evandyk
Senior Member
It may have come across that way, but I didn't really mean it as a criticism. Downtown Toronto is sorely lacking in public green space to sit and eat your lunch, meet a friend, have a coffee, etc. This space is quite nice for that, and will be even better when the trees grow up. I will probably eat lunch there many times over the next few summers when I have time to walk down. It is a fantastic benefit to people who live and work nearby.@evandyk is a parent, so I understand looking at a park space through that lens.
But lets add, not every park should be evaluated solely, or primarily though that lens.
But it's not really a destination space like we were led to believe it would be. I wouldn't really go out of my way very far to go there.