This month is for Toronto Summerlicious where over 200 restaurants around Toronto participate to offer three or four course lunch and dinner at a prix fixe. This event runs from 7 July to 23 July. For this year, we visited for the first time the Spanish restaurant in the Danforth and Broadview area called Tapas at Embrujo. Despite falling down on centre stage when I tripped as I didn't see the stage where the flamenco dancing was held, the food was overall delicious and authentic Spanish. I came out fine from my embarrassing fall despite some hurting shoulders and a bruise on my leg, thank God. In their Summerlicious menu, we ordered the gambas (shrimp), gazpacho soup (cold vegetable soup) and drank kitron (coke, rum and red wine). For main course, we all tried the paella valenciana and then finally for dessert, we had the Tarta de Santiago and the goat cheese fritters. Overall, it was really delicious and filling. Summerlicious is a worthy and fun event to try the restaurants in our City.
Toronto Summerlicious from 7 July to 23 July.
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