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@amyalmo
"Rob Bragagnolo Chef & Owner"
@oneonenine
"Casa Paco is a cozy 28-seat restaurant located at 50C Clinton Street in Toronto’s Little Italy neighborhood. Co-owned by chef Rob Bragagnolo and his former Labora colleagues, the restaurant offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu that blends Spanish and Italian flavors, featuring dishes like charcoal-grilled seafood, house-made pastas, and a Sunday paella feast. The intimate space, adorned with antique furnishings and personal mementos, creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere reminiscent of traditional family-run eateries."
@drewmillum28
"only open from Thursdays to Sundays Paella lovers should mark off Sundays as the day to visit the crew. Besides a shortened a la carte menu that features a weekly changing "fancy" paella – on our visit, it was one topped with lobster, runner beans and saffron aioli for ($45), the restaurant offers a well-priced Paella Sunday menu. For $45 per person, a minimum of two to participate, the prix fixe menu comes with three starters "The idea behind Casa Paco is that it is a love letter to the rich traditions of old-world trattorias, tabernas, and bistros," Bragagnolo tells blogTO. "[These are] venues that envelope guests with warm hospitality, regional fare, and timeless elegance. A highlight in the kitchen, besides Bragagnolo's execution of his craft, is the charcoal oven imported from Spain that he uses for wood-fired cooking. “"We believe in the classics, done with finesse while elevating to excellence the simplest of ingredients. We think the humble countryside cuisines of Italy, Spain, and France are an irresistible combination of being honest, generous, and refined." Paired with Casa Paco's food, McMahon has curated a tight selection of predominantly Old-World wines from Europe, with many by-the-glass options that tap into regions that aren't as widely showcased in the city including those from the Basque Country, and a number of low intervention – natural, if you must – wines. https://www.blogto.com/restaurants/casa-paco-toronto/"
@glavertu
"Recommended by Gail Simmons: https://www.travelandleisure.com/best-restaurants-toronto-top-chef-11706125"
@bossanovocain
"18.05.24 | Omar Onwers-operator team; paella Sundays to kill for"
@nchavotier