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Cuisine type

  • Italian,

Dishes

  • Apristomaco,
  • Insalate,
  • Panini Farciti,
  • Pizze,
  • Pizza,
  • Pasta,

Features

  • Restaurant With Terrace,

Atmosphere

  • Casual,

Products and Services

  • Things To Do In Toronto:,
  • TIFF,
  • Toronto International Film Festival,
  • Royal Conservatory Of Music,
  • Royal Ontario Museum,
  • Toronto Symphony Orchestra,

Languages Spoken

  • English,
Location
57 Adelaide St E, Toronto, ON M5C 1K6
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  • $26 To $60,

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username913602
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Such a great restaurant! The location is amazing and their pizza, pasta and charcuterie is amazing! Love coming here!

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EdwardZ248460
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Great traditional Italian food. Love the atmosphere and the service. Thank you for a beautiful experience.

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Restaurantica12
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Ruined birthday...

Me and my husband decided to go for my bday this year. We wanted to try something new and being foodies appreciate good food. Like come on how bad can a traditional Italian food be? Boy was I wrong! Before we went,my husband called and specified it was my bday. So when we came and got seated between two other tables cramped together, and birthday party of 8!!! behind us. Add blazing nightclub tunes and you can not hear each other,server, or anything for that matter. It took waiter over 10 min for him to come and see us, he said he was opening a bunch of wine for other tables as he is serving another section. We got water and were ready to order, unfortunately it took another 10 min for him to comeback...By that time they were sold out of the special that my husband wanted, waiter again apologized and said: I just sold the last piece, but what do you expect it's a special on busy night? Seriously it was 6.30 pm... Anyways food took over 20 min to get to us, while we were filling up on stale olives and stone hard, cold bread they sell as appetizer. I tried ordering a glass of wine, but they only had VERY limited choice (1) of what I can have in glass, I was pushed by waiter to buy a bottle. One of us drives... Entrees were just plain awful. Mine was supposed to be creamy mushroom sauce and it came 2 tiniest pieces of mushrooms I have ever seen+ 10 frozen peas . It was just pasta and beef... My husbands was even worst. "It tasted like sauce from a can" my husband said. Overpriced, under managed, loud, add bad Italian food and you are in Terroni. Do NOT go there, save your money and go somewhere else. To Management: Please get waiters some help, or increase staff on duty. They are overworked and understaffed.

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Restaurantica12
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Thanks for ruining my Birthday!

From the inability to make last minute reservations, to the managers and wait staff that don’t seem to care if your fish is overcooked or pasta and calamri that are bland, to the “policy of (fake) authenticity” where policy trumps even simple requests for butter (I'm allergic to Olives) and salt (no matter how bland the pasta dish was). Last time we checked they have butter and salt in Italy. No "I'm sorry" or "Let us make it up to you". Thanks for upsetting me so much that I got up from the table and went outside to calm down. Snobby attitudes have no place in today’s gastronomic operations. That’s why Terroni on Adelaide is my number one choice for WORST service in Toronto.

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Restaurantica12
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The best there is....

What is wrong with some of the negative reviews? This is one of the best Italian restos in the city. Period. You have to be dead to not like the pizza, pasta or anything else this place offers. Fresh. Authentic Italian. The servers are lovely.

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