Allandale25
Senior Member
^ just noticed the nice message on my cup: "We missed you!". Always enjoy supporting local coffee businesses.
Nice! Between this and the Shake Shack going into Union Station I will be able dramatically increase my local smashburger consumption.Burger Priest going in beside Starbucks.
This is FRONT & BERKELEY (replacing Freshii)!
OT Unsolicited opinion: while Shake Shack and Burger Priest have near identical offerings, I would choose Burger Priest 9/10 times. I tried two different burgers from Shake Shack and I was disappointed as the Burger Priest counterparts were more flavourful and satiating.Nice! Between this and the Shake Shack going into Union Station I will be able dramatically increase my local smashburger consumption.
This is the property of MARKET SQUARE and is private space, I think, their hydro transformers are in these vaults. They fixed all the other parts of this 'on top of garage' area but no doubt coordinating repairs with Toronto Hydro is time consuming.With market lane getting a refresh soon, I figure we ought to kick the watchdog on this neighbouring lane construction.
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What gives? This has been blocked off, in one form or another, for over a year now. It says under construction yet it remains untouched. Is there a persistent issue with the floor vents? Why not block it off with a planter?
If nobody has context to share, I’ll redirect my grievance to the BIA. I suspect this is a private land owner’s responsibility but it is public space so the city should at least be able to apply some pressure.
I wonder if we''re going down this road...
I wonder if we''re going down this road...
‘It’s overpriced tat’: Christmas markets divide opinion across the UK
Residents and businesses complain about busy crowds, loss of trade, repetitive stalls and extortionate priceswww.theguardian.com
From the others we have I would say we are a good way down that road already!I wonder if we''re going down this road...
‘It’s overpriced tat’: Christmas markets divide opinion across the UK
Residents and businesses complain about busy crowds, loss of trade, repetitive stalls and extortionate priceswww.theguardian.com