toast_and_tea
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Yes, looks like they're open, their sign is turned on. Not sure if it's the same owners.
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Yes, looks like they're open, their sign is turned on. Not sure if it's the same owners.
rdaner
Senior Member
rdaner
Senior Member
What a difference having a retail space occupied makes! Taken 9 September.
mike0001
New Member
One block over at Church and Dundas
Mihairokov
Active Member
Krispy Kreme on the weekend looked close to opening. Windows were clear and most of the furnishings looked complete.
DSCToronto
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rdaner
Senior Member
This was news to me concerning the office building on the northeast corner of Sherbourne/Gerrard.
Taken 15 April.
evandyk
Senior Member
Do they mean hotel, or "hotel"?
toast_and_tea
Active Member
To Go Cafe has replaced POP Coffee/The Anarchist at 190 Jarvis St. They do Asian-style fruit lattes and weird macarons, and their menu is pretty overwhelming! They seem to have a following in the city and will probably do well with the student crowd. Soft open starts day, buy one get one free all weekend. My partner and I grabbed a Sparkling Grape Americano and a Banana Latte earlier, new flavour combinations for both of us. We also can't tell if that's a coffee bean or a peach in their logo.
Towered
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Oh no, the Anarchist didn't make a profit.
ShonTron
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Yeah, this is probably the only way a cafe can make a go of it in the area, with Tim Hortons, Starbucks and Avenue right at the corner. I imagine Avenue doing okay only because it’s the only one with a real food menu and places to actually sit.
The Anarchist was closed since the Christmas holidays; I’m surprised that it was never formally evicted (no termination of lease notice that I ever saw).
The Anarchist was closed since the Christmas holidays; I’m surprised that it was never formally evicted (no termination of lease notice that I ever saw).