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TASTE Welcome to a Taste of Downtown London! Downtown is the business, culture and enter­tain­ ment centre of our city. Popular with Londoners as well as visitors from throughout our region and around the world, we are proud of the dining experiences our members have to offer. Whether you are looking for a farm-to-table meal featuring the best of local food and beverage choices, or a quick bite on the go, you can find it here. This dining guide gives you a delicious roadmap for the many restaurants that call London’s downtown their home. You’ll find a variety of cuisines, and we have something for everyone — from familiar to adventurous dining experiences. Whether you’re interested in one-stop shopping at Covent Garden Market for a multitude of choices, or want to explore the unique destina­ tion restaurants throughout our downtown, we know you’ll enjoy the array of dining possibilities — from A to Z — available to you. Not sure where to go next? Drop by our office at 123 King Street to browse our menu guide and for personalized recommendations. You can also find more listings for our restaurants online at www.downtownlondon.ca. Enjoy!


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Downtown London Dining Guide

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rganized into five categories, the following list reflects the exciting range of dining options available in Downtown London. The colour key is at the bottom of the page and the map (referenced on the same line as the business name) is conveniently located in the centre spread. Culinary Retail locations can be found on pages 27–29.

Covent Garden Market

D11

130 King Street at Talbot Street www.coventmarket.com Many listings in this guide will lead you to The Covent Garden Market — a culinary destination for both locals and out-of-town guests. You will find culturally-diverse independent restaurants and take-out outlets, produce vendors, bakers, butchers and local food artisans. A producer-only Farmers’ Market offers fresh local food and friendly service outdoors on the market square Thursdays and Saturdays from May to December. Their mantra — “We grow it, raise it, bake it or make it!” — means you can expect super fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked goods, hand-made soaps, local wines, sampling by a local chef, live music, children’s programs, and more!

A 818 Sushi & Bubble Tea 727 Richmond Street

F2

519-702-9687

A-1 Asian Buffet

E11

374 Richmond Street 519-439-7888 The A-1 Asian Buffet is an all you can eat pan-Asian inspired buffet with standard sushi offerings.

Abe’s on York 217 York Street

G12

519-433-9322

Abruzzi

D11

119 King Street 519-675-9995 www.abruzzi.ca Chef Dave Lamers and co-owner Rob D’Amico work with local farmers and growers to source products that boast both integrity and flavour and then incorporate these seasonal offerings into Abruzzi’s Italianinspired menus. A superior wine list features plenty of exciting consignments. Windows that open to the street make the indoor-tooutdoor dining experience feel unified.

Alberts Diner

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

Aladdin Shawarma 685 Richmond Street

D8

519-438-1841

F3

519-936-1211

Amici Italian Restaurant

J10

350 Dundas Street 519-439-8983 www.amicieatery.com Chef Paul Krohn’s small and attractive Alto Adige-inspired trattoria located in the downtown hotel district serves traditional “rustic” Italian specialties with quality ingredients. The intimate dining room fills up quickly, so be sure to make a reservation. Small seasonal patio.

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Restaurant / Diner

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The APK

F6

347 Clarence Street 519-858-9900 www.theapk.ca The APK fosters local and indie talent, from alt rock, metal, punk and folk, with acts playing most evenings. They feature 10 draft taps, a large selection of bottled domestic and premium beers and monthly drink specials.

Arby’s

G11

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

519-435-1114

Armouries Grille

I10

352 Dundas Street — Delta Armouries Hotel 519-679-6111 www.armouriesgrille.ca The Armouries Grille restaurant offers casual fine dining at its best in the heart of one of the historic hotels atria. This is a full service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch or dinner, as well as a superior Sunday brunch buffet.

Aroma Café

F2

Aroma Restaurant

F2

717 Richmond Street 519-435-0616 A Parisian-style café offering patrons a selection of speciality sandwiches, café au lait croissants and patisserie. The café is attached to Aroma Restaurant, which fronts on Piccadilly St. 717 Richmond Street 519-435-0616 www.aromarestaurant.ca Felipe Gomes’ Aroma combines classic Mediterranean cuisine with amenities for cooking classes, corporate team-building exercises, wine cellar dining room and a private conference room. Aroma’s open courtyard dining room features a three-storey vaulted ceiling, creating a spacious yet cozy piazza evoking the vibrancy associated with al fresco dining.

B Bangkok Pad Thai

F2

Barakat Mediterranean Cuisine

F6

Barney’s

G4

735 Richmond Street 519-433-6634 bangkokpadthai.com This busy restaurant is a Richmond Row stalwart, with a casual atmosphere, pleasant ambience and friendly service. The restaurant remains a well-liked crowd pleaser with Thai specialties and good prices. Take-out and home delivery, Licensed. 551 Richmond Street 519-850-4111 www.barakatdowntown.ca This casual spot hums with regulars enjoying the Middle Eastern cuisine. It is well-known for their delicious shawarmas, falafel, tabbouli and shish kabobs. 671 Richmond Street 519-433-6634 Barney’s Lounge is the sophisticated older brother to Barney’s outdoor patio, the largest in London. One of the city’s oldest and most popular night spots, The B-Lounge offers an exciting bar to order from, live DJs and live music. Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

Fast & Fresh Counter Service


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Begos

D10

Ben Thanh Viet Thai Restaurant

C12

29 Dundas Street 226-378-9003 www.begosdowntown.ca Mexican cafeteria-style restaurant’s focus is on healthy baked bread made with whole wheat, flax seed oil, and other quality ingredients. The “begos” or stuffed baguette fillings follow along the style of pizza flavours — pepperoni, Hawaiian, mushroom, Italian and Mexican. 57 York Street 519-438-4888 www.phobenthanh.com This popular Viet-Thai restaurant boasts many meal-in-a-bowl specialties and vegetarian options at accessible prices. Chefs prepare your meal fresh a la minute with quality ingredients and authentic herbs and spices. The large dining room is an airy, relaxing and casual environment.

Bertoldi’s Trattoria

G4

650 Richmond Street 519-438-4343 www.bertoldis.ca Menus showcase the regional diversity of Italian cuisine. At the heart of the restaurant is the fiery forno (oven), turning out authentic breads and pizzas. Specialty pastas and all sauces are made from scratch. Featuring delectable Italian-inspired desserts. Many wines imported directly from Italy. Delightful rooftop patio.

