Buca Osteria & Enoteca Review

Buca is Italian, "hole". The Buca sign on King Street is small and seduced by a fire in the night. Italian restaurant. Closed every Sunday and Monday, other days open at 5pm until 11pm.

Recently, I may be too tired to eat. I have no appetite. I ate yesterday’s ginseng chicken soup in the morning. I didn’t eat lunch. I bought the meatballs and bucatini carbonara in less than 20 minutes. The photo was taken today. It was very ugly, but it was so delicious. My mother’s tears were going to flow out [poor] [Poor] [Poor] lactose is impatient, but I love creamy and cheery stuff

The food in this restaurant recommended by a friend is more exquisite. The so-called exquisiteness is a small plate, very beautiful, and generally creative dishes, said to be Italian, but added a lot of new ideas.

My husband and I visited Toronto and were able to dine out on our own, without the kids. A good friend recommended Bucca and we are so glad we went. We almost didn't go because our earliest reservation was at 9pm, but it happened that we were going to Belfast Love Drinks first and the timing worked out perfectly. Bucca's Italian food is great - we started with garlic bread knots (which were delicious) and then shared a pizza and a gnocchi dish. The pizza crust was thin, crispy and light. How do they do that? Goccchi is full of herbs in the center. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. The service was good but you were in no way in front of them the whole time. It would be a great place for a date night.

The place is not very big, so it is recommended to make a reservation before coming if possible, otherwise you really have to wait for a seat. Originally, our seat was not very good, next to the air conditioner, and the air conditioner was blowing towards my friends. Later, after I talked to the waiter, we were quickly arranged to change seats, which I was very satisfied with.