It's been little more than five months since Toronto's longstanding Piri Piri Grill bid the Junction Triangle a permanent farewell, but its usurper, a trendy new Italian restaurant, has already called the space home.For over 25 years, Piri Piri Grill stood as the stalwart representative for Portuguese cuisine in the Junction Triangle, with its expansive patio and comfortable, breathable atmosphere.Bountiful, fragrant plates flew over the pass for a quarter-century, serving generations of customers from the neighbourhood, the city's Portuguese community, and anyone who needed their fix of, well, piri piri, before it closed permanently in November 2025.At the time, Piri Piri Grill's ownership teased that they'd be launching an entirely new concept at the same address and, just two months later, announced their sophomore effort, Enoteca Rossio.As of March 2026, the new restaurant has officially, albeit quietly, opened for business.A major departure from the c...