innsertnamehere
Superstar
you would see a lot less double height retail spaces if the City stopped requiring 6 metre clear ceiling heights for loading spaces and 4.5 metre high clear heights for retail.
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xmyth_
Senior Member
I don’t imagine any of these other retail spaces are set up for a deep fryer are they? (Ventilation/fire)
Don’t care if it’s a Popeyes or A&W, hell, I’d take a Tim’s I guess- just something resembling a sandwich for under $10 thx.
I was scanning the Mandy’s menu on Uber Eats and I think at best I’m ordering off the kids menu ($9.50 for a salad). Can the coffee drinkers tell me if $14 smoothies are comparable to a daily coffee spend?
If we can’t get cheap eats I wouldn’t mind the Life Labs jumping the gun while Cherry Place is built. Passport office, Service Ontario.
Don’t care if it’s a Popeyes or A&W, hell, I’d take a Tim’s I guess- just something resembling a sandwich for under $10 thx.
I was scanning the Mandy’s menu on Uber Eats and I think at best I’m ordering off the kids menu ($9.50 for a salad). Can the coffee drinkers tell me if $14 smoothies are comparable to a daily coffee spend?
If we can’t get cheap eats I wouldn’t mind the Life Labs jumping the gun while Cherry Place is built. Passport office, Service Ontario.
christiesplits
Senior Member
While I think the glass facade is too large, the red columns break it up a bit. Significantly better than the Toronto Standard:
Credit: ProjectEnd (XO Condos)
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GameOnBrad
Senior Member
Mandy's is opened and it is busy. Much smaller space than I thought it would be...
blitzraj1
New Member
Could a nice awning help solve that a bit?
GameOnBrad
Senior Member
Actually, I can answer this, since I saw Shopper's (seemingly) install some vents during their construction. It's the brown bar across the top of the windows that can be swapped out for venting. You can see it here...
xmyth_
Senior Member
Is their back of house that large? Because the frontage seems huge, but their seating seems equal to that of Wildly Delicious in the distillery, which isn’t a lot.
flonicky
Senior Member
LUVIT!
Senior Member
I love the double height of the glass frontage. I often find that first floor heights for frontages are too low in general. This gives the frontage a grandness.
xmyth_
Senior Member
They must really get delivery traffic. The side room for pick up is surprisingly large.
rdaner
Senior Member
30 May. This project is clearly is a triumph for our grumpy burgh despite the noise of the ‘I hate the material/colour’ crowd! 
And it sets the stage for a how to deal with the split of Front East and Eastern Avenue.
And it sets the stage for a how to deal with the split of Front East and Eastern Avenue.mcbg1
Active Member
Just needs those retail spaces to get rented ASAP
GameOnBrad
Senior Member
Walking through today...
Still not a fan of these hanging lights and they did not think this through. Also, within a couple of years, these trees are going to be totally tangled up with these lights.
Still not a fan of these hanging lights and they did not think this through. Also, within a couple of years, these trees are going to be totally tangled up with these lights.
UtakataNoAnnex
Superstar
I am not sure the appeal of dangling light off of wires. And the only place I can think that works is with Christmas lights...but this ain't Christmas though. >.<
blitzraj1
New Member
Someone shared an image not too long ago and it looks like a lot are being rented out. Unless someone wants to correct me. I'm not seeing much activity though.