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Portuguese Bake Shop And Chicken House
A Portuguese bakery and rotisserie chicken counter offering dine-in, takeout delivery.
Etobicoke835 KIPLING AVE
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The newest Portuguese restaurant registered in Toronto, as of September 11, 2026. First seen in official City of Toronto records on September 11, 2026.
The kitchen centres on two anchors: flame-roasted Portuguese chicken, seasoned and carved to order custard tarts (natas), the signature pastry baked fresh daily. The operation relocated from its previous location in 2025 and now operates with expanded seating, a front patio rooftop dining. The Portuguese chicken is the calling card, paired with a rotating selection of traditional Portuguese pastries and prepared dishes that draw on recipes from Portugal adapted for the Toronto market.
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