz band! How amazing is that? The food here was very good, I had the lamb shank and for dessert, I had the seasonal warm fruit crumble, which were both very delicious. Overall, a really great place with amazing food and service.
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Beginning with the construction of an Anglican parish church in 1893, and evolving to one of Toronto's first providers of senior housing in the 1970s, St. Hilda's has long been a fixture in the Eglinton and Dufferin neighbourhood. Today we are a multi-faith, not-for-profit senior residence that offers friendship and an inviting sense of community to our residents. We continue to take pride in our commitment to seniors and their families who entrust St. Hilda's to provide quality care and services in affordable, comfortable surroundings.
Juices, smoothies, salads and grain bowls make up the extent of the menu offerings at this funky new West Queen West good-for-you restaurant — and that's just enough. Here, health-conscious hipsters trade poutine and 'za for something decidedly better for their bods, like a generously portioned quinoa, kale, tofu, beets, avocado and carrot bowl washed down with a Greena Colada. Across the board, ingredients are fresh, crisp and sourced from local suppliers. Though there is a scattering of high-top tables in the place, Bolt is not a sit-down restaurant. The place buzzes with enthusiastic patrons, each convinced it was their discovery. In such an upbeat atmosphere, it's no surprise the Bolt staff is always happy.
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