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Scaddabush Italian Kitchen & Bar

Scaddabush Italian Kitchen & Bar

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3.8 Google Review
580 Progress Ave, Toronto, Ontario, M1P 2K2, Canada
(416) 296-9697 www.scaddabush.com
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May 7, 2018
OMG THE CHEESE! Fresh made in house daily. We had the pleasure of sitting right next to the open kitchen where the chefs were making the cheese at the counter. Not only was it a cool thing to see in the works, but also melted in your mouth! Chefs were super friendly and conversed not only w myself, but were overly nice to my 2 year old who was curiously looking over at what they were doing. The pizza's good, the pasta was great! Overall nice experience. Have eaten there before and will definitely be back again!

May 20, 2018
The few times I've dined here the service was great, but tonight we got there at 11pm all the staff who finished their shift were by the bar and were being catered to more so than the actual guests. Workers food was served before guests but I figured maybe they put in their order before ending. I asked for a straw took forever to come. I got up and got it myself at the bar. Two other tables that arrived after us and had a different server got their food before us. Overall, I love the Chicken and Shrimp pasta and generally love the staff/service here...but tonight will be my last time going to this location. The server we had made it seem like she didn't want to serve us in the first place her vibe was off/pretentious. I might go again when I know the dope servers are there and not the late night saturday crew...or just do takeout. 2 stars for the experience tonight.

May 19, 2018
I’m a cheese lover and almost a very frequent customer of this location. So the other day i ordered my sorentina pasta with extra cheese and it turned out that they didn’t add extra cheese to it so when the server came up to me and asked how the food was so i CASUALLY just said that there was no extra cheese because I know when they add it extra as i come here often. So when i asked for my bill the manager (GOSH THE KINDEST EVER) actually didn’t charge me for the whole pasta that i ordered and ate. I honestly love this location, the staff is the sweetest and also the Manager is amazing. The best italian food ever hands down and the best cheese ❤️ thank you for the lovely service every single time i come here i leave happy and content because food is life!

Apr 28, 2018
Love this place! It is a very extroverted type of restaurant, so if you're in a super quiet leave me alone kind of mood then skip it and go when you're feeling more friendly - the waiters will interact with you quiet a bit, tell you all about the food there and so on. The space is absolutely beautiful and there is lots to see - an open mozzarella station where you can watch the chef's prepare the special cheese dishes (I've even sat up there to eat my meal and hang out with them, where they explained the whole process to me - and I love cheese so this was obviously incredibly fascinating!) - also lots of fancy candles and bottles of sauce.and things like that to look at. Nice low lighting. Oh and the food is just decadent and delicious. I don't eat pasta often but this is my #1 pick for whenever I get that itch cause it's just such a wonderful experience from beginning to end. My man cannot live without the zucchini fritters. And I'm crazy about the La Bomba cheese, the meatballs, and some pasta dish that has sausage and fennel (I don't remember what it's called). I think this would be a great spot to bring kids (they provide crayons and paper to doodle on) or for a romantic date or celebration of any other kind. Scaddabush will take of you. Trusssst!

Apr 23, 2018
Great atmosphere and equally great food! I tried the meatball (it was as good as they advertise it to be!) as well as the mixed greens salad. Very good service and an overall awesome experience!

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Opening Hours

Mon:11:30 am - 12 am
Tue:11:30 am - 12 am
Wed:11:30 am - 12 am
Thu:11:30 am - 12 am
Fri:11:30 am - 1 am
Sat:11:30 am - 1 am

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