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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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Salonika Estiatorio anchors its menu around handmade dishes, Saganaki feta with honey and sesame, melitzanosalata, Moussaka, Souvlaki house-made Baklava, each prepared in-kitchen using techniques rooted in the Salonika regional tradition. The kitchen sources ingredients with care and maintains a full sit-down dining room with reservations available, positioning itself as a neighbourhood Gathering Place rather than a casual grab-and-go counter. Saganaki feta with honey and sesame appears as the signature opening course, a crisp-fried cheese course finished tableside that sets the tone for the kitchen's grounded approach to Greek cooking.

Try the saganaki, cold octopus, tirokafteri, taramosalata, dolmadakia.

Other newly registered Greek kitchens nearby

20 daysEVA'S DAILY CAFEEtobicoke
22 daysSOUVLAKI STATIONWest TorontoNo website — visit early
4 monthsGREEK GORDOWest Toronto
10 monthsGYROS PIZZA FUSIONScarborough

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