As a roving Yorkville Lifestyle expert named by InTheknowlocal, I discovered this hidden gem which has glorious old-world decor and an outside patio facing the Windsor Arms Hotel.
Enigma Fine Dining in Yorkville is an intimate modern European fine dining restaurant located in the heart of Toronto’s historic Yorkville neighbourhood, nestled on picturesque St. Thomas Street and surrounded by mid-century and modern architecture.
Owner, chef and manager, Quentin Bennett, says "they celebrate the best of local and international ingredients serving a seasonal evolving lunch and an evening tasting menu."
Their wine list showcases regions from the old and new world, encompassing traditional and modern styles of winemaking alongside bespoke cocktails.
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