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Toronto, Ontario
Family-owned Persian restaurant on Queen West with activist roots
Experience the flavors of Persian culture at this chic eatery on Queen Street West. Family-owned and steeped in activism, Banu serves up delicious Iranian dishes alongside creatively infused cocktails. The atmosphere is a nod to the cosmopolitan vibes of 70s Iran, with stylish decor that invites you to linger over dishes like saffron chicken and barberry rice. Perfect for an intimate dinner or a lively gathering, this restaurant is a haven for community and culture.
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