Episode 1 -Dial R for Ras & Bar Sybanne
Show Notes
Bar Sybanne, a delightfully hip Mediterranean and Moroccan restaurant in Toronto. Here are some pictures to give you a sense of the vibey décor and a look at the portraits of Howard’s grandmothers. Bar Sybanne is located at 229 Ossington Ave. Toronto.

Reservations and more info can be found on their website https://www.barsybanne.com/


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