Showing posts with label Italian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italian. Show all posts

1/25/2011

Couldn't be better alone..: Italian Pedavena and Calamari, Restaurant 'Tappo' Building No 3. Distillery District Toronto May 20 2009

There was very strong but warm wind in the acute edge of the corner in the patio in the Italian restaurant. I didn't know the place is for Italian until they recommended me the Italian draught for the first choice of drink. Usually they provide a list of beers starting from Mid-European ones followed by Canadian or American. Never heard Italian draft beer for the first one before. But they did and I willingly tried one of course.. And it was soooo goooood!!! The brewery name was Pedavena!! I tried two more glasses and much satisfied with the sexy shape of the glass as well.

Roasted calamari was excellent with slight taste of charcoal burn and quite matched with my beer.

As I was wholly tasting the brightness of the gorgeous afternoon sunshine under the strong wind with foamy draft beer in one hand, my favorite train was passing by my turf slowly and pompously.. resounding the nostalgic rhythm of the wheel noise... It couldn't be happier..


1/22/2011

as it sounds tasty.. :p , Italian Restaurant 'Dimmi' Yorkville Toronto Aug 19 2010

Dolomiti.. Moretti..
sound so cute though not quite tasty.. :p

After watching french gangster movie in Cumberland Cinema nearby I just needed to clear my throat..


Good Morning Lebanon.. OST Dance with Bashir
linguni with clams.. having some fun with the small sea shells..




I love walking through this narrow alley located just in the middle of downtown Toronto.

10/09/2009

空間 Pasta & Beef over Pedavena Draught, Italian Restaurant Bldg 3. Distillery District Toronto Jun 4 2009

My favorite place in Distillery District when I feel thirsty.

The Italian draft beer of Pedavena was so cool & fresh under the sun in the patio when I first came to this restaurant. Not too much flavoured, the Italian one was kind of best draft beer for my taste. I love the golden transparent color, soft & rich foam and the live tiny bubbles which are incessantly being created from the bottom of the trendy glass.
This time I tried another Calamari with Pasta but I found that the naming of the dish just confused me. I found 'Calamari del Lomonari..' or something like that on the menu so I thought it's calamari. But I found that it was a couple of sliced beef with pasta. Taste was not bad though I was bit disappointed. :-)

6/09/2009

好好肥酒 Pasta & Beef over Pedavena Draught, Italian Restaurant Bldg 3. Distillery District Toronto Jun 4 2009

My favorite place in Distillery District when I feel thirsty. The Italian draft beer of Pedavena was so cool & fresh under the sun in the patio when I first came to this restaurant. Not too much flavoured, the Italian one was kind of best draft beer for my taste. I love the golden transparent color, soft & rich foam and the live tiny bubbles which are incessantly being created from the bottom of the trendy glass.

This time I tried another Calamari with Pasta but I found that the naming of the dish just confused me. I found 'Calamari del Lomonari..' or something like that on the menu so I thought it's calamari. But I found that it was a couple of sliced beef with pasta. Taste was not bad though I was bit disappointed. :-)












5/21/2009

Couldn't be better alone..: Italian Pedavena and Calamari, Building No 3. Distillery District Toronto May 20 2009

There was strong but warm wind in the acute edge of the corner in the patio in the Italian restaurant. I didn't know the place was for Italian dishes until they recommended me the Italian draught for the first choice of drink. Usually they provide a list of beers starting from Mid-European ones followed by Canadian or American. Roasted calamari was excellent with slight taste of charcoal burn and quite matched with my beer.

As I was wholly tasting the brightness of the gorgeous afternoon sunshine under the strong wind with foamy draft beer in one hand, my favorite train was passing by my turf slowly and pompously.. resounding the nostalgic rhythm of the wheel noise..