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This is what Star readers would add to our list of 100 unforgettable restaurants

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By Paige Oldfield Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
The result was our Top 100 Under $100, a definitive list of the most exciting, unique and tasty restaurants in the city, not one of which costs more than $100 for two before tax and tip. But no list is ever complete, and readers were quick to point out beloved neighbourhood gems that didn’t make the cut — from family spots to under-the-radar hidden gems. So we asked you to fill in the gaps.
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Toronto Star call-out: What’s your go-to affordable restaurant in the city?

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By Paige Oldfield Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
The Star sent its team of food-obsessed critics across the city on a mission to find the meals worth seeking out. The ground rules were simple: the food had to be great and the bill couldn’t be more than $100 for two before tax and tip. Every list draws a line somewhere, and plenty of deserving spots will always fall just outside it — but that’s where our readers come in.
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Did you work at Canada’s Wonderland? Readers reminisce on their summers at Vaughan amusement park

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By Paige Oldfield Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
When she walked through the gates of Canada's Wonderland on opening day, 18-year-old Heather Hill would never have imagined that she'd be running the place one day. As culture and lifestyle reporter Briony Smith reported, she went on to eventually rule the entire domain as vice-president and park manager. Having now retired after 45 years at the park, her roller coaster career has inspired other former workers to fondly share their own memories with the Star.
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