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They are open now and customers are in the store shopping. I guess they got the inspections done.

I got there for 8am because I was interested in seeing if there were any grand opening specials. They are having technical difficulties and postponing the opening until 2pm. I think they mentioned something about the POS registers. They are turning people back at the bottom of the escalator...

The 'Coming Soon' signs for Food Basics are gone from outside the building. It would make people think they are open for business, but they are not actually open yet.

I think Food Basics will do very well in this location. The only other options for local people are Whole Foods and Longos... both of which sell at higher pricepoints. It's too bad the original plan for T&T never panned out. T&T would've done *extremely* well, especially with the asian...

An HSBC? Wow, that is certainly going to generate some excitement on this corner. /sarcasm On a more positive note, the Taco Bell is now serving alcohol.

From Yonge Street you can see some of the shelves in the LCBO are already being stocked. Hopefully this opening date will stick. Although I'm more interested in what asian grocery store will be opening adjacent to LCBO. I am sure it will do extremely well given the number of asian residents...

It's interesting to note that they have what appears to be a self-serve kiosk. I don't think I've seen any taco bells with this yet. There is also a notice for a liquor application posted near the entrance. What kind of taco bell is this?

Miniso will be opening up beside Meridian

'Just a few people' is an understatement. The gates previously had metropass access. It was during the presto renovation completed in April that they removed it.

The TTC really needs to add metropass access from the south end of the building. I understand they are phasing out the metropass in favour of Presto, but the move to Presto won't be completed until the end of 2019. All you have to do is stand at those unmanned south gates, and within a few...

The Samsung store has a little sign at the entrance saying they are opening today at noon (Wednesday).

I would not be surprised if the landlords live overseas, and they have no idea of the situation with the rest of the food court. That's the only reason I can think of for any landlord to consider jacking up rent while the other 6 or 7 units remain empty. Article on blogto...

Thanks for the heads up about Smokes. I went there after work and they are offering any kind of poutine you want for free!

Yonge/Finch already has Food Basics, and a Galleria/No Frills just a short drive north. All of which reach the pricepoints for all levels. For Yonge & Sheppard, the only grocery stores serving the area are Whole Foods and Loblaws. 96% of the residents in the area cannot afford to shop at...

If only T&T had actually stayed in Emerald Park. T&T would have been a tremendous success in the Yonge/Sheppard area. No thanks to Bazis for being years behind schedule.

I was kind of hoping Burger King would come back with the new food court. In the old food court, Burger King was the only restaurant that drew in enough customers to stay open until the mall actually closed.

It looks like they were shut down because of some legal reasons which they aren't allowed to talk about. http://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2017/06/just-opened-toronto-cereal-bar-abruptly-shuts-down-good/

The second floor hallway is opened up now. Nothing is open on the sides except for the post office.

Wasn't there a Cinnabon in Sheppard Subway a long time ago? I mean the one under the Sheppard Center, and not that tiny cart along the Sheppard line.. The old cinnabon place would be an ideal place for Uncle Tetsu. I can't imagine Uncle Tetsu and Love Me Sweet both in Emerald Park. That...

First picture taken in the morning at 8:25, and the second picture at 6pm.