At Toronto’s Leña, Argentinean hospitality makes Art Deco feel accessible
Housed in a heritage building which has been converted into a Saks Fifth Avenue, Leña Restaurante brings a breath of fresh air to the traditionally stuffy financial district. Named for executive chef Anthony Walsh’s mother-in-law Elena, the restau
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