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What to order at Lapinou
- Must order
- The duck a l'orange and a glass from the Loire section.
- Signature dishes
- French neo-bistro plates, Natural wine
- Editor tip
- Lapinou rabbit en cocotte the must-order; the bar pours French growers by the glass.
CuisineFrench bistro
Price$$$
Neighborhoodking-west
HoursTue-Sat 17:30-22:30
Phone+1 416 924 6362
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Signature dishes: French neo-bistro plates, Natural wine
Must order: The duck a l'orange and a glass from the Loire section.
Tip: Lapinou rabbit en cocotte the must-order; the bar pours French growers by the glass.
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Address: 642 King Street W, Suite 102, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5
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