ORO Restaurant
45 Elm St
Toronto, Ontario M5G 1H1
Canada
Phone: 416-597-0155
Toronto, Ontario M5G 1H1
Canada
Phone: 416-597-0155
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ORO Restaurant Description:
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Reviews of ORO Restaurant
Awesome by SINGLEGUY2
2007-08-17 06:50:23.0
2007-08-17 06:50:23.0
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Taken directly from the Globe and Mail: "Perfectly grilled lobster sits beside splendidly sweet crab cake, atop slightly spicy yellow tomato gazpacho, high-flavoured and just chunky enough for interest. Atop the sea treasures is a tangle of baby-beet and pea sprouts and fresh chevril. Hello, summer! Roasted vegetable tian is a glamorous tall layer cake of sweetly roasted root vegetables topped with corn sprouts and chives. Grilled sardines on a slightly citric parsley sauce hide under fresh lemon thyme linguine spiced with chunks of strong olives and freshly oven-dried tomatoes. This is hearty peasant food gone luxe'
Taken directly from the Globe and Mail: "Perfectly grilled lobster sits beside splendidly sweet crab cake, atop slightly spicy yellow tomato gazpacho, high-flavoured and just chunky enough for interest. Atop the sea treasures is a tangle of baby-beet and pea sprouts and fresh chevril. Hello, summer! Roasted vegetable tian is a glamorous tall layer cake of sweetly roasted root vegetables topped with corn sprouts and chives. Grilled sardines on a slightly citric parsley sauce hide under fresh lemon thyme linguine spiced with chunks of strong olives and freshly oven-dried tomatoes. This is hearty peasant food gone luxe'