AlvinofDiaspar
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Crashes ought to be gastronomically interesting then.
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torontowest91
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Been twice... honestly disappointed in service and food quality.
I've been to Beertown back in Waterloo/London when they first opened.
Maybe it was since they were just opening but both times, not too impressed.
Great beer menu and decent cocktails now but food was lacking.
Tim MacDonald
Senior Member
Thanks for the update. I haven't tried a Beertown yet but perhaps I'll give the Islington location a couple of months to smooth out the operation.
Towered
Superstar
Meh. I might try it eventually since it's in my "area", but it has the stink of "mainstream corporate" all over it.
evandyk
Senior Member
I've been to the one at University and Wellington since I work close by. I wouldn't specifically recommend it to anybody for the food, but it's fine. And the beer list is pretty good. One of those places where if you bring a group, everybody will probably be mostly satisfied and nobody will complain too much.
gabe
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artyboy123
Senior Member
Yup, Welcome to Toronto 2023
More like welcome to Canada where food innovation is still lagging by 10 years!
Though to be quite frank, I did enjoy the atmosphere at Beertown Waterloo back when I was a student. They do have a unique "Strawberry beer" always available on tap and quite tasty.
I am not sure if Toronto Beertown carries this "strawberry beer" but the only location in all of Toronto that I am aware of is DROM Taberna.
https://www.dromtaberna.com/
If there are any beer enthusiasts in this forum please let me know which eating establishment within the City of Toronto carries "Strawberry Fruli" would be greatly appreciated.
artyboy123
Senior Member
I feel this stock market restaurant could be a fad. I don't know what it is...I have been seeing a Tiktok video suggesting this whole "stock market" bar.
From an operation point of view, I am still curious to see how would the restaurant manager forecast the week's supply of alcohol and material if the price of drinks fluctuates given the customer's preference & demand.
So during a fake "stock market" crash the price of expensive scotch say a glass of Johnnie Walker Blue Label goes to $1?
Maybe I could be wrong...
artyboy123
Senior Member
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Bayer
Senior Member
It's a rather silly gimmick, but from the description, it seems to me that they refer to the stock market only as an analogy - prices will vary according to demand. So if 10 people order the burger within 15 minutes and it reaches $45, you might be tempted to choose, say, the vegan quinoa bowl the restaurant needs to sell but few people would want otherwise.I feel this stock market restaurant could be a fad. I don't know what it is...I have been seeing a Tiktok video suggesting this whole "stock market" bar.
From an operation point of view, I am still curious to see how would the restaurant manager forecast the week's supply of alcohol and material if the price of drinks fluctuates given the customer's preference & demand.
So during a fake "stock market" crash the price of expensive scotch say a glass of Johnnie Walker Blue Label goes to $1?
Maybe I could be wrong...
artyboy123
Senior Member
Well I have to see for myself and then I might have a field report after my visit.
rdaner
Senior Member
Kettleman’s Bagels to open very soon on the north side of Eglinton east of Yonge. Photos taken 10 April.
artyboy123
Senior Member
Hopefully, they open in time as a healthier alternative to the Mcdonald's at Yonge & Eglinton. That Mcdonald's has been temporarily closed since the beginning of Feb.
Northern Light
Superstar
There are lots of healthier alternatives to McDs in the hood now.
Kettleman's will surely be a solid addition.....
evandyk
Senior Member
I lived at Yonge and Eglinton just over 20 years ago and it was so sleepy and bland. It's finally turning into a real neighbourhood, despite what Josh Matlow will tell you.