don’t think. The atmosphere was quite different to me, noisier. Service was fine but all in all we won’t be going back. So sorry too as il Mulino was our favorite place for special celebrations. (1 reply, last updated by g.m. November 23, 2009)

Need help to choose between Il mulino or Luce for a special Italian dinner. Though 4 stars (Toronto Life),but find Via Allegro dissappointing. Also tried Mistura and Coppi, but find both so-so. (1 reply, last updated by carina November 30, 2004)

Planning to celebrate my brother-in-law’s birthday with some ‘re-fined’ Italian food coupled with wine pairing. Narrowed down choices to Il Mulino and Luce. Did not consider Via Allegro since last visit was a... (2 replies, last updated by JJ September 11, 2005)

You might want to try Il Mulino (more innovative) or Coppi (more traditional) for upscale restaurants serving quality Italian cuisine. My meal at Il Mulino was the most refined Italian meal I can remember having in Toronto. Zucca... (5 replies, last updated by grilledcheese April 17, 2008)

Going out with my husband tonight...feeling like being ‘out’, somewhere where people are likely to be despite the freezing cold, thinking of a warm vibe- Rosebud, Il Mulino and Niagara Street are on the table (Harbord... (2 replies, last updated by Dimbulb January 26, 2009)

and how did he get to be the executive chef at Il Mulino? (9 replies, last updated by Googs March 26, 2008)

Il Mulino (1060 Eglinton Avenue West near Allen Road) Had a truly memorable dinner here in December. Prices are reasonable, considering the quality and impressive selection of menu items. Excellent Italian food in North Toronto.... (10 replies, last updated by baseline August 31, 2005)

I had a very good one at Il Mulino on Eglinton last month. They do it seared on a puff pastry cup with grappa-poached juniper berries and pear. Very good balance of acid and fat. (6 replies, last updated by exquisite March 17, 2008)

, including Sette Mezzo, Boujadi, Sado Sushi, Bombay Masala and, probably the best of the whole lot, Il Mulino. (5 replies, last updated by FlavoursGal March 26, 2007)

Hill is fine), between Leslie and Bathurst, moderately priced, not too exotic food, with a decent atmosphere. So far, Il Mulino, Coppi, North 44 has been turned down as too expensive, Sequel has been turned down because its... (1 reply, last updated by The Macallan 18 May 13, 2006)

il mulino even if a bit out your areaa. Link: http://www.ilmulinorestaurant.com (7 replies, last updated by k-dogs December 14, 2005)

Years ago I would have recommended Barolo for such an occasion but I understand the owner sold it and has opened a new place on Eglinton W. called Il Mulino that has been getting very good reviews. Anyone been? Barolo had a great... (8 replies, last updated by sushifile September 21, 2004)

before taxes and tip but including wine). A private room would be nice but is not esential. We were thinking of Il Mulino as a possibility. We’re not interested in ByMark, North 44, Scaramouche or Splendido. Centrally... (10 replies, last updated by Snarf July 6, 2007)

Il mulino! Food still consistently good after all these years. Approach is a bit more modern rather than rustic. (22 replies, last updated by sugarcube October 15, 2008)

Coppi, Romagna Mia and Il Mulino might also fit the bill...if you think they would prefer upscale Italian over continental/contemporary cuisine. Celestin is another good option, if you think they would like French food with a nice... (7 replies, last updated by spaetzle October 18, 2006)