Northern Light
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Just a thought here, but maybe we should keep Tim's confined to its own thread; I really feel restaurant threads should be reserved to places that serve something edible.
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artyboy123
Senior Member
Taken yesterday looks like copacabana is back at yonge and eglinton
ShonTron
Moderator
Just a thought here, but maybe we should keep Tim's confined to its own thread; I really feel restaurant threads should be reserved to places that serve something edible.
Done!
evandyk
Senior Member
I would never eat most food from Tim Hortons, but their donuts are so nostalgic for me.Just a thought here, but maybe we should keep Tim's confined to its own thread; I really feel restaurant threads should be reserved to places that serve something edible.
evandyk
Senior Member
Though we gave the kid a timbit yesterday and he turned his nose up at it. He said "it's just dough inside"!
To be fair we were recently in Berlin, and they really do donuts right there.
To be fair we were recently in Berlin, and they really do donuts right there.
RGB_11
Active Member
Krispy Kreme is the place to go for the best doughnuts here. (Toronto)
Aroma for the coffee, but I still say Tim Horton's real egg (English muffin) sandwiches are great.
(clear as day, edible. To suggest otherwise is insulting)
AlbertC
Superstar
Wvrst have opened up at the Kitchen Hub Food Hall in the Longo's at 1108 King Street West (Liberty Village).
artyboy123
Senior Member
Nice to hear they got a new virtual kitchen in Liberty Village now.
AlbertC
Superstar
Coverage on Susur Lee's new restaurant that moved from King & Portland to the Waterworks building:
torontolife.com
What's on the menu at Lee Restaurant, Susur Lee’s old-yet-new kitchen inside the Waterworks Building
Thankfully, the Singapore-style slaw and cheeseburger spring rolls made the cut
torontolife.com
AlbertC
Superstar
Coincides with the previous main Copacabana location at 230 Adelaide St W closing down to make way for Freed's 240 Adelaide W project.
Yuzu No Hana next doors, also closes after around 15 years along this stretch.
Richard White
Senior Member
Try San Remo.
AlbertC
Superstar
Good news! The Farmhouse Tavern at Dupont & Edwin, has reopened after having previously closed for a period of time:
farmhousetavern.ca
FARMHOUSE TAVERN
farmhousetavern.ca
Towered
Superstar
I noticed that a few days ago and was quite perplexed.Good news! The Farmhouse Tavern at Dupont & Edwin, has reopened after having previously closed for a period of time:
FARMHOUSE TAVERN
artyboy123
Senior Member
Another damn "food hall" concept....
evandyk
Senior Member
I like the food halls. The food is typically better than the food courts, and food courts are so expensive these days that it hardly costs more.