Tag Archives: Italian cuisine

Lunch at Il Fornello

Posted on March 23, 2014 by stenoodie

I went to Il Fornello for a late lunch the other day. I’ve been to the King Street location of Il Fornello before and quite enjoyed my Summerlicious dinner in 2010, so I knew the Italian food, especially with it … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged @ILFORNELLO, arborio rice, food blog, foodie, Funghi Crostini, Il Fornello, Italian cuisine, light cherry tomato sauce, olive oil and Balsamic vinegar, Orecchiette Gamberetti, pasta, restaurant review, Richmond Hill, risotto, Risotto di Verdure, Zuppa del Giorno | 6 Comments

This Year’s Annual KAM Dinner at Ferrovia Ristorante

Posted on December 20, 2013 by stenoodie

Two of my closest high school friends and I have a yearly tradition. Every December, we get together no matter how busy our schedules are and choose a night to go out and dine and catch up over what has … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged annual dinners, banana bread pudding, Devil's Chocolate martini, Ferrovia Ristorante, food blog, foodie, Italian cuisine, lamb shank, prix fixe menu, restaurant review, Thornhill | 3 Comments

Forget About It Supper Club — Italian Restaurant

Posted on November 11, 2013 by stenoodie

Forget About It Supper Club is a restaurant on King Street West that boasts authentic Italian food. My friends and I came in here looking for a place to have dinner after our workout at Flirty Girl Fitness. While this … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged calamari, downtown, food blog, foodie, Forget About It Supper Club, Italian cuisine, King Street West, prix fixe, proscuitto with melon, restaurant review, salmon, Singapore Sling, stuffed chicken, tiramisu, Toronto | 5 Comments

Uno Mustachio — Messy but Delicious Italian Sandwiches!

Posted on October 25, 2013 by stenoodie

Today, before venturing off to the Art Toronto Fair, my friend and I scoped out St. Lawrence Market. It’s a beautiful indoor market on Front Street that many go to for the fresh food stalls and unique local shops and … Continue reading →