Portuguese commercial corridor along Dundas Street West, west of Ossington. Pastel de nata bakeries, charcoal-grilled chicken (frango churrasco), and seafood spots; one of Toronto's densest concentrations of European immigrant food heritage.
Toronto currently has 5 verified-open restaurants in Little Portugal licensed in the last 365 days. The newest is ARIETE E TORO (Italian) on Dundas St W, first seen 36 days ago. Chains are excluded. Data refreshed daily from the City of Toronto licence file.
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