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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Buca Yorkville, Dear Jools, Bill Hicks, Ovest Cucina, Tacorrito

Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.

NOW OPEN

  • The much-anticipated Buca Osteria & Bar is finally open at the Four Seasons (53 Scollard St.) in Yorkville. Distinguishing itself from the original King St. location, the new restaurant offers a broader selection of fresh seafood, including house-made salumi di mare, in addition to their much-loved pizzas and pasta dishes.
  • Dear Jools (Thai-Tanium was just the latest diversion, and seriously, I can't believe I fell for it again) finally opens its doors this weekend following a one day pop-up market dubbed Bro Appetit happening this Saturday, October 18.
  • Prenup Pub is now open at 191 College St. across from UofT, boasting 70 beers on tap.

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OPENING SOON

  • Ovest Cucina, a new Italian kitchen, is coming soon to 788 King St. West.
  • Bill Hicks, a self proclaimed tiki rock bar, is soon to open up at 946 Queen St. East., where Swirl Wine Bar used to be.
  • Mamaland, a new African restaurant, is in the works at 685 Bloor St.
  • Pizzaiolo is moving into the old Gallerywest space at 1172 Queen St. West.
  • Papered windows at 320 Sherbourne St. are advertising that Tacorrito, a new spot for cheap Mexican eats, is opening soon.

CLOSING

  • Hey! (89 Roncesvalles Ave.) has shuttered (no surprise there) and is soon to become a wine bar and pizzeria.

Have you seen restaurants opening or closing in your neighbourhood? Email tips to liora@blogto.com


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