A Victorian grain mill has been transformed into a tapas bar that would easily fit into a Catalonian town. Exposed stone walls are adorned by backlit art that’s reminiscent of Picasso. Design house Studio Munge has done up the space in wood on wood on wood, a Pantone book's worth of warm tones. Rather than read the wine list, look around the room; every wine on offer—all Spanish—doubles as decoration. Catalan import Chef Ramón Simarro is making modern tapas that reimagines tapas.
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Madrina
2 Trinity Street, Toronto
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Downtown East
Hours
Mon–Tues 5–10pm; Thurs and Sun noon–10pm; Fri–Sat noon–11pm; closed Wed
Transportation
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Subway: Union, then bus 121 E to the Distillery District
Phone 416/548-8055 Prices Lunch main courses $16–$24; dinner tapas $5–$28 Cuisine Type Spanish Web site MadrinaNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.