Big Mouth Deli

F10

Billy’s Deli

D10

397 Clarence Street 519-438-4949 www.BigMouthDeli.ca The menu includes Montreal smoked meat sandwiches, homemade soups, and salads. Briskets are sourced from Lester’s in Montreal. A side of creamy potato salad and a Moishe’s pickle are perfect accompaniments. Other options include corned beef, turkey roast beef and pastrami.

113 Dundas Street 519-679-1970 www.billysdelirestaurant.ca Jeff and Sandi Harvey’s Billy’s Deli has been a popular downtown landmark for more than thirty years. For lunch, enjoy classic deli offerings like the quintessential Reuben and Montreal smoked meat sandwiches and interesting daily blackboard features. Billy’s also has a stellar reputation for its seasonal pies.

The Black Shire Pub

D7

Black Trumpet

F7

511 Talbot Street 519-433-7737 www.blackshire.ca Ingredients are sourced locally to create updated comfort food pub fare that is simple, seasonal and familiar. This dynamic community music pub is popular with the arts crowd and a variety of patrons. Craft beers and 17 taps on the main coffin and another three in their second floor lounge. 523 Richmond Street 519-850-1500 www.blacktrumpet.ca Chef has a contemporary take on international classics, drawing from local and seasonal ingredients to create time-honoured offerings. The vaulted ceilings, towering centre-hearth fireplace and detailed craftsmanship create a warm ambiance. Enjoy the exotic terraced courtyard for al fresco dining. Several private dining rooms are available, with full multimedia facilities.

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Blake’s Restaurant

I11

300 King Street — Doubletree by Hilton 519-430-6414 www.hiltonlondon.com Opening in the spring of 2015 in the extensively renovated former London Hilton, this stylish restaurant embraces the Hilton’s high standards for quality service and superbly prepared and presented menu choices. The accent is on quality ingredients, freshness and exceeding guest’s expectations.

Blu Duby

D10

32 Covent Market Place 519-433-1414 www.bluduby.com Chef combines comfort food classics with modern European, Asian and Mediterranean twists. This is comfort cuisine in upmarket surroundings with a nod to hip, but not a speck of pretension. There is a well thought out wine list offering a variety of price points. Private dining available.

Booster Juice

G11

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza boosterjuice.com

519-204-4513

Braywick Bistro

G10

Budapest Dining Room & Tavern

J10

244 Dundas Street 519-645-6524 www.braywickbistro.ca Anissa and Barry Foley have upped the ante and elevated the bistro’s menus. A stylish interior with warm tones punctuating the serene, gently-lit interior provides a welcoming oasis. Signature dishes include an interesting (and gluten-free) Pad Thai. 348 Dundas Street 519-439-3431 www.oo5.com/bpr The Budapest is a local treasure with red velvet, chandeliers, crystal and old world charisma. Doyenne Marika Hayek has been delighting patrons with her repartee and dependably great Hungarian specialities in this traditional old-world tavern setting for 57 years. Comfy street side patio.

Burrito Boyz

F5

206 Central Avenue 519-679-2699 burritoboyz.ca Offering fresh and custom-made burritos and quesadillas.

C Café Queens

F9

Campus Hi-Fi Diner

G2

200 Queens Ave 519-439-0903 This pleasant deli-café near Victoria Park makes everything in-house from scratch at reasonable prices. 736 Richmond Street 519-434-5881 www.campushifi.com This Richmond Row fixture has been offering reasonably priced quintessential diner food since 1957.

Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

Fast & Fresh Counter Service


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Cantata Lounge

I10

325 Dundas Street — Delta London Armouries 519-679-6111 www.deltahotels.com/Hotels/Delta-London-Armouries-Hotel/ Restaurants-Dining/Cantata-Lounge The Cantata Lounge crowns the top of one of the Delta Armouries live atria in the heart of their historical building. Relax in the comfortable atmosphere with friends, watch the big game or don’t miss an episode of your favourite show.

The Cardboard Café

D10

114 Dundas Street 519-601-0066 The menu is a gamer’s dream. You can snack on bowls of candy and chips, or grab lunch or dinner with a gourmet grilled Panini sandwich. There is great coffee, tasty pastries and baked goods ready to go.

The Ceeps

G4

671 Richmond Street 519-433-6634 The iconic CPR Hotel and Tavern, known today by its more familiar name, The Ceeps, has been operating since 1890. Colin Tattersall operates three distinct parts to that iconic business, The Ceeps, Barney’s Lounge and the outdoor patio on Richmond Street.

Charity Juice Bar

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

G11

519-433-9603

Chaucer’s Pub

D9

Che Restobar

G10

122 Carling Street www.marienbad.ca One of downtown’s foremost beer pubs, located in a heritage building, Chaucer’s is connected to the Marienbad Restaurant and shares a menu that reflects Central European history and culture. The comfortable and cozy pub pays homage to Olde England and is known for an impressive selection of beers and single malt scotches.

225 Dundas Street 519-601-7999 cherestobar.ca Marvin Rivas has designed an atmosphere that sends exactly the right message about Che: it is sexy and urbane, and casual and spontaneous, but it’s personable, too, and the core commitment to authentic cuisine isn’t blasé in the least. The menu blends tradition and ingenuity in true Latin American style.

Chicago Style Super Steak and More 120 York Street

D12

519-204-2584

Chil Frozen Yogurt Bar 620 Richmond Street

G4

519-601-2445

The Church Key Bistro-Pub

E8

476 Richmond Street 519-936-0960 www.thechurchkey.ca This is top-notch cooking and Chef Michael Anglestad has a repertoire of flavours that are big, brash and rustic but thoroughly cosmopolitan. Pastry Chef Cliff Briden is also at the top of his game. Best of all owners Vanessa and Pete Willis’s haven’t overlooked its roots as a place for locals to meet and imbibe. An intimate outdoor courtyard borders the south side of the building.

Coffee Culture

260 Dundas Street www.coffeeculturecafe.com

Casual Fine Dining

H10

519-850-2233

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Cornerstone Sushi Ya

G9

440 Clarence Street 519-936-2869 www.sushiyalondon.com This is a charming little restaurant with friendly owners and an unpretentious atmosphere. A variety of made to order sushi and sashimi are the highlights of this menu, along with bento box specials and other Japanese specialities.

