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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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The kitchen specializes in the Arepa, a cornmeal flatbread split and stuffed with proteins, cheese, lettuce house sauce, the pulled beef version serves as the calling card. Arepas anchor Venezuelan casual dining across the diaspora cachapas, sweet corn pancakes often filled with cheese and meat, represent a less common platform in the city. The cachapa is the differentiator worth the trip: a griddle-cooked disc of fresh corn batter, slightly sweet, folded around fillings that demand a specific technique to stay intact.

Try the arepa - pulled beef, cachapa, empanada - cheese.

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10 monthsVENEZOLANO AREPA SHOPDowntown

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