If you like smoked wings (or haven't tried them) my vote is for Highway 61, and Big Bone BBQ a close second.
Otherwise my vote is for Duff''s.

I am a big fan of smoked bbq and recently tried Big Bone BBQ at Keele/Major Mac in Vaughan. Some of the best smoked ribs I have ever tasted, and the smoked wings are delicious. I am always on the lookout for new bbq places to try and I was not dissapointed.

I am a big fan of bbq and smoked ribs in particular and I really enjoy Southern Rub. I usually get the ribs with no sauce and get the Carolina mustard sauce on the side.

Can anyone recommend a restaurant in Toronto/905 area with good authentic Polish food, including czarnina, kapusta, patyczki?

Mercatto, both locations (Bay/Adelaide and Toronto St) have hot tables at lunch for take out, very tender and delicious.

Taking the family out for a milestone birthday and looking for some recommendations for good, authentic Italian in Vaughan Woodbridge or Richmond Hill area (that is open Sundays). The birthday girl especailly craves Veal Piccata. Thanks for your help.

I want to make a tomato sauce I had in Rome, all'amitriciana, and I think they used smoked pancetta as it had a real smoky flavour. Tonight I'll try double smoked bacon instead.

Harbour 60 is rudely overpriced and mediocre at best I would avoid it at all costs...eg $12 for a bottle of Coors Lite, and in true upscale-steakhouse gouging fashion charges you extra for sides. Bardi's on York Street is old-school and will not dissapoint, also the Keg on York St has a more upscale interior than most Kegs, and you will pay less than half than what you would at H60 or Ruth's Chris or any other of the overpriced expense account places.

Chef of India was just awful. I tried the buffet on two seperate occasions and it was one of the worst meals I have ever had, it is not fit for a dog to eat.
For lunch buffets, I highly recommend:
Bombay Palace - good ambiance, great food and service
Dhaba, King West - ditto, but it is a bit cramped for space
Khama - good food, spacious

For al a carte, I really like Khama Sutra on Bayview, food is fantastic, there is no buffet, ambiance is upscale but not snooty, prices are reasonable and they have a patio.