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AlvinofDiaspar
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Too hot to wear clothes
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Mit Far, at Yonge and Roxborough.
AlvinofDiaspar
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I spy lots of Ikea furniture - FRÖSET, RÖNNINGE and LISABO tables and chairs. Not quite "boutique".
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The prices are boutique though - I paid close to 7 bucks for a medium iced Americano. Must be nice to be a Rosedaler!
AlvinofDiaspar
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It's always nice to be a Rosedaler - charging anything less would it make too hoi polloi - which would definitely not be boutique.
Did you feel like a Rosedaler afterwards?
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evandyk
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Stick to the Common. It's just $3!
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I don't like that you can't actually go inside and chill there anymore (since the covid years), so I've been boycotting them.
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Not at all - I'm way to cool for stuffy Rosedale! I admit I'd like to explore that section of Yonge more however. Seems much more appealing than the uninteresting dump it is south of Bloor.
evandyk
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I think Maker Bean across the street has cheap coffee in the afternoon hours too.
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Imanishi McCormick Park Cafe! Seasonal cafe operating out of a shipping container next to the McCormick Community Centre and rink in Brockton (south of Dundas and Brock). Delicious chicken karage was devoured with delight by yours truly.
Can someone explain to me why these cute little businesses aren’t in every goddamn park in the city??? Seems like a no brainer but my instinct tells me there’s some city hall stupidity at play…
Natika33
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Agreed that would be great!
evandyk
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I've been meaning to go there ever since moving to the west end, but haven't made it.
I say that about small food service operations in parks so often that my wife just rolls my eyes when I do it. I walked through Berczy park today around lunch time, and it boggles my mind that there's no coffee cart, food truck, shipping container bar, or whatever. It would make a killing (the city could even take a cut) and make the park a more pleasant place to be.
I say that about small food service operations in parks so often that my wife just rolls my eyes when I do it. I walked through Berczy park today around lunch time, and it boggles my mind that there's no coffee cart, food truck, shipping container bar, or whatever. It would make a killing (the city could even take a cut) and make the park a more pleasant place to be.