Sneaky Dee's

[Morgan Ellis]

Question:

Has anyone ever had dinner at Sneaky Dee's On Bathurst and College? If so what do you think about the Mexican food they serve...?

Question:

People go there for dinner? I've only ever gone when I was younger and in the mood to get as shit faced as possible. Something at which I succeeded admirably, may I add. From there, we'd usually try to stumble over to Lee's Palace, or the Bovine...or, ah fuck. I forget. We were too drunk.

Morgan

ps: Actaully, huevos rancheros for brunch at SD's is sort of a tradition with myself and some friends...

 

[elmufdvr]

Cantina mexicana in miss was a mentioned in the star a little while back in there food section... it is true Mexican food here in Toronto is hard to find..lets see... it might have to do with the fact that we are in Toronto and not in mexico... the water here is safe to drink, the health controls are stricter and the fact that most of the customers here are not sun burnt and drunk out of their skulls might have to do with the idea that the food here is not as good as on vacation...

 

[K Douglas]

Thanks for the suggestions MissCroft, I've been dying to find a good Mexican place in Toronto for ages.

Elmer,
Try Mariachi's as well - Yonge St south of Eglinton. Great authentic mexican food and the best guacamole I've ever tasted. I think its still there, haven't gone in 2 years.

 

[Rockslinger]

Never been inside the place, but didn't someone get shot to death there a couple of years ago?

 

[bethy]

lmao... ohhhhh nooooooooo

terb party every thursday at Sneaky dee's from now on, or wherever moet goes for dinner.

it sounds like moet found any source of income...

 

[frankcastle]

Does anyone remember the Mexican restaurant, the name escapes me, that was located at The Village on the Grange?

The ceviche was incredible and the gazpacho soup was made to order. It was the best Mexican restaurant of it's day and there has been no place like it since. These days going the the VOTG only brings sadness, that fabulous restaurant has been replaced by a mundane fish and chips shop.

Must have been years ago it has been a fish and chips place there for at least the last 4 or 5 years.

I used to pop in there all the time for some cheap take out dinners. As far as food courts go it's pretty good. Lots of variety Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Fish and Chips, Greek, Italian etc. oh and a McDs for the less adventuress

 

[Eli]

It's an interesting place. Kinda a place you can wolf down nachos con pollo and beer while listening to Sonic Youth blaring over the sound system.

 

[goodtime]

Sneaky w/good food for the money.

Does anyone remember the Mexican restaurant, the name escapes me, that was located at The Village on the Grange?

The ceviche was incredible and the gazpacho soup was made to order. It was the best Mexican restaurant of it's day and there has been no place like it since. These days going the the VOTG only brings sadness, that fabulous restaurant has been replaced by a mundane fish and chips shop.

It's been a while. Fa w/the lunchtime OCA crowd.

I miss Sukura.