At the risk of sounding like a tremendously inauthentic yuppie, does anyone where I should buy good corn tortillas without lard, preferably in the area around little italy or the U of T?

Also, is there jarred salsa that is especially good? or is it always going to be leagues behind what I can make at home with canned tomatoes?

What do you all think?

Those pasta and risotto dishes are the same as the ones at sidecar, aren't they? I take it that the risotto is also not vegetarian, right? Does anyone know?

I would recommend Udupi Palace at 1460 Gerrard East.
Good south indian food and it is very reasonable (6 bucks for a Dosa, 9 bucks for a combination plate)

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Udupi Palace
1460 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M4L2A3, CA

it tastes acceptably like a kfc chicken sandwich. but it's fried in the same oil, if that matters to you.

Golden Turtle, at 125 Ossington Ave, has vegetarian pho.

I'm 90% sure you're talking about pasteis de nata

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastel_d...

I enjoy the ones from Golden Wheat, at 653 College St.

I'm coming in from Toronto to see my family, and I'll have 2 weeks to eat.

I was thinking of going to:
-Kim Anh
-Wa's
-The Coup
-Dairy Lane
-Peppino

I've heard some people aren't crazy about Peppino, and that Cafe Mauro is superior. Do they have good vegetarian sandwiches? Or anything vegetarian at all?

Is there anything else I shouldn't miss?

Thanks.

I want to add to the chorus of approval for Negroni. I've never eaten a better meal at that price level. Everything about this place is right.

I'm putting together a cheese plate for a party, and I'd like to know which cheese shops are best on:
A. Quality
B. Price
C. Knowledge and helpfulness of staff

I've heard good things about Cheese Magic (listeria aside), but there's a few cheese shops in my neighbourhood (little italy) that seem nice as well.

Thoughts?