Conejo Negro

Conejo Negro is a casual restaurant at 838 College Street in Toronto's Little Portugal, Ontario, Canada, listed in the Michelin Guide Toronto 2026 selection as a Bib Gourmand. The Bib Gourmand designation points to good food at moderate prices, and the kitchen's cooking draws on Caribbean and Latin American traditions, served as shareable plates. Specific dishes change, so visitors should check the current menu, but the style favours bright, bold, citrus- and chilli-forward flavours rather than formal presentation. The room is informal and sociable, with a noise level that climbs at busy evening hours and no dress code. The College Street strip around it is lined with bars and restaurants, which gives the block a lively evening character, and the restaurant suits groups who want to share several plates. A cocktail and drinks list typical of Caribbean and Latin American restaurants, including rum- and agave-based options, pairs naturally with the menu; ask staff for current recommendations. Typical spend is about CAD 35-65 per person, roughly USD 25-47, depending on how many plates and drinks are ordered. Visitors should check the restaurant's website for its current booking platform, as some Toronto restaurants use OpenTable, Resy or Tock, and reserve ahead for Friday and Saturday evenings or for groups of more than four. Weeknights and early seatings are easier to secure. The location is served by the College Street streetcar, and it is within walking distance of Little Italy and Ossington, making it a convenient stop on a night out in the west-central part of the city. Vegetarian and other dietary needs can usually be discussed with staff on arrival.