Posted on 03/05/08
'Where does Forest Hill wear its taste buds?'
Le Pain Quotidien508 Eglinton Ave. W., Toronto 416-485-3000. Lunch for two with wine, tax and tip, $45. No liquor licence.If the opening of Toronto's first Le Pain Quotidien (on Eglinton Avenue west of Avenue Road) is anything less than the second coming, I'd be surprised. From day one, the place has been mobbed. Lunchtime is a maelstrom of yummy mummies with perfect hair, buff bodies and the occasional Porsche of strollers. The backdrop is perfect, for Le P.Q. is the perfect faux French farmhouse. One almost expects to climb rickety wooden stairs to an attic bedroom with duvet cover by Au Lit and bathroom by Ginger.
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