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Toronto’s Best Sandwiches: the Shrimp’wich at Little Italy’s Fuel House

By Karolyne Ellacott

The Shrimp'wich (Image: Karolyne Ellacott)

Tucked around the corner from Little Italy’s main drag, Fuel House serves up pints and grub in a charming pub setting. Those looking to mow down can set up camp in one of the rooms of the reno’d Victorian home, or opt to indulge in a little patio party. 

From the sandwich-laden menu, our pick is the Shrimp’wich ($12), since it manages to be both comforting and summery all at once.

A troop of deep-fried and battered shrimp is slathered with house-made dill tartar sauce and topped off with some red cabbage and fennel slaw for a bit of crunch. The whole affair is piled onto an OMG milk bun and served with a side of coleslaw.

Fuel House, 53 Clinton St., 416-846-4217

More of Toronto’s best sandwiches:

The grilled vegetable sandwich at Urban Herbivore
The County General’s fried chicken thigh sandwich
The wild salmon sandwich at The Fish Store

 
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