Cousin Vinny’s Pizza

E10

425 Richmond Street www.cousinvinnyspizza.ca

519-645-1116

Crabby Joe’s Tap & Grill

H10

Curry Garden

E12

276 Dundas Street 519-645-4880 www.crabbyjoes.com Good Food ...Good Fun ... Bad Temper! Casual dining and familyfriendly pub fare. Open until 2 am every day with full tap and grill menu. 346 Richmond Street 519-850-5678 www.currygardenrestaurant.ca Curry Garden has been offering traditional Indian food in downtown London since 1997. They offer a varied selection of vegetarian and meat dishes, all made from scratch with fresh ingredients, and timehonoured methods. Daily lunch buffet, eat in, take out or delivery.

D The Daily Planet Café

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre foodandshops.com/food/daily_planet_cafe

D8

519-672-2248

David’s Bistro

E9

432 Richmond Street 519-667-0535 www.davidsbistro.ca David Chapman and Chef Elvis Drennan present a solid array of classic French favourites. The dishes are so virtuous, in such a French way it’s almost impossible to believe you’re not in France. The bistro with its tiny bar, vivacious red walls and black-checked tablecloths is a venerated downtown dining destination. There is a sensibly priced, extensive and ever-changing consignment wine selection and interesting VQAs.

Dominic’s Italian Eatery

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

D8

519-672-2186

Dragonfly Bistro

F2

715 Richmond Street 519-432-2191 www.dragonflybistro.ca Simple, stylish and sophisticated is the best way to describe the charming Dragonfly Bistro. Donald and Nora Yuriaan have an irresistible kitchen, an accessibly priced menu and service which is welcoming. If you are planning to visit for lunch, dinner or the Indonesian set menu, which is available every evening, be sure to make a reservation.

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E The Early Bird

D11

355 Talbot Street 519-439-6483 www.theearlybird.ca Gregg and Justin Wolfe’s red-hot diner, with casual farm-to-table cooking, has a quirky charm and a hotchpotch menu of updated retro diner classics and new generation comfort foods. Signature dishes include the king-sized “turducken club” sandwich. You can’t get much more hip-but-earthy than The Early Bird diner.

Euro Pastry Bakery and Café

F2

727 Richmond Street 226-236-8558 www.europastrylo.ca Inspired by the classic European baking canon, cookies, cakes (Sacher tortes), pastries, strudels and savouries are made in-house daily, from scratch. Only pure, high quality natural ingredients are used, with no added chemicals or preservatives. Quality and a high level of service are the hallmarks of the hands-on owners.

F Fellini Koolini’s Italian Cuisini

E6

155 Albert Street 519-642-2300 www.fellinikoolini.com Fellini Koolini’s Italian Cuisini and its sibling restaurant, The Runt Club, operate twin patios on a charming backstreet just off Richmond Row. Fellini Koolini’s is uber-restaurateur, Mike Smith’s homage to the surreal Italian director. Menu favourites include a large selection of pastas, thin crust pizzas, steamed mussels, calamari and delicious steaks.

Fire Roasted Coffee Café

D11

Fitzray’s Restaurant and Lounge

D10

105 King Street 519-438-5225 www.fireroastedcoffee.com This flagship café for the Fire Roasted Coffee Company is situated in a renovated heritage building at King and Talbot streets. Everything is freshly baked and meticulously prepared from scratch. The chalkboard menu changes daily. The café is licenced and features a selection of beer, wine and cocktails, with specialties including Fire Roasted’s signature espresso and coffee cocktails. 110 Dundas Street 519-646-1112 http:/fitzrays.com Located across the street from the Budweiser Gardens, this is a convenient spot for a unique take on classic bar fare or drinks before an event. The patio is an industry favourite. “The staff is the lifeblood of FitzRay’s. They make you feel at home, and treat you like you just walked into your best friend’s house.”

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Five Fortune Culture Restaurant

E11

368 Richmond Street 226-667-9873 www.fivefortuneculture.ca This is not a formulaic Chinese restaurant adapted to suit local tastes and available ingredients. The cuisine, as prepared by Jie Liang and interpreted by Wenbei is, “Pure Chinese,” Yunnan with Sichuan and Guizhou influences.

Four Seasons Takeout Buffet

H10

430 Wellington Street

519-601-3007

Fox and Fiddle

H11

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza 519-679-8126 www.foxandfiddle.com Celebrating over 20 years of serving traditional and modern pub fare. Staff creates a warm, cozy, yet vibrant ambience with quick and friendly service. Offering a good selection of domestic and imported draught beer, this is the place to have a game of darts or pool and watch your favourite sporting event. Seasonal patio.

Fresh Healthy Café

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

Fried Rice Delight

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

D8

519-204-7346

D8

519-601-0455

G Garlic’s of London

E8

479 Richmond Street 519-432-4092 www.garlicsoflondon.com Proponents of farm-to-table cuisine, Chef and his culinary team offer intelligent and ethically informed menu choices. Garlic’s combines all the elements of a perennial favourite — as delicious, innovative, topof-the-line, rustic cooking using seasonal and high quality ingredients.

Golden Wok

G11

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

519-679-2266

The Gourmet Deli

H11

Grinning Gator

E10

248 King Street 519-777-1065 www.thegourmetdeli.ca A combination of quick-service deli, sandwich emporium, coffee shop and caterer serving a casual breakfast and lunch. From specialty beverages to bagels to grab-and-go staples, you’ll find a variety of fresh — no preservatives, no processed foods — options..

391 Richmond Street 519-672-5050 This large neighbourhood pub offers an extensive variety of casual fare.

Gs Its Good Pizza and Panino 660 Richmond Street

Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

G3

519-434-2220

Fast & Fresh Counter Service


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H Hasbeans

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-663-0237 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/hasbeans The hospitable Smith family — Covent Garden Market merchants for more than 125 years — are hands-on, offering hand-selected and imported quality gourmet coffee varietals and blends. Enjoy a cup or take home a freshly roasted bag of beans.

Hey Dayz On Richmond 685 Richmond Street www.heydayzlondon.com

F3

519-432-7536

Hot Oven

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-679-1620 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/hot-oven Try one of Zoran Sheovac’s mouth-watering bureks: spinach and cheese, meat or plain. These baked treats, made of a thin flaky phyllo pastry, attract visitors from around the region.

