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Which McDick's location doesn't attract a steady flow of "interesting" clientele?
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Which McDick's location doesn't attract a steady flow of "interesting" clientele?
Richard White
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I've been to ones in London And Hungary. You would be surprised how clean and respectful the clientele are.
Towered
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I don't understand the appeal either. It's...fried chicken. It's been around forever. What are Jollibee and Chick-Fil-A doing differently with goddamn fried chicken than the other chains to justify standing in lineups and overpaying for shitty food??
Towered
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Those damn civilized Europeans!
Richard White
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The Mcdonalds in Budapests Western Railway station is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. See here in this image from u/littlebakewell on Reddit.
AlbertC
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Asian Bowl, a Vietnamese restaurant on Yonge Street just south of Dundas Square has closed, as it's become unsustainable with the sharp decline in tourists, downtown workers, shoppers and theatre goers in the area. Rent for the unit were reportedly $40,000 per month.
www.blogto.com
Toronto restaurant closes after struggling to pay more than $40K per month in rent
Asian Bowl owner Ky Ha managed to keep his business open for five months of the pandemic until he couldn't anymore. After 11 years of business, th...
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Bayer
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I've never witnessed that in Toronto in 33 years - but I saw it many times during the week I spent in Rome. As we arrived at our hotel, on a hot and dry day, I had to warn my friend: "Don't step in that puddle. It's not water."
Richard White
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At least it wasn't in the Trevi Fountain!
Midtown Urbanist
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The neighbourhood has definitely gotten more seedy as of late.
gabe
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Asian Bowl, a Vietnamese restaurant on Yonge Street just south of Dundas Square has closed, as it's become unsustainable with the sharp decline in tourists, downtown workers and theatre goers in the area. Rent for the unit were reportedly $40,000 per month.
Toronto restaurant closes after struggling to pay more than $40K per month in rent
Asian Bowl owner Ky Ha managed to keep his business open for five months of the pandemic until he couldn't anymore. After 11 years of business, th...
Oh great another empty papered up store front downtown.
The poor guy has been there 11 years and the landlord couldn't give the guy a break? So now the rich landlord will have an empty store front for months maybe even years until some generic corporate chain takes over. Just sad.
AlbertC
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Oh great another empty papered up store front downtown.
With the way things have been going, it wouldn't be surprising if this ends up being another fast food chain or cannabis store.
Quint
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Oh great another empty papered up store front downtown.
The city needs to introduce a tax on vacant store fronts. Rents would come down as landlords try to keep their spaces occupied
Towered
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McDonald's in the Atrium is gone.
AlbertC
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Jollibee to Open 9 Canadian Stores Amid Aggressive North American Expansion
The popular Philippines-based fast food giant says that it will operate 300 locations on the continent by 2024.
www.retail-insider.com
This article with a photo of the Jollibee location on Yonge St just north of Gould, expected to open later this month:
Northern Light
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Jollibee to Open 9 Canadian Stores Amid Aggressive North American Expansion
The popular Philippines-based fast food giant says that it will operate 300 locations on the continent by 2024.
This article with a photo of the Jollibee location on Yonge St just north of Gould, expected to open later this month:
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Opening date for the Yonge St location is Dec 13 according the article. That's this Sunday.