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    A wrap-around terrace and sliding patio doors make this fine dining room in downtown Oakville feel more like a smart summer evening than a white-tablecloth ordeal. The menu reads straightforward, beef tartare, oysters, pasta, but the kitchen turns each into something careful and considered. A Michelin star hangs over the whole thing, and the optional tasting menu is where the chef's ambitions come through most clearly.

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    • Corn agnolotti with manchego

      “Pasta is a highlight, like corn agnolotti with Manchego, but so too is the short rib.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Hokkaido scallop

      “Potato foam, brown butter, and roe are clever pairings with Hokkaido scallop.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Short rib

      “Pasta is a highlight, like corn agnolotti with Manchego, but so too is the short rib.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Cheesecake

      “And for dessert, cheesecake is surprisingly light and savory thanks to strawberries and a nutty almond cookie.”

      Michelin Guide

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