I Icarus Resto Bar

F7

519 Richmond Street 226-688-7002 www.icarusrestobar.com Richmond Row hotspot featuring an open kitchen. Upscale contemporary Greek and Mediterranean fusion cooking, including gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly offerings.

Ionian Pizza Restaurant 275 Dundas Street — City Centre

H10

519-434-2092

Ish and Chips

F4

633 Richmond Street 519-266-9841 www.ishandchips.com London’s newest award-winning fish & chips restaurant with homemade burgers, falafels, flat bread and pizza.

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Jack Astor’s Bar & Grill

660 Richmond Street http://jackastors.com/location-map/10/

Casual Fine Dining

G4

519-642-0708

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J Dee’s Market Grill

D11

Jewel of India

E11

109 King Street 519-858-8646 www.fb.com/pages/J-Dees-Market-Grill/114487265263845 A popular spot steps from Budweiser Gardens and the Covent Garden Market. The kitchen offers a menu of diverse burger variations with gourmet and traditional toppings and featuring numerous grilled items and accompaniments 390 Richmond Street 519-434-9268 www.jewelofindiarestaurant.ca Since 1985, Jewel of India has been serving up a blend of fresh spices and delectably good curries. Whether you’re craving a fiery vindaloo, a classic korma, or one of their other speciality Tandoori or curry dishes — with plenty of vegetarian options — the food is spiced to suit your palate, from mild to hot.

Joe Kool’s

F5

595 Richmond Street 519-663-5665 www.joekoolsrestaurant.ca The landmark restaurant is known for its sardonic sense of humour, nachos, kitchen sink pizza and the signature chicken wings. The menu also offers a great selection of sandwiches, burgers and Tex-Mex. All are served in jumbo portions. There are imitators and impostors but Richmond Row is home to the original Joe Kool’s.

K

Kantina Café & Restaurant

D11

349 Talbot Street 519-672-5862 www.kantina.ca This is some of the most strikingly realized and highly characterized cutting-edge cuisine imbued with farm-to-table ideals around. Chef re­ interprets classic Balkan–inspired cooking with a fresh twist in the chic but casual downtown London restaurant. Chef takes pains to ensure his cuisine bears the marks of authenticity of the hands that made it.

Kawa Sushi

G2

The Keg Steakhouse & Bar

G3

226 Piccadilly Street 519-858-8788 Offering some of the best sushi in the city, from party platters to lunch specials, order online for delivery. 664 Richmond Street 519-438-0045 www.kegsteakhouse.com Classic steakhouse fare in a beautifully renovated CPR Railway station.

Kings Inn Diner

F11

186 King Street 519-679-5999 dinehere.ca/london/kings-inn-diner This popular two-level 1960s-style diner has a good short-order kitchen with fast and friendly service, serving old-school restaurant-style, filling and reasonably priced fare with few embellishments.

Kokame Express Sushi 629 Richmond Street

Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

F4

519-601-2622

Fast & Fresh Counter Service


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Koko’s Café & Catering

F6

217 York Street

519-858-8550

Kosmos Catering and Eatery 551 Richmond Street Catering, gourmet grab-and-go or eat in.

F6

519-204-1580

L La Casa Ristorante

D11

117 King Street 519-434-2272 www.lacasaristorante.com Menus are rooted in authentic Italian tradition, featuring classics of Italian culinary canon —prepared from scratch — with skill, consistency and familiarity hallmarks of the La Casa culinary experience.

Little Caesars Pizza 605 Richmond Street

F5

519-434-7676

Little Red Roaster

D11, G10

London Ale House

H10

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-645-7188 251 Dundas Street — London Central Library 519-933-6658 www.thelittleredroaster.com Beyond a bountiful selection of fair trade coffee, tea, and treats enjoy their breakfast options, sandwiches, quiche, salads & sweets. 288 Dundas Street 519-204-2426 The London Ale House has a large variety of beers — local, inter­national draught, bottled and ciders. Menu items are prepared in-house, from scratch — ­ even the condiments, using beers and ciders. There is a back gar­ den patio with a huge projection television screen.

London’s Shawarma

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

D8

519-601-9000

Lone Star Texas Grill

G3

660 Richmond Street 519-434-4663 www.fb.com/LoneStarTexasGrillLondon Comfortable restaurant and patio, featuring authentic Tex-Mex favourites with a mesquite grill.

M Manito’s Rotisserie & Sandwich Shop

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-907-0255 www.manitos.ca Specializing in Portuguese-style piri piri chicken and panini press sandwiches.

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Marienbad Restaurant

D9

Marble Slab Creamery

F5

122 Carling Street 519-679-9940 www.marienbad.ca For forty years, the Marienbad has brought European dining culture to downtown, in a casual atmosphere. The kitchen evokes eastern and central Europe with its skill for that perfect marriage of sweet and sour time-honoured specialties. There is an exceptional steak tartare and a variety of signature schnitzels. A black iron fence, flower boxes, and comfortable tables with festive umbrellas add charm to the inviting side walk patio. 573 Richmond Street 519-673-0777 www.marbleslab.ca Offers fresh premium ice cream and frozen yogurt, prepared on-site using the purest ingredients available, including Canadian dairy products.

The Market Deli

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-850-3407 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/the-market-deli Serving delicious coffee and baked bagels daily and featuring mouthwatering roast beef and smoked meat sandwiches, a signature veal parmesan popular for lunch or before the game.

Marky’s Crepe Café

F8

484 Richmond Street 519-434-8996 www.markys.ca Offering a wide variety of sweet and savoury items, which range from tuna-stuffed crêpes to waffles smothered with pineapple, coconut, chocolate syrup and Nutella.

Mas Café

F10

Massey’s Fine Indian Cuisine

F11

192 Dundas Street 519-601-0192 mascafelondon.weebly.com Gabriel Sepulvelda sources the Latin-inspired Mas Café’s ingredients locally, including its butcher products. Pork or Beef Milanesa (breaded and fried cutlet sandwich) is worth the visit alone. Savoury empanadas, an aromatic delicacy are stuffed with a variety of traditional fillings, and churros a delicious fried choux paste doughnut is made-to-order and filled with manjar de leche. 174 King Street 519-672-2989 www.masseys.ca Chef/owner Patison Massey and his business partner and spouse Anisha seem to be always on hand. Chef shows his expertise with his dazzling way with spices bestowing and building flavors to great effect. Offering a variety of vegetarian dishes and classic Indian favourites such as: smoky-spiced baingan patiala, everything tandoori, butter chicken, naan, and various exotic accompaniments.

