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The Fat Belgian : Little Belgium in heart of Toronto

by Jaclyn Kasprzak, streets.to correspondent

 

Nestled within the bustling entertainment district, The Fat Belgian is the newest local denizen with the name that no one can forget.   Located near the corner of John & Adelaide, The Fat Belgian boasts a double-decker interior with a spacious patio bordered with bountiful flower baskets and elegantly lit street lamps.  Warm, dark mahogany wood furniture and fixtures and large cushion-adorned banquettes creates an urban loftesque atmosphere ideal for a date or a get-together with some old friends.

Executive Chef Christopher Schelck showcases a passion for authenticity and quality can be exuded within the food that he prepares on a daily basis.  Everything right down to the carefully reduced balsamic vinegar is meticulously readied within The Fat Belgian’s kitchen.  By dining at this venue, one is able to indulge on dishes such as Baked Goat Cheese Salad, Moules (mussels) Belgique, traditional steak and frites, and puff pastry pizza.  Pricing per plate is considerably moderate with an average dinner cheque amounting to approximately $25 per person.  The service at The Fat Belgian is very friendly, knowledgeable and readily accessible.

Adding to the Fat Belgian’s appeal is their vast and continuously growing repertoire of Belgian ales and lagers.  Their current collection includes trappist beers such as Chimay, Orval & Rochefort, Witbiers (white beers) including Hoegaarden, as well as varieties of abbey & blonde beers, and standard pils like Leffe, Duvel & Stella.  Staying true to each brand, The Fat Belgian likes to serve each beer in its respective branded tulip glass – a true testament to the culture that they promote.  The ever-increasing demand for additional Belgian blends has motivated The Fat Belgian to strive and scout rarer and finer varietals. 

The Fat Belgian is definitely a place where couples can cozy up, friends can catch-up, and everyone can relax and sight-see Toronto’s unmistakable nightlife, all while enjoying a cold lager and delicious food – what more can one ask for?

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The Fat Belgian - 115 John Street (at Adelaide) 416.596.0000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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