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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Pixels and Pints, Papyrus Egyptian, Praise Patisserie

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

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  • The Dog and Tiger Public House has opened at 537 College Street (at Euclid) in Little Italy.
  • Another location of Basil Box has opened at 410 Bathurst Street (at Nassau).
  • Praise Patisserie is now open inside the BMV Books at 244 Queen Street West (by John).
  • Juzz Sushi has opened in what was previously Bunny's at 912 Queen Street East in Leslieville.
  • Pixels and Pints is now open at 791 Broadview Avenue (at Erindale Avenue) just north of The Danforth.
  • Papyrus, an Egyptian spot, has soft opened at 337 Danforth Avenue (at Jackman Avenue).
  • King’s Drive-In, a White Castle look-alike, is now open at 919 Pape Avenue (at Mortimer) in Pape Village.
  • Argentinian Neruda Restaurant opened yesterday at 1681 Lake Shore Boulevard East in the Beaches.
  • Chau has launched a bi-weekly weekend brunch service at the new 848 King Street West (by Niagara) location of Wallace Espresso. The next one happens this weekend.
  • Restaurateur Hemant Bhagwani's Goa Kitchen is now open at Bayview Village at 2901 Bayview Avenue.
  • Pablo Cheese Tart has opened its third location, this time at Fairview Mall in North York.
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  • Kinka Izakaya will be opening a new 2,800-square-foot location at 1 York Street by the waterfront next spring.
  • A location of My Roti Place will be replacing Bacchus Roti in Parkdale.
  • Yang Teashop is opening its 2nd location at 5295 Yonge Street in North York.
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Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez at Pablo Cheese Tart.


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