John Talbott's Paris: Toronto Eats Day 3: Far Niente, not bad for a business lunch.

May 18, 2015

Toronto Eats Day 3: Far Niente, not bad for a business lunch.

Far Niente is defined by Webster as "pleasant relaxation in carefree idleness" and I guess it was. For a business lunch for 30 it gave us lots of choices and a chance to yell and carry-on in a private room.

I only tasted the dishes I ordered (it was that kind of lunch) but I thoroughly enjoyed the deconstructed Caesar salad with sautéed pork belly; spicy (truly) spaghetti marinara with asparagus; and citrus cheesecake.

No idea of the bill; it was picked up by my professional society.

May 18, 2015 9:27:43 PM

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