artyboy123
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What's on the menu at 915 Dupont, a Japanese-inspired listening lounge, restaurant, cocktail bar and café
Including boozy milk-based drinks
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Towered
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Shhh!! Keep this place secret...What's on the menu at 915 Dupont, a Japanese-inspired listening lounge, restaurant, cocktail bar and café
Including boozy milk-based drinks
soundmuseum
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A couple of King St. East updates:
Gabby's at 189 King St. East has changed their name to "Lima Charlie's".
Bar Ardo will be opening nearby at 169 King St. East, the former location of the ill-fated True True Diner.
Gabby's at 189 King St. East has changed their name to "Lima Charlie's".
Bar Ardo will be opening nearby at 169 King St. East, the former location of the ill-fated True True Diner.
artyboy123
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finally a review for this place:
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artyboy123
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What's on the menu at Sushi Yugen, a new restaurant in the Financial District with two omakase menus
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Including better-than-average hotel breakfast
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Including an elevated take on chaat and chicken masala tacos
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Towered
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All these boutique restaurants - what cost of living crisis??What's on the menu at Sushi Yugen, a new restaurant in the Financial District with two omakase menus
“It’s a sanctuary where people can disconnect from urban life"
What's on the menu at Abrielle, a new Mediterranean restaurant inside the (also new) Sutton Place Hotel
Including better-than-average hotel breakfast
What's on the menu at Bar Goa, Hemant Bhagwani's new tasting-menu restaurant
Including an elevated take on chaat and chicken masala tacos
bAuHaUs
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Calgary's GRETA Bar opening at 590 King St W
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Calgary arcade bar opening first Toronto location
An arcade bar originally from Calgary is opening its largest location in Toronto next spring. GRETA Bar will be taking over a part of the 590 King ...
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artyboy123
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Found at eaton centre
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artyboy123
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Working from cafes in Toronto is totally out of control
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I don't know why people make a big deal out of this!
evandyk
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It seems like the market will sort this problem out pretty effectively. Cafe owners will decide if they want their cafe to be a coworking space, a social space, or something in between. I go to a lot of coffee shops, and they're mostly not that different than 5-10 years ago. Maybe a little more people talking on the phone/zoom/teams than before? (Which is on the rude side of the spectrum, but not inexcusable.)
artyboy123
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here are some suggestions...
1-hour free wifi limit, shrink the table size to fit 2 coffee cups, no laptop policy from certain hours of the day, no loud voices...again cafe owners are at the mercy of customers and any bad experience will cause loyal customers never come back. Given Toronto has so many cafes it's not hard to find a new replacement one.