McCabe’s Irish Pub & Grill

F2

739 Richmond Street 519-858-8485 www.fb.com/mccabesinlondon Offering the perfect Irish and local mix. Open all day with 20 drafts on tap, local pub fare, professional service, foot stompin’ music and a huge patio. Lunch, dinner and late night music.

McDonalds

151 Dundas Street www.mcdonalds.ca

Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

E10

519-661-0645

Fast & Fresh Counter Service


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Michael’s On The Thames

A12

Milos’ Craft Beer Emporium

D10

1 York Street 519-672-0111 www.michaelsonthethames.com For thirty years and counting, this has been London’s “celebration destination” for good reason. Owner-operator Brian Stewart, general manager Joelle Lees, executive Chef Denis Clavette and their polished staff give patrons what they want, consistently. The restaurant has been smartly refurbished to create a renewed sense of comfort and well-being. 420 Talbot Street 519-601-4447 www.pubmilos.com This is London’s premier craft beer destination, owned and operated by renowned publican Milos Kral. Chef Matt Reijnen prepares menus that reflect their farm-to-table commitment and passion for everything local. Kral offers 23 micros on tap with excellent style variation. Craft beer enthusiasts have made this local landmark part of Ontario’s rich craft beer culture. Seasonal patio.

Miso Sushi

660 Richmond Street

Mr. Shawarma 421 Richmond Street

Mr. Submarine 185 Dundas Street

G3

519-433-8080

E10

519-936-8690

F10

519-858-8228

Molly Bloom’s Irish Pub

G2

Mongolian Grill

F4

700 Richmond Street 519-675-1212 www.mollyslondon.com Authentic Irish pub offering a variety of hearty traditional Irish fare and an impressive bar. 645 Richmond Street 519-645-6400 www.fb.com/MongolianGrillLondon BBQ-meisters sizzle up nine different kinds of meat and vegetables with your choice of sauces like Caribbean, Jerk, Szechuan and lots of spices and oils. It is all you can eat.

The Morrissey House

I10

Moxie’s Classic Grill

E9

Mythic Grill

E6

359 Dundas Street 519-204-9220 www.themorrisseyhouse.com Publican Marc Serré’s Morrissey House, with a unique selection of beers and innovative pub food, is a welcoming, warm and cozy local with a popular 60-seat patio in season. Almost everything is made in house from scratch, and Chef Andrew Harris’ menu is comfortable and accessible but with a twist. 441 Richmond 519-936-0745 www.moxies.ca An upscale casual dining experience, Moxie’s extensive menu provides a variety of premium steaks, sandwiches, hamburgers, pastas and rice, as well as various other mains, salads and starters. 179 Albert Street 519-433-0230 www.mythicgrill.ca Traditional Greek cuisine with a modern flair, served in a quaint bistro atmosphere for those looking for an intimate dining experience. Tender lamb chops, sizzling saganaki, and succulent calamari are signature dishes. No reservations on weekends. Casual Fine Dining

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N Nate’s Shawarma

D11

The New Delhi Deli

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-667-0041 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/nates-shawarma Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine featuring a variety of salads, stews, rice blends, pita sandwiches, chicken shawarma, beef shish kebab, falafel, burgers and pizza. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-679-0518 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/the-new-delhi-deli Chef Bhan serves up a melting pot of Indian, Caribbean, Mexican and East African cuisines. Homemade non-dairy, vegetarian and meat curry choices, jerk and tandoori chicken, roti wraps, samosas, seafood, duck, lamb and much more She offers lunches anytime, snacks, takehome dinners and catering

Nooners

G9

436 Clarence Street 519-434-8242 www.fb.com/noonersforlunch Cathy Walsh’s Nooner’s has had a bustling lunch crowd for 29 years. The spot wins big points for its fast and healthy selection of soups, salads, sandwiches and features like quiche and shepherd’s pie. The eatery tucked back in its own alley sports 75 seats indoors and a patio, both popular spots.

O Olive R. Twists

D11

The Only On King

F11

130 King Street 519-204-9184 www.fb.com/OliveR.TwistsLDN Fresh home-style cooking, 75-foot bar serving 16 craft beers and large patio. Express lunch menu and late night offerings.

172 King Street 519-936-2064 www.theonlyonking.ca Possessing a superior grasp on the tenets of terroir and sustainability, chef/owner Paul Harding’s cooking is faultless. The Only On King, with its farm-to-table philosophy and culinary repertoire is a master class in modern comfort cooking.

O”zen Sushi

F5

607 Richmond Street 519-642-2558 www.ozenlondon.com This Richmond Row mainstay is owner/chef Shawn Ham‘s take on authentic Korean, sushi and fusion-inspired Japanese favourites. Be sure to try the okonomi yaki (Japanese-style pancakes).

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P Papa’s Pizza

117 Saint George Street

E3

519-432-7793

Petit Paris

D11

The Piping Kettle Soup Co.

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-433-0647 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/petit-paris A taste of France in every bite: sandwiches, crepes, quiche, cakes, salads, macaroons, and high quality patisserie. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-642-7687 Enjoy one of the many soups, salads and sandwiches; pulled pork or barbeque chicken, made fresh daily.

Pita Pit

699 Richmond Street

Pizza Pizza

G3

519-438-0222

E10

158 Dundas Street www.pizzapizza.ca

519-667-1111

Pizza Rounds

422 Waterloo Street

J10

519-808-8888

Poacher’s Arms

E9

Prince Albert’s Diner

F6

171 Queens Avenue 519-432-7888 www.poachersarms.ca Poacher’s Arms is London’s oldest pub, featuring casual dining true to the British convention. They offer hearty fare, prepared to order, at accessible prices. Poacher’s is especially proud of its reputation for their award-winning barbecue sauce and ribs and its continental menu. 565 Richmond Street 519-432-2835 A popular retro-style diner and late-night hipster hangout on Richmond Row for 18 years. The Wally burger, a handmade patty topped with freshly sizzled bacon and a smothering of peanut butter, has been a hit since they first started selling it and was featured on Food Network Canada’s You Gotta Eat Here!

