Italian restaurant permanently closes after 25 years in Toronto Toronto TorontoRestaurant BusinessClosure
Five Doors North"We are very sad to inform you that after 25 years we have permanently closed ," read theOwner Vito Rizzuto said a combination of many things including the challenges of running a business in the last three years, rising food and labour costs and the state of the economy lead to the unfortunate closing.
Known for their traditional trattoria eats like hand-rolled gnocchi in a gorgonzola cream sauce, grilled homemade sausage and fancy involtini, Five Doors North was known for their decently-priced meals with big portions.
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