I thought it was just being split in half. But if it's getting divided into thirds, maybe one of the spots will be the Smoke's?
I thought it was just being split in half. But if it's getting divided into thirds, maybe one of the spots will be the Smoke's?
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I think the fairest assessment would be that it was a bit of both. Ultimately, it comes down to lack of expertise on the owner's part. To complicate matters, it would depend on which of the owners were there at the time. That resulted in a great amount of inconsistency.
It would be difficult to pinpoint just one overriding factor in why Big Johnson was open only five months ... but let me assure you, if you never went, you did not miss out on anything!
Hopefully new and better owners can finally help this prime location be a success.
I'm sure this may have been posted - but, Honey's Beestro off of Jarvis kicked the bucket either late last year (or maybe earlier). Haven't been there since the early summer but we used to go for half price appetizers. It was highly inconsistent and ranged from terrible to (almost) really good ... in any event, the sign indicates some sort of Italian joint. Anyone got any more information?
Regarding Super Fresh Mart; Here's a line from the construction app.
Proposal to construct demising wall in exisitng retail unit to create two new retail units (Retail A and Retail B) on the ground floor of exisitng multi-use building (unit is at the corner of Maitland St and Church St)
^ So it's only being split up into two retail spaces (one taken by SuperFreshMart, and one taken by another retailer) it seems. The other retail space would be a good location for Smokes!
that's what i thought all along with the former SFM space.
location would be good but it would need alot of mechanical work for exhaust and A/C, etc for a food service establishment.
i wonder why no one has taken the former Pizza Nova space just north of wellesley?
that space might even have all the necessary mechanicals needed for smokes.
Thanks androiduk, I stand corrected.
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I lived right across from the Red Lion and we used to go on rainy days ... until the renovation, which reduced the historic interior (or what was left of it) to basically the same level of taste as the Lebanon Express @ College and Yonge. Blah. That, and I ordered a whiskey sour and ... my whiskey arrived, in green koolaid.
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