Q Quesada Burritos & Tacos 515 Richmond Street

Quiznos Subs

743 Richmond Street

Casual Fine Dining

F7

519-434-9999

F1 519-432-2220

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R The Raja Fine Indian Cuisine

G10

428 Clarence Street 519-601-7252 rajafinedining.ca The Raja serves fine Indian cuisine in refined and elegant surroundings by a knowledgeable, deferential and well-trained staff. The dining room has character and sophistication with its marble floors, deep red painted walls and white accents.

The Rhino Lounge Bakery & Coffee Shoppe C3

421 Ridout Street — in Museum London 519-850-5111 www.rhinolounge.ca Bakery & coffee shoppe by day, lounge by night. Cronuts, in-house croissants & bagels, and delicacies from the polished repertoire of Pastry Chef Michele Lenhardt. Fully licensed with a seasonal patio on the museum lawn. Available evenings for private events.

The Rice Box

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-672-7527 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/the-rice-box The Rice Box is a 2nd generation Chinese Food Restaurant. Dishes are homemade and prepared fresh in their open market kitchen.

Richmond Pizza and Café 391 Richmond Street

Rico’s Pizzeria — Opening Spring 2015 71 King Street

The Right Blend

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

E10

519-438-1616

C11

519-455-9050

G11

519-936-0187

The River Room

B10

Rock au Taco

D11

421 Ridout Street — in Museum London 519-850-2287 northmoore.ca/theriverroom Panoramic views and the tailored simplicity and elegance of the River Room make it breathtaking. Jess Jazey-Spoelstra’s kitchen has a deserved reputation for the quality of the ingredients and the knowledgeable and expressive exuberance of the preparations. Open Tuesday–Friday 11 am to 4 pm and Sunday for brunch. 353 Talbot Street 519-439-6483 www.fb.com/RockAuTacoLondon The brain wave of the Wolfe brothers, Rock au Taco is located next door to The Early Bird Diner. Serving up delicious and authentic tacos and Mexican cuisine, ice cold cervezas, and smooth tequila, this is gourmetinspired street food and classic comfort-club grub.

The Runt Club

E6

155 Albert Street 519-642-2300 The Runt Club Bar is served by the Fellini Koolini’s kitchen and holds 55 cozy seats. This unique bar offers drinks and casual dining in a post-war Italian setting. In the summer the “Runt” expands with a 100-seat patio.

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S Sahara Grill

G10

254 Dundas Street saharagrillhouse.foodpages.ca

519-601-2647

Sakata Bar and Grill

G4

642 Richmond Street 519-601-2866 The cozy Japanese-inspired Sakata Bar and Grill offers a recommended tonkotsu (pork bone broth) ramen, tako yako (with chunks of octopus) and top-grade sashimi and sushi rolls. Featuring an iPad menu.

Sakata Ramen — Opening Spring 2015

G10

The Salad Bowl

D11

Scot’s Corner

H10

Sebastian’s at the Market

D11

219 Queens Avenue 519-601-2866 A new restaurant from the Sakata team, featuring ramen noodles. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-672-0650 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/the-salad-bowl Offering made-to-order wraps, create-your-own salads or enjoy one of Andrew’s amazing soups. 268 Dundas Street 519-667-2277 www.thescotscorner.com British-inspired pub is London’s home for live soccer. Scot’s Corner serves up a large variety of beers on tap and a diverse menu that in­ cludes all-day breakfast, classic pub favourites, burgers and sandwiches. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-673-0333 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/sebastians Sebastian’s offers pastries, deli sandwiches, a hot buffet menu, salads, hors d‘oeuvres and delicious cakes and desserts.

Seoul Seafood Shoppe

D5

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-645-4830 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/seoul-seafood-shoppe

Smoke’s Poutinerie 551 Richmond Street

F6

519-679-2873

Spageddy Eddy’s

E9

428 Richmond Street — in Artisans Alley 519-645-3002 www.spaghettieddies.com Tucked into Artisan’s Alley off Richmond Street, this small, eclectic restaurant offers large portions that exceed most people’s expectations. Along with a variety of pasta dishes, there are soups and salads. This inexpensive pasta bar is popular with budget conscious students.

Starbucks

160 Dundas Street 300 King Street — Doubletree by Hilton 601 Richmond Street www.starbucks.ca

Casual Fine Dining

E10, F5

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Stobie’s Pizza

F8, F3

484 Richmond Street 685 Richmond Street www.stobiespizza.com

519-432-2228 519-432-2228

Subsmart Ministop

F7

515 Richmond Street

519-850-4005

Subway

G11, E10, F5, H1

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza 150 Dundas Street 599 Richmond Street 265 Oxford Street East

519-642-4162 519-642-1747 519-439-3100 519-439-4900

Symposium Café

G5

620 Richmond Street 519-667-7000 symposiumcafe.com Offering ourmet meals, exotic desserts, European coffees and specialty beverages. There is a large outdoor terrace that faces Victoria Park.

T Taco Del Mar

G11

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

519-439-8226

Take Sushi

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre

D8

519-672-1474

Talbot St Whisky House

D6

Tamarine by Quynh Nhi

D10

Tanakaya Japanese Restaurant

D11

Taste of Asia Restaurant

J10

580 Talbot Street 519-601-2589 www.whiskyhouse.ca This 1920s prohibition-themed bar and restaurant offers original cuisine made from scratch, served fresh daily, with a large assortment of whisky and designer cocktails, beer on tap and in bottles and a solid wine list.

118 Dundas Street 519-601-8276 www.tamarine.ca Chefs Quyhn and Nhi’s modern Vietnamese menus are cleverly balanced, with a gentle rhythm between strong and subtle flavours uniting both colour and texture. The stylish dining room is warm and embracing, and the hospitality is gracious and welcoming. Covent Garden Market 519-850-8838 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/tanakaya Nestled into the Market Lane side of Covent Garden Market, this tiny restaurant is a bit of a hidden gem. Offering a selection of madeto-order sushi rolls, sashimi, teriyaki, tempura and traditional bento box selections. Use the patio entrance on Market Lane when the market is closed. 394 Waterloo Street 519-858-2988 Pan-Asian menu with Chinese and Thai specialities, known for awesome Singapore noodles. Located in the hotel district. Friendly staff, dine-in, take-out and delivery. Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

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The Tasting Room

E8

483 Richmond Street 519-438-6262 www.thetastingroom.ca Chef’s menus are a mixture of up-to-the-minute trends and updated classics. Lively tapas bars were the inspiration for this hot-spot. Small plates are the main focus and the list is extensive. Wine tasting flights are divided into four, 2-ounce glasses of red or white.

