Moved from the downtown about a year back, so looking for anywhere that does a good Ceasar. Google says try the Duke (it's closed for last month), Keg and the The Right Wing.
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Dang Good Donuts is a newish spot at Yonge and Castlefield in midtown Toronto.
Right now doing catering, regualr hours to be announced shortly.
Ever since I moved to Eglinton almost 30 years ago I noticed that the subway intermittently slows down to a crawl as soon as it leaves Eglinton even when the previous train has left almost five minutes ago.
There is never anyone working on the tracks during the day.
Is there something unique with that terrain that there is always something wrong that needs fixing which is why the subway train slows down?
The place was packed on a Sunday afternoon, but they had a ton of seating, and prices were around the same or slightly lower than at similar non-Tim's coffee spots. So I'd be wondering if the laptop lizards move in during the week?
After a week delay, the new Irish pub is opening this Friday with live music.
Friday, May 8th, from 4 pm, Live music from 8 pm - 11 pm
Are you looking for great sushi just a short walk from Eglinton Station? We asked the Facebook community—and these spots came up again and again
Top Picks:
• Kibo Sushi – consistent, fresh, and super convenient
• Echo Sushi – AYCE favourite with big portions
• Sake Bar Kushi – perfect for date night vibes
• 99 Sushi – great value + all-you-can-eat (maybe not the best sushi, but the price is ok)
Also worth checking out:
Shibui Sushi • Sushi Gen • Monkey Sushi • Sushi Supreme • Sushi Rock • Lola Sushi
Whether you’re craving a quick lunch, an AYCE feast, or a cosy dinner spot—Midtown has more sushi options than you think.
The Auld Triangle will celebrate its grand opening on Friday, May 1st, at 4 pm
Live music by u/paddymanmusic begins at 7 pm
Guests are invited to experience a welcoming slice of Ireland in the neighbourhood 🇮🇪
The venue will feature GAA and Premier League games, along with a menu that includes full Irish breakfast, spice bags, and creamy Guinness and Murphy’s
Enjoy live music every weekend and monthly trivia nights—there’s something for everyone at The Auld Triangle.
Taken a while back during my night trips. Not the best photographer, but I was quite pleased with how well they turned out.
The title is a reference to TVOntario, whose headquarters are around here. Taken on the ZV-E10 II.
FLASH WARNING! (forgot to put it to title sorry) Shot with iphone slo-mo at 240fps, some are pretty cool, last one scared the shit out of me lol, i wish i’d hold it a bit to the left tho.
edit: its from midtown towards downtown with different angles
Top Ramen Picks:
• Kinton Ramen – customizable bowls & local favourite
• Sansotei Ramen – must-try tomato + spicy tan tan
• Santouka Ramen – rich, authentic Japanese flavours
• Ajisen Ramen – quick, easy, and reliable
Best Dumplings:
• Himalayan Momo House – the #1 local pick
• Sonam’s Momos – Saturday-only hidden gem
• Juicy Dumpling – check before you go (may be closed)
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Chatted with the doorman at the front for a bit. They opened on Friday and supposedly have a chef from Scaramouche serving up things like Detroit style pizzas, chicken curries and fish and chips!
Raising a final glass to 40 years of memories at Yonge and Eglinton as the Duke of Kent officially closes its doors for tonight.
Not sure if this is public knowledge but I’m sitting at the bar at the Duke and they 86 list at 4:20pm on a Friday was too high for me not to ask if they were shutting down…. And they are!
Tomorrow, Saturday is the last day. I didn’t get the backstory as to why. Yet. lol.
So if you wanted to grab a pint at The Duke. Now is the time.
I'm new to town so maybe I am just missing them somehow, but it seems like there aren't many music or night life venues in the area. Considering the density, you would think there would be more options.
Were there venues here previously and they shut down because of covid or has it always been like this? Any recommendations for places to check out?
