The Inside Scoop The Inside Scoop
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  • Farm-to-table Canadian with French and European influences
  • Located near Near Toronto St S and Brock St W
  • Cozy atmosphere, fresh local ingredients, Michelin Green Star recipient
  • Attentive service with a welcoming and intimate vibe

What to Order

Wagyu Smash Burger

A juicy and flavorful burger, often highlighted as one of the best, with a rich sauce and perfectly cooked patty.

French Onion Soup

A classic soup elevated with rich flavors, often featuring a short rib bone, praised for its depth and quality.

Duck Liver on Sourdough (Pâté)

A rich and balanced dish, served on sourdough, noted for its smooth texture and elegant presentation.

Squash Ravioli

A standout pasta dish, praised for its excellent execution and delicious flavor.

Bison Tartare

A well-prepared tartare, often served with white beet, offering a unique and flavorful appetizer.

Smoked Trout Rillette

A surprisingly delightful dish, recommended by staff, with a fresh, delicate, and non-fishy flavor profile.

Dear Grain Sourdough with Grass-Fed Butter

A simple yet exceptional bread offering, featuring crispy crust and soft interior, perfectly paired with quality butter.

Pickled Daikon Radish

A refreshing side dish that serves as an excellent palate cleanser, especially when paired with richer items.

Inside Scoop

  • Make a reservation, especially for dinner, as it's a popular spot.
  • The restaurant is owned by the same team behind White Lily Diner in Toronto, known for their high-quality ingredients.
  • The menu, while not extensive, is thoughtfully curated with every dish feeling intentional.
  • The open kitchen seating offers a clean and comfortable experience without lingering food smells.
  • Be aware that the single washroom's ventilation can be weak.

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