Taylor Sue’s Cups and Cones

D11

Thai Delight

D11

Thaifoon Restaurant

D10

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-850-8667 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/taylor-sues Taylor Sue’s serves up yogurt, soft ice cream, smoothies, slush, soft drinks, dessert crepes, and waffles. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-679-7608 www.coventmarket.com/merchants/thai-delight A selection of Thai specialties including: red, green and yellow curry combinations with spring rolls, wontons and rice. They are known for their pad Thai and an assortment of Asian sauces and cooking ingredients. 120 Dundas Street 519-850-1222 www.thaifoonrestaurant.com The kitchen continues to set Thaifoon apart with it is bang-on aromatic specialties from the Thai culinary canon and with a keen eye for detail and presentation. The minimalist room is sleek, with a sexy, upbeat soundtrack, rich dark woods and ultra-soft leather banquettes.

Tim Hortons

380 Wellington Street 111 York Street 176 Dundas Street 685 Richmond Street 119 Oxford Street East www.timhortons.com/ca/en

F2, D12, F10, H11, D1

519-679-0416 519-438-6701 519-438-6701 519-645-7240 519-434-3791

Tobbogan Brewing Company

F5

Toddle Inn Restaurant

G4

585 Richmond Street 519-663-5665 Opening in the spring of 2015 in newly renovated premises, this upscale brew pub crafts its own beers in a state-of-the-art basement facility. This family-friendly venue, from restaurateur Mike Smith of neighbouring Joe Kool’s, features a wood-fired oven and a locallyinspired menu.

640 Richmond Street 519-434-8562 The Toddle Inn opened as a modest establishment with a simple menu and a large, horseshoe-shaped counter in 1947. Today, The Toddle Inn remains the Row’s oldest restaurant and most enduring, still run by the same family for nearly seventy years.

Treats

142 Fullarton Street — Talbot Centre www.treats.com

Triniman Kitchen 700 Richmond Street

Casual Fine Dining

D8

519-645-1172

G2

519-601-2325

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V Veg Out

G4

Villa Cornelia

E6

Villa Resto Lounge

D4

646 Richmond Street 519-850-8688 This cosy vegan restaurant offers home-cooked meals with an emphasis on organic, local and Fair Trade ingredients. Veg Out is a fur free restaurant.

142 Kent Street 519-679-3444 www.villacorneliarestaurant.com The heritage-designated mansion which houses Villa Cornelia Restaurant was built in 1892. The restaurant bills itself as “London’s Best Kept Secret” and has been serving fine continental cuisine for 25 years. 109 Dundas Street 519-601-8890 www.villarestolounge.com This upscale resto-lounge is located across from the Budweiser Gardens. Mid-century art deco style and an impressive bar area create striking visuals, while a creative menu with Italian influences serves the taste buds, including an extensive range of gourmet pizzas. Sophisticated martini/cocktail and wine selections complete the lounge dining experience.

W Waldo’s on King Bistro and Wine Bar

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-433-6161 www.waldos.on.ca Mark Kitching’s kitchen brigade offer definitive bistro-style selections. There’s a comforting trajectory with this kind of reliable fare, depend­ ably good appetizers to a fresh spin on classic entrée favourites. This is where you will find the best “organic” burger in town. Outdoor patio.

Wendy’s

243 Oxford Street East

H1

519-434-0695

Wich Is Wich

E11

125 King Street 519-860-9424 www.wichiswich.ca This upscale sandwich shop with an open-kitchen offers dine in, graband-go and catering services. Customers can email their orders in for pick up. Located across from the Covent Garden Market.

Williams Coffee Pub 578 Richmond Street

Fast & Fresh Sit-Down Service

F6

519-673-3677

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Willie’s Café

H2

Winks Eatery

F6

731 Wellington Street 519-433-9027 www.williescafe.on.ca Ian Kennard’s Willie’s Café has been a revered London lunch hot-spot for 19 years. Dynamo Chef Gail Rains is a dynamo ensures everything is made in-house and from scratch in the small open kitchen. Menu items include sandwiches and wraps, soups, salads and other house specialties. Catering and office delivery is available. House specialties include Saturday brunch and a set-price, set-menu dinner on the last Friday of the month. 551 Richmond Street 519-936-5079 www.winkseatery.com Co-owned by Dennis and Adam Winkler, Wink’s is celebrating its 9th year in 2015. The casual menu has something for everyone, ranging from breakfast to burgers and nachos, and dinner entrees such as steak, baby back ribs, salmon and pastas. Seasonal patio.

Wok ’n Chopsticks 198 Dundas Street www.woknchopsticks.com

F10

519-679-6888

The Works (Works Burger)

E11

145 King Street 519-601-5464 www.worksburger.com The Works is downtown London’s ultimate gourmet burger bistro, based on the Ottawa chain. There are over 60 burger variations on offer. Hand-pressed 100% Canadian beef as well as many different meat and vegetarian options.

Wow! Shawarma 434 Clarence Street

G9

519-601-9000

Y YOU Made It Café 332 Richmond Street you.on.ca

E12

226-777-0116

YoYo’s Yogurt Café

F7

515 Richmond Street 519-601-0181 www.yoyosyogurtcafe.com Create your own yogurt bowl or blend with swirling frozen yogurt and more than 30 toppings to choose from.

Yu’s Sushi Garden

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

Casual Fine Dining

G11

519-907-0111

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Z Zara’s Café and Catering 255 Queens Avenue

Zed & Zee Café 380 Wellington Street

G9

519-601-2221

H11

519-433-7065

Zen Gardens

J10

344 Dundas Street 519-433-6688 www.zen-garden.ca Zen Garden’s creative kitchen serves the best healthy vegetarian meals that you can imagine, in an upscale, tranquil atmosphere. Even meat substitutes are made from natural ingredients and spices; absolutely no chemicals or preservatives.

