Anything to see in Toronto?

Not if i see you first . . .

oops

OK, George, i won't drop the dime on you . . . this time . . .

Now...that was unkind! Play nice, boyo

But, but . . . you called me a cur . . . a cur . . . a bad name ! ! !

Any restaurant recommendations?

If you like Greek food (which is somewhat heavy), there's Ampeli's on Danforth Avenue (500 block--that's in Greektown). According to "Urbanspoon," these are the one hundred best restautrants in t.o

Many of the places we like are not necessarily fancy sit down restaurants. For example, we love the Noodle Bowl, on Bloor Street near the corner of Spadina. Accessible by street car or subway. Fantastic food, fast food restaurant decor--Cantonese, Thai, Vietnamese, just about any Asian style. Good prices. They have a Won Ton Soup entree with stuffed won tons which is a meal in itself. This ain't no white table cloth place, but it sure is good food.

There's all kinds of good dim sum places, there's Little India with lots of good restaurants, there's a ton of good Italian places.

The Girl recommends, for an Indian restaurant, the New Haandi on Gerrard Street.

so what are you willing to experiment with?

Me, just about anything. The Lovely Bride is less adventurous, not big on
the spicy end of the spectrum. The Noodle Bowl sounds like just her kind
of place, as would a good dim sum restaurant. Definitely not fancy.

Try the New Haandi . . . not everything is a curry. Tell your waiter you don't want it hot.

Sounds good to me!
Thanks.

Toronto plans are starting to gel.
Day trip from Niagara Falls, Hockey Hall of Fame in the afternoon,
and Red Sox v Blue Jays at night.
Possible bonus: dinner with ehBeth and Setanta!

woot!