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Paramount Fine Foods Yorkville Tasting of New Menu Items
I had the pleasure of invited to the Paramount Fine Foods Yorkville Tasting to try their brand new menu items. This is the first time that they have added six new items to their menu, making it their largest menu expansion … Continue reading →
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Paramount Fine Foods Grand Opening at Shops at Don Mills
This past Monday night, I had the privilege and pleasure to attend the grand opening event of Paramount Fine Foods at the Shops at Don Mills location. As per their post event wrap up sheet, this “Shops at Don Mills restaurant … Continue reading →
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