Culinary Retail Annie’s Chocolates

E9

430 Richmond Street 519-601-2362 www.annieschocolates.com Annie’s also makes delicious chocolate-covered butter tarts that are quite popular with customers who visit her in the Arva location.

Bulk Barrel

355 Wellington Street — Citi Plaza

G11

519-433-4315

The Chocolate Factory

D11

Chris’ Country Cuts

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-663-5787 Locally produced assorted chocolates, peanut brittle, home-style fudge, mint smoothies, novelty chocolates, truffles, and more. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-673-1539 Offering local beef, chicken, pork, Ontario lamb, milk-fed veal, Muscovy duck, geese, Cornish hen, rabbit, bison, and more.

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Culinary Retail continued Covent Garden Outdoor Farmers’ Market D11 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-439-3921 www.coventmarket.com/outdoor-farmers-market London’s original and only 100% producer-based market. Every Thursday and Saturday from May until December, expect fresh produce, meat, cheese, baked goods, hand-made soaps, local wines, sampling by a local chef, live music, children’s programs, and more!

Doris Family Produce

D11

Fieldgate Organics

D11

Forrat’s Chocolates at the Market

D11

Fraumeni’s Fresh Food

D11

Glenda’s

D11

Havaris Produce

D11

The Ice Creamery

D11

International Bakery

D11

Jill’s Table

D11

Kiss the Cook

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-434-9893 Fresh fruits and vegetables, an assortment of Greek specialties, olives, Greaves jams, maple syrup, honey, salads to-go, and more. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-679-9998 Certified organic farmers, experienced butchers and friendly staff offer certified organic beef, pork, lamb and poultry.

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-455-2285 Marc Forrat’s handcrafted, European truffles and fine chocolates are made fresh, on site, with quality natural ingredients. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-640-3571 Fraumeni’s Fruits and Vegetables have earned a great reputation for quality fruits and vegetables at affordable prices.

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-434-9643 Glenda’s offers a large assortment of quality dips, spreads, house-made pastas, olives, olive oils, and quality global products. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-672-4400 Find organic produce, quality fruits, vegetables, snacks, sun-dried fruit, salads, honey, syrups, and the perfect fruit to go with lunch. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-642-0202 A variety of home-made ice cream flavours, including some non-dairy products. Dream cakes for that special occasion also available.

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-672-8280 Established in 1955, International Bakery has a lineup of must-taste items including kringle, pastries, cakes, breads and fresh pizza. 115 King Street 519-645-1335 www.jillstable.ca Jill’s Table, “A Feast of Kitchen Essentials,” carries a superior selection of oils and vinegars, a wide variety of specialty food items, kitchen gadgets, cookware and bakeware. Owner Jill Wilcox and expert guests offer fabulous cooking classes.

551 Richmond Street 519-850-5477 kissthecookonline.com An independently-owned boutique kitchen shop featuring quality cookware, kitchenware, knives, kitchen tools and cooking utensils. A variety of outstanding cooking classes from premier chefs are offered.


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Kleiber’s Delicatessen

D11

Pulp & Press Juice Co.

G5

Seoul Seafood Shoppe

D11

Smith Cheese

D11

Snack N’ Bake

D11

The Tea Haus

D11

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-495-7753 Caterer Anna Turkiewicz has built a reputation for friendly, personal service and for carrying a large selection of high quality European delicatessen and gourmet products. Turkiewicz prepares her signature soups, cabbage rolls, schnitzels, perogies and sausages for take-away. 256 Central Avenue 519-601-1210 House specialty is cold pressed raw juice made from fresh, organic fruits and vegetables. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-645-4830 Purveyors of fresh sushi-grade fish, smoked and frozen fish, and seafood products. Enjoy authentic Korean food like kimchee, as well as British-style fish and chips and tempura. 130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-434-9643 Glenda and Danielle Smith offer more than 220 kinds of imported, domestic and artisanal cheese. If you are looking for quality and even rare cheese blocks, chances are Smith Cheese has it.

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-672-2363 The Snack ‘N Bake features more than 250 kinds of herbs and spices sealed in fresh-lock bags and are guaranteed to be of the highest quality when it comes to freshness and taste.

130 King Street — Covent Garden Market 519-679-0129 Located on the second floor, The Tea Haus is the perfect oasis to escape the hustle and bustle of the market. Find your favourite teas, pots, and teaware accessories. Afternoon Tea is served.

ValuMart

G1

Wine Rack

F1

Winexpert London

H2

234 Oxford Street East 519-432-1127 Conveniently located grocery store featuring national brands and President’s Choice products. 743 Richmond Street 519-434-1086 www.winerack.com Whether it’s for party planning, gift ideas or selecting the perfect bottle of wine for any occasion, the Wine Rack carries over 150 different wines, over 70 of which are VQA approved.

270 Piccadilly Street 519-679-9463 www.winexpertlondon.com Make your own wine at this stylish store in a renovated 1880s cottage or take home some of the best winemaking products available. Wine kits, equipment, supplies and friendly advice available.

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• Chris’ Coun try • Doris Family Cuts Produce • Field Gate Organics • Forrat’s Ch ocolates At The Marke t • Fraumeni’s Fruits & Vege tables • Glenda’s • Hasbeans • Havaris Pr oduce • Hot Oven • Internationa l Bakery • Kleiber’s De li • Manito’s Ro tisserie & Sandwich Shop • Nate’s Shaw arma • Olive R. Tw ists • Petit Paris

• Sebastian’ s • Seoul Seaf ood Shoppe • Smith Chee se • Snack ‘N Ba ke • Tanakaya • Thai Delight • Taylor Sue’ s • The Chocol ate Factory • The Ice Cr eamery • The Little Red Roaster • The Marke t Deli • The New De lhi Deli • The Piping Kettle Soup Co. • The Rice Bo x • The Salad Bowl • The Tea Ha us • Waldo’s Bi stro On King

• Andrew Gi llet’s The St udio • Bloomers At The Market • Carpe Diem Massage Ther apy • Collected W orks • CTV Two • Forget Me Not Flowers & More • Happy Wea r • Homeopath y London • Kwik Fix • London Co mmunity Foun dation • Market Kitc hen • Market Lott ery • Original Ki ds Theatre Co mpany • The Barker y • Tina’s Trea sury • Y.O.U. Mad e It

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