Anything new and interesting in the Entertainment District? I'm going to the theatre for the first time since covid and am out of the loop with that area.
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Restaurant Comings & Goings
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evandyk
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Kost is at the top of one of the buildings and has great views. The food is a bit bland, but decent.
Towered
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Is Philty McNasty's still around?
evandyk
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It got covid.
artyboy123
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This popular Toronto bar is opening an elevated winter pop-up with yurts & fire pits
Inspired by the winter forests of Scandinavia, NORDIC by BarChef will feature holiday cocktails through a multi-sensory approach.
curiocity.com
Nordic By BarChef is coming to The Well
artyboy123
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11:59 Bar:Café | 11:59 AM PM | Toronto
11:59 Bar:Café is a communal meeting place located in downtown Toronto's financial district.
www.1159barcafe.com
A café in the day and a lounge at night.
We pride ourselves on being a versatile and welcoming destination where you can enjoy the best of both worlds.
We wanted to be there for all the small but important details in your life - the morning coffee to get your day started or afternoon meal that keeps you going at work, and the cocktail you sip on to unwind after a long day.
Come join us in our vibrant, contemporary space, and make yourself at home.
70 Temperance Street
Unit 1
Toronto, Ontario
M5H 0B1
Northern Light
Superstar
We designed 11:59 (AM/PM) to be a transformative space.11:59 Bar:Café | 11:59 AM PM | Toronto
11:59 Bar:Café is a communal meeting place located in downtown Toronto's financial district.
A café in the day and a lounge at night.
We pride ourselves on being a versatile and welcoming destination where you can enjoy the best of both worlds.
We wanted to be there for all the small but important details in your life - the morning coffee to get your day started or afternoon meal that keeps you going at work, and the cocktail you sip on to unwind after a long day.
Come join us in our vibrant, contemporary space, and make yourself at home.
70 Temperance Street
Unit 1
Toronto, Ontario
M5H 0B1
Hmmm, this sounds decent............
The above is $15
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Below........ha ha, you must be kidding:
Not that any of these are bad, but they they are price above a duck sandwich, really?
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Ok, read the whole menu...............some decent looking stuff, but a lack of cohesive culinary vision; unless the over use of 'whipped feta' counts.
The prices are really odd, I mean they aren't way high in the aggregate, but they don't line up w/the product descriptions well.
artyboy123
Senior Member
Marry Me Mochi - Premium Japanese Mochi Donuts
Marry Me Mochi has the BEST mochi donuts Toronto has to offer! Located at stockyards beneath Nations. They offer premium flavours and the most iconic taste in any mochi donut around!
www.marrymemochi.ca
At [Marry Me Mochi] we are dedicated to pioneering the evolution of the traditional donut, marrying the beauty of the timeless Japanese mochi with the universal appeal of the american donut. Our mission is to create a love story between our customers and our mochi donuts. Every mochi donut designed to captivate from the very first bite - fostering a bond that lasts a lifetime.
artyboy123
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@Northern Light I think the pricing is not too bad considering it's the financial district...i look at this spot as a place to unwind after work or grab a quick coffee bite on the way to work.
The drink prices are pretty decent. Wine per glass are between $14 -$16 and cocktail are roughly about the same. Beers are $8 which is unheard of, especially in the financial district.
Must be a great first date spot or colleague's happy hour too.
This place reminds me of "The Annex Hotel Wine Bar" up nearby Koreatown.
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evandyk
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I think the point wasn't that the price is overly high, just that it's weird for a smoked duck sandwich to cost less than a green salad or a bowl of cauliflower with pickled onions.
Speaking of snacks/sandwiches, the little sandwiches at the place in Table at the new CIBC building are really fun, and cheap.
Speaking of snacks/sandwiches, the little sandwiches at the place in Table at the new CIBC building are really fun, and cheap.
artyboy123
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I know! I mean hey pricing is given by market demand.
The smoked duck sandwich is cheaper perhaps it's a smaller portion or repurposed from another entree. Also, bread typically lasts longer and can be purchased cheaply in bulk.
Salad on the other hand is prone to wilting easily and often makes up the difference in margin by adding "extra protein" add on.
Northern Light
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Which spot is this, I didn't notice a sandwich spot in their vendor list.
evandyk
Senior Member
It's the little bar in the middle (In Good Spirits). They have five small sandwiches, and two of them make a perfect lunch. There's a duck, pulled pork, mushroom, smoked salmon and chicken.
They have a deal where you can get two, plus a side (chips or salad) plus a fountain drink for $17 (and if you ask really nicely, they just may give you glass of wine instead of a fountain drink).
They also have one with foie gras which is a bit $$$ and not on the menu, but was delicious.
artyboy123
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rdaner
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Joey King is going to open just west of Yonge in the old bank space.
