

Chef/patron Laurent Brion comes from Poitiers, France, where butterfat is not a food, it's religion. Chef Brion's charming bistro is old school French in the best sense: tiny, cramped, noisy, and yes, le patron mange ici. He is a man obsessed with flavour and his restaurant is a labour of love. Eat his chunky duck terrine with pistachios, close your eyes and you could be in Paris. Same with his classic French salad frisee aux lardons et Roquefort: The finest blue cheese in the world partners with crisp little chunks of fatty pork to make lettuce fun. Chef also demonstrates his mastery of la cuisine francaise with a quintessential classic French throwback: creamed mushrooms on puff pastry. He roasts black cod perfectly with scads of long-cooked garlic, and serves it with truffle-scented mashed potatoes. Even his bouillabaisse is unimpeachable, strong tomato-based broth with nicely cooked fish, and properly served with rouille to spoon on toasted baguette slices and drown in the soup.
| Cuisine | Bistro,French | Neighborhood | Harbord |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chef Name | Laurent Brion | Sous Chef Name | |
| Address | 124 Harbord Street Toronto, M5S 1G8 |
Phone | 416-962-8284 |
| Hours of Operation | Monday to Sunday 6 pm - 11 pm | Website | http://www.tatibistro.com |
| Signature Dish | Duck confit | Signature Dessert | Lemon Tart |
| Meals | Dinner | Vegetarian Friendly | Yes |
| Avg. cost for two | $120.00 | Credit Cards Accepted | AmEx, Mastercard, Visa |
| Wines Available | 25 | Bring Your Own Bottle | No |
| Sommelier | No | Corkage Fee | n/a |
| Year Opened | 2007 | Reservations | Recommended |
| Private Party Areas | 1 | Patio | Yes |
| Dress Code | No | Wheelchair Accessible | Yes, except for washrooms |
| Closest ATM | At Spadina & Harbord | Parking | Major Street until midnight |
| Winterlicious/Summerlicious | No | ||