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		<title>Giro d&#8217;Italia restaurant festival is coming to Toronto</title>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All the nonnas would be so happy to see us all enjoy the flavours of Italy at <strong>Giro d&#8217;Italia</strong>, Toronto&#8217;s third annual Italian restaurant festival. From April 4 to 14, some of the city&#8217;s top Italian restaurants will offer special dining menus representing the various regions of Italy.</p>
<p>From Sicily to Fruili Venezia-Giulia this <em>primavera</em> celebration will fill our hearts and our bellies. Dinner includes a 4-course menu ($52) and lunch a 3-course menu ($32).</p>
<p>General public reservations will be accepted beginning Monday, April 1st through <b><a href="http://www.girotoronto.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">their website</a></b> (American Express card members get early access beginning March 28).</p>
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<p>Twenty restaurants will feature twenty diverse regional Italian cuisines. Here are the participating restaurants:</p>
<p><strong>ARDO</strong> (243 King Street East) will feature the region of Valle d’Aosta<br />
<strong>Aria</strong> (25 York Street) will feature the region of Emilia-Romagna<br />
<strong>Ascari Enoteca</strong> (1111 Queen Street East) will feature the region of Liguria<br />
<strong>Bricco</strong> (3047 Dundas Street West) will feature the region of Veneto<br />
<strong>Campagnolo</strong> (832 Dundas Street West) will feature the region of Sardegna<br />
<strong>Cantina Mercatto</strong> (20 Wellington Street East) will feature the region of Abruzzo<br />
<strong>Coppi</strong> (3363 Yonge Street) will feature the region of Lombardia<br />
<strong>Cucinato</strong> (1338 Lansdowne Avenue) will feature the region of Puglia<br />
<strong>Enoteca Sociale</strong> (1288 Dundas St West) will feature the region of Piemonte<br />
<strong>Local Kitchen</strong> ( 1710 Queen Street West) will feature the region of Molise<br />
<strong>L’Unità</strong> (134 Avenue Road) will feature the region of Trentino-Alto Adige<br />
<strong>Noce</strong> (875 Queen Street West) will feature the region of Basilicata<br />
<strong>Paese</strong> (3827 Bathurst Street) will feature the region of Sicilia<br />
<strong>Parcheggio</strong> (2901 Bayview Avenue) will feature the region of Friuli Venezia-Giulia<br />
<strong>Quanto Basta</strong> ( 1112 Yonge Street) will feature the region of Toscana<br />
<strong>Tutti Matti</strong> (364 Adelaide Street West) will feature the region of Campania<br />
<strong>Ufficio</strong> (1214 Dundas Street West) will feature the region of Umbria<br />
<strong>Viaggio</strong> (1727 Dundas St West) will feature the region of Lazio<br />
<strong>Zucca</strong> (2150 Yonge Street) will feature the region of Calabria</p>
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