AlbertC
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The Fox & Fiddle at 27 Wellesley Street East has closed
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Restaurant Comings & Goings
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artyboy123
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oh my...this used to be the spot I hang out at for drinks with friends. They used to have one of the best fish tacos!
Sad to see this place shutdown!
AlbertC
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People on Reddit also commented that it was a popular local spot for karaoke nights
AlbertC
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Pink Sky at 480 King St W (former location of Weslodge), by the INK Entertainment Group, has closed.
Not surprised, I've been there once a few years ago for a first date (lmao), over-priced, not unique.
It plans to become a new cocktail bar in the Spring of 2025:
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Not surprised, I've been there once a few years ago for a first date (lmao), over-priced, not unique.
It plans to become a new cocktail bar in the Spring of 2025:
One of King West's hottest restaurants just announced its sudden closure
Toronto’s seafood darling, Pink Sky, has officially closed its doors announcing its farewell on Instagram, marking the end of an era.
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PL1
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Not sure if this really qualifies, but The Craft Brasserie in Liberty Village is closing on January 17, per their Instagram. Friends speculate that the better experience at Left Field Brewery's newish location hurt The Craft.
Apparently new owners will reopen in the future.
Apparently new owners will reopen in the future.
AlbertC
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artyboy123
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FYI this used to be the old bar called "Bar 244" known for their cheap drink, across from the infamous Crocodile Rock!
"Named after the Sanskrit word for magic, Bar Maaya lives up to it, serving over-the-top cocktails complete with flame-spitting sparklers and clouds of smoke. “The moment guests step into the space, we want them to feel like they’re in a temporary realm of existence,” says co-owner Siddhaant Laul. It’s one of the few places in the city that does a traditional absinthe service—the green wormwood-based spirit was once incorrectly blamed for a string of incidents involving hallucinations and