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Italian food is good here. 4.3 is what this restaurant received from the Google rating system.
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DaleDines
2 months ago on Google
Great little spot. The food is delicious and feels like proper, comforting Italian food without the place trying too hard to be fancy or pretentious. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate and has that warm, slightly bustling, family-run feel that makes you want to stay awhile. Everything we had tasted fresh and homemade, and the prices felt really reasonable for the quality. Service was friendly and welcoming as well. Definitely one of those Danforth gems that I can understand people coming back to again and again. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4
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Luisa Fernanda Granada Mejia
2 months ago on Google
Was my first time to visit this beautiful restaurant and my experience was amazing…. For sure I ‘ll come back . The food was super delicious the environment love it. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Vic Li
8 months ago on Google
Came here for a nice dinner during the Winterlicious event, where you pay a specific price for a 3-course meal from a specific Winterlicious menu that has a few options per course to choose from. I am just going to review this based on the dishes I personally ordered and from what I thought of the taste(s). Upon entering, where we were slightly early for our reservation, we noticed that the restaurant was rather busy and nobody acknowledged us for a couple minutes. Finally, a gentleman came over and took our names, and we were seated. As I have been to 7 Numbers twice before, I was very familiar with the atmosphere and what to expect ambiance-wise. The walls are nicely decorated, there is ample heating during the cold winter months, and the restaurant dining room is very dark, mostly lit by live candles - this gives a very comfortably intimate vibe, but be advised that since it is quite dark, it would be slightly difficult to see some things and you have to be careful not to knock over things in the shadows. Regarding the service... I found the staff to be friendly enough when interacting with you, but the overall feeling was that everyone and everything was a little rushed - not to the point where you feel dismissed, but it was definitely not the slow, attentive and personalized service that you may come to expect from a restaurant of this caliber. That was most clearly highlighted by the fact that they began taking away our candles even before we fully got dressed and left our table at the end of the night. Okay, onto the food! Probably what you guys care about the most anyways. For my appetizer, I ordered the "Piccole Polpette al Cuore di Mozzarella" - mini beef meatballs with cheese and a delicious tomato based sauce. The portion size looked rather small at first, but there was a decent amount of substance in the dish. The meatballs were well-cooked, and contained molten cheese on the inside as a filling. The flavours really complimented each other nicely, and the meat and cheese were elegantly balanced by the sauce. I would give this dish a solid 8/10. For the main, I ordered the "Branzino alla Pugliese" - pan-seared sea bass with a tomato–olive–caper relish, served over lemon-scented farro and finished with fresh herbs. The sea bass had crispy skin, and was thoroughly cooked. The meat was not extremely moist but contained plenty of flavour. I will admit, some bites were slightly "fishy", not terribly distracting but it is a fair warning to anyone who is very queasy when it gets to seafood taste, that the fish will taste like, well, fish!? The tomato and olive caper relish was a great pairing to the fish, as the sweetness of the tomatoes and the saltiness of the olives truly elevated the star up a notch. There were two side compliments, one a parmesan cheese, the other a roasted (jalapeno?) pepper side, which can be used to top off your mains. The roasted peppers had a bit of a kick to it and tasted really good - highly recommended. The parmesan, well, you can never have too much parmesan! Anyways, the sea bass main was solid - I'll give it a nice 8.2/10. Finally, it was time for my dessert. I ordered the "Nutella Tiramisu" - espresso-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone, and a swirl of Nutella, all packed into a 125ml mason jar. It was nice, which is a decent compliment in my books. Smooth, creamy, and decadent, a nice ending to a solid meal. 8/10. A disclaimer, the POS machine is set up so that the default min tip percentage (%) is 20%, which is what I went with, but if you are used to 12%, 15%, or 18% (or something else), you will need to manually enter a $ value or your own % value. All in all, this was a good dining experience, and I expected nothing less as I knew the food here to be really good anyways. 7 Numbers Danforth serves quality Italian cuisine with a cozy quaint atmosphere. Although I didn't have drinks this time, I have during my previous experiences here and yes their drinks are great as well. It was a pleasant evening. Thanks for reading if you made it this far, have a wonderful day! Price per person: $50–60 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4
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Italian, Vegetarian options
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307 Danforth Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Opening hours
| SundaySun | 5PM-10PM |
| MondayMon | Closed |
| TuesdayTue | 5PM-10PM |
| WednesdayWed | 5PM-10PM |
| ThursdayThu | 5PM-10PM |
| FridayFri | 5PM-10PM |
| SaturdaySat | 5PM-10PM |
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