offer pasta dishes - all homemade of
course - three times a week and
catering is now a big part of their
business.
Dave, her husband, stresses
that the VEAL is still number
one, all prepared fresh daily and
cooked to order.
“I grew up on these sandwiches
in Toronto” Dave says “they’re very hearty, they’re a
two-handed sandwich” he adds
and smiles.
So with Ratpack music crooning
in the background and the
restaurant itself decorated in
a warm Mediterranean theme
with frescos and embellishments
handpainted on the cappuccino coloured walls, this little Italian
jewel on Simcoe keeps its customers
coming back for more.
“The great thing ”, says Julie, “is
you get quality food, cooked for you when you order it - no microwaves
or heatlamps....just wholesome
cooking that you can pick up and take
home to enjoy with a nice glass of wine
or to dine in and enjoy the music and a
nice cappuccino.”
Sinatra’s is located at 944 Simcoe
St N, between Taunton and
Rossland and is open 7 days a week.
with her hands as she sips on her espresso. She says “that dealing one on one with the customers and seeing them enjoy her food is the best job ever”.
Having spent 12 years living and working in Italy, Julie found an appreciation for cooking with fresh ingredients and passes that on in her own recipes in their restaurant. They even
If you crave Italian authenticity without having to buy a plane ticket or travelling to some back street in Little Italy Toronto, then Sinatra’s Hot Italian Sandwiches is a must for you!!! Compared daily to the city renowned California Sandwiches in Toronto, Julie and Dave Hall have been preparing these sandwiches for hungry patrons for many years now.
Unable to get the perfect veal sandwich outside of their native Toronto, Julie and Dave decided to open a restaurant of their own! Through trial and error and the freshest of ingredients, Julie came up with their famous homemade tomato
sauce (even Frank would have been
proud) that tops off every one of their
delicious HUGE sandwiches.
Julie is not a native of Italy but
may as well be as she chats with “paesano’s”
in fluent Italian, laughing and talking
