Richard White
Senior Member
Personally, I enjoy their Roast Beef Sandwiches and curly fries. Something about the way they cook their sodium filled beef.
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Toronto PATH Retail
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Personally, I enjoy their Roast Beef Sandwiches and curly fries. Something about the way they cook their sodium filled beef.
Towered
Superstar
It's the curly fries man.
EDIT: oh and, back in the day (late 80's), they were the only fast food chain to use actual chicken breast fillets for their tenders.
deerparker
Active Member
Starbucks is returning to Royal Bank Plaza (to a new location).
evandyk
Senior Member
They're now back at all of Front, Wellington and King (well, closer to Adelaide) along Bay St, with not an above-ground logo to show for it.
TossYourJacket
Senior Member
Interestingly they have moved above ground further West. Assuming the Simcoe Place one didn't re-open (it was closed last I was there a couple months ago but I haven't been past recently), it's been effectively replaced by one at street level on Wellington near Simcoe (in the RBC tower), and the Metrocentre location has been effectively replaced by one at the corner of King and John. Presumably due to the PATH still being quieter in the entertainment district than the financial district I guess.
Bloor West Villager
Active Member
First Canadian Place is possibly getting a go kart track in the basement: https://www.blogto.com/sports_play/2024/04/go-kart-downtown-toronto/
Might be good for team building events.
Might be good for team building events.
shortbranch
Active Member
Is this ever opening?
deerparker
Active Member
Ecco at FCP and the Shoe Company at Scotia Plaza are closing.
mettle
Active Member
Cleo in TD Tower has a closing sale. Johnston & Murphy in the same building closed this weekend (they must have been there at least 15 years).
fiendishlibrarian
Active Member
Too bad, I like Ecco shoes and have bought pairs at that store. FCP is losing a *lot* of their mid-tier retail there (Ecco, Indigo, former Massimo Dutti and Tip Top, etc.). It looks like the retail is either very high end - Birks, the menswear stores on street level - or general service-oriented spots like Rexall, LCBO and the medical/dental clinics. I wonder what their leasing strategy is for those spaces, it's become a noticeable dead spot in the area.
deerparker
Active Member
All Cleo stores are closing and Johnston & Murphy closed all its stores in Canada.
evandyk
Senior Member
It's funny, because it felt like the Path this week was busier than any time since the pandemic. Just jammed with people Tuesday-Thursday. But light on Monday, and it'll be a ghost town tomorrow. I don't know what has happened with rents, but the Path economy is very different than it was pre-pandemic, even if it's super busy at times.
shortbranch
Active Member
With the apparent inevitable closure of The Hudson's Bay one can wonder what will become of the PATH connection. Since Cadillac Fairview owns the property they could keep the lower level open to the general public. Perhaps the 3 out of 4 broken escalators will finally be fixed. Perhaps it will be open at 6am like the rest of the PATH. Perhaps the Starbucks inside the store outside the Queen TTC station will stay open.
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Richard White
Senior Member
I can see them connecting to the Bay and Adelaide centre.
It's a straight shot from Queen Station.
shortbranch
Active Member
When Pusateri's closed they already put up the walls to close off that area so it is already half built. Cutting off the Sheraton access would be a shame since getting to Eatons Centre at street level from there is a mess due to the Ontario Line construction
