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		<title>By: paul</title>
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		<description>How does this place get good reviews?  My entree was the size of a small appetizer for $24.  When they came to ask for dessert orders I was tempted to order two more risotto dishes.  I was too polite to ask but maybe refills on food are free?  Someone could make some money if they put a hot dog cart outside the restaurant to feed guests of this place dinner after they finish up with $100 tab and leave hungry.  Not only was I not full, I was straight up hungry.  

Also, there is no excuse for the very lame art on the walls. I felt like I was at a snobby hairdressers not a restaurant.  Whats with the women&#039;s faces (don&#039;t go there to check)?   Also, If I&#039;m going to have a meal on Ossington (which lets face it is not Yorkville as much as it sometimes tries to be), and pay 25-40 for an entree, the service and food and ambiance best be top notch which they are very far from.  Okay, the food was tasty but how hard is that to do.  Who can&#039;t sautee a portabello mushroom in some balsamic and call it a mushroom steak?  

I heard before going to the restaurant that the fish was the best thing on the menu.  There was a twenty percent chance of this being true.  There were only 5 items on the menu.  Also - only one beer on the menu - Heineken, but still...  The steak was served as a big hunk of meat on a plate, no side, no parsley flakes, no jus, nada.  Two thumbs down baby!</description>
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<p>Also, there is no excuse for the very lame art on the walls. I felt like I was at a snobby hairdressers not a restaurant.  Whats with the women&#8217;s faces (don&#8217;t go there to check)?   Also, If I&#8217;m going to have a meal on Ossington (which lets face it is not Yorkville as much as it sometimes tries to be), and pay 25-40 for an entree, the service and food and ambiance best be top notch which they are very far from.  Okay, the food was tasty but how hard is that to do.  Who can&#8217;t sautee a portabello mushroom in some balsamic and call it a mushroom steak?  </p>
<p>I heard before going to the restaurant that the fish was the best thing on the menu.  There was a twenty percent chance of this being true.  There were only 5 items on the menu.  Also &#8211; only one beer on the menu &#8211; Heineken, but still&#8230;  The steak was served as a big hunk of meat on a plate, no side, no parsley flakes, no jus, nada.  Two thumbs down baby!</p>
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