What began as a stall at the now-defunct Food Alley<\/a>\u00a0has found a new, albeit under-the-radar, home, operating out of the Entertainment District’s Pizza Rustica<\/a>.<\/p>\n A far cry from the host restaurant’s suite of traditional Italian fare, this business serves hefty dumplings that run the gamut from classic har gow to unique creations like jerk chicken and chickpea curry dumplings.<\/p>\n Pasta Privato<\/a><\/p>\n Nestled just beyond the entrance to Notte<\/a>, this intimate restaurant is its host’s sophisticated, romantic little sister.<\/p>\n Offering tasting menus and \u00e0 la carte, you can expect a lot more than just pasta here, though the pasta does steal the show. Global influences from far and wide blend with Italian dishes to unexpected \u2014 though always delicious \u2014 ends.<\/p>\n 520 Cafe Bar<\/a><\/p>\n It’s business-as-usual while the sun is up at this Queen West cafe-by-day, but when the night falls, the front door locks, and operations shift towards its secretive speakeasy set-up.<\/p>\n Locate the entrance to the bar in Graffiti Alley, and you’ll quickly discover an impressive suite of creative cocktails and regular event programming.<\/p>\n 520 Cafe Bar transforms into a secretive speakeasy at night.<\/p>\n Profound Pizza<\/a><\/p>\n You’ll have to take your slices to go when you order from this pizza ghost kitchen in the Junction, unless you want to eat at the grocery store<\/a> the pizza shop operates out of.<\/p>\n Specializing in Detroit-style pizza, the pies at this secretive pizza shop are all crispy, cheesy edges, thick dough and sauce on top. What more could a pizza lover\u00a0ask for?<\/p>\n![\"secret](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/1775746370-20260317-520CafeBar-19.jpg\"\/)
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