Richard White
Senior Member
Most tims are 24 hours in the drive thru only and not all locations.
It's a safety thing.
Long gone are the days of Hooker Harvey's and 24 hour restaurants.
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Most tims are 24 hours in the drive thru only and not all locations.
It's a safety thing.
Long gone are the days of Hooker Harvey's and 24 hour restaurants.
Smoke2011
New Member
T-Bones is still going strong.
Richard White
Senior Member
That's because it's the weekend at bernies of restaurants
christiesplits
Senior Member
Starbucks fires their CEO; replaced by the CEO of Chipotle.
AlbertC
Superstar
christiesplits
Senior Member
Starbucks is laying off 1,100 employees from corporate.
stanko
Active Member
Starbucks is coming back to downtown Oakville after leaving in fall 2020. Too bad for the Second Cup across the street that took all their business
mettle
Active Member
maybe Oakvillians will do the right thing and boycott Starbucks.
AlbertC
Superstar
Starbucks closing their location at 1842 Queen Street East, a couple blocks west of Woodbine, in the Beaches area:
www.yourcitywithin.com
CLOSURE: Neighbourhood Starbucks closing its doors in Toronto - YourCityWithIN.com
Starbucks is a major coffee chain with locations all around Toronto, but locations of the brand often end up becoming community hubs. That means it can be a bummer when your local Starbucks closes, leaving you scrambling to figure out where you can now grab your coffee order in a pinch...
www.yourcitywithin.com
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christiesplits
Senior Member
Starbucks closing their location at 1842 Queen Street East, a couple blocks west of Woodbine, in the Beaches area:
CLOSURE: Neighbourhood Starbucks closing its doors in Toronto - YourCityWithIN.com
Starbucks is a major coffee chain with locations all around Toronto, but locations of the brand often end up becoming community hubs. That means it can be a bummer when your local Starbucks closes, leaving you scrambling to figure out where you can now grab your coffee order in a pinch...
The Beaches also lost the Starbucks further east at Hammersmith in the late 2010s. Only one 'Bucks on Queen East between Leslie and Victoria Park, which is pretty wild considering the demographics of the neighbourhoods.
I know some tiny humans that love that location.Starbucks closing their location at 1842 Queen Street East, a couple blocks west of Woodbine, in the Beaches area:
CLOSURE: Neighbourhood Starbucks closing its doors in Toronto - YourCityWithIN.com
Starbucks is a major coffee chain with locations all around Toronto, but locations of the brand often end up becoming community hubs. That means it can be a bummer when your local Starbucks closes, leaving you scrambling to figure out where you can now grab your coffee order in a pinch...
Richard White
Senior Member
To be honest, the whole area is changing.
I still remember when places like Licks and Seventh Wave Bistro ruled the day there. Now it is all smaller independent shops which are struggling.
AlbertC
Superstar
The Beaches faces challenges as the local population ages, and majority of the single family homes become too expensive for younger people to buy in. Higher density housing along the main throughfares may help, but overall they need more critical mass in population to sustain local businesses. The retail scene along Queen East is only a seasonal attraction for people from outside the community during the summer months.
Towered
Superstar
True - as a westender, I've always treated the Beaches as a small town summer getaway that just so happens to be within the same city
AlbertC
Superstar
True - as a westender, I've always treated the Beaches as a small town summer getaway that just so happens to be within the same city
If they can open up a couple micro-wineries in the Beaches, we wouldn't have a need to head all the way out to Sandbanks and Prince Edward County anymore!
