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Mild Afro Lounge

3.2 (11 reviews)

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Oh my goodness it was sooooo good. Every dish was so yummy. The service was excellent and the decor is really artful and edgy. Loved it!!!

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Soho House Toronto

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Come for the douche bags, stay for the salad. The interior…read moredesign here is actually nice. They have a eclectic and faux rustic vibe going on with seating and sight lines set up so that you can watch who is in the room. Truly designed for today's busy d-bag to allow them to half listen to their guest over cocktails while they scan the room to see if someone more important has walked in. The food is meh and it feels like this place simply exists for indie film and local television producers to feel like they are a part of some scene. There are 200 better places to eat a short walk from here.

Mild Afro Lounge - lounges - Updated May 2026

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