Toronto restaurant openings

Toronto Restaurant Openings: The Greek, Bindia, Mr. Mike's Pizza, Kintori, Bar Buca (yet again)

Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.

OPEN NOW

  • King West has a new takeout counter, The Greek is now open at 567 King Street serving up salads, pita wraps and skewers. Oh, and fried halloumi!
  • Bindia at 16 Market Street is now open and serving up a menu that majors in kebabs, tandoori and curries. (via The Grid)
  • Albion's Pizza Shawarma is now open at 1030 Bloor Street West in Bloorcourt Village.
  • Newly opened Mr. Mike's Pizza Company at 269 Morningside Avenue is serving up pizzas, wings, poutines and panzerotti.

OPENING SOON

  • After lots of false starts, it looks like Bar Buca (75 Portland Street) is finally set to open in a week and a half. (via Spotlight City)
  • Kintori, a yaktori bar from the team behind Guu, Kinton Ramen and JaBistro, is slated to open next month above the newly opened noodle shop at 668 Bloor Street West.
  • As reported earlier this week, Left Field Brewery is making 36 Wagstaff Drive in Leslieville it's new home base and retail outlet.

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CLOSING

  • KO Burgers at 366 Bloor is closing at the end of the month.

Have you seen restaurants opening or closing in your neighbourhood? Email tips to liora@blogto.com

Photo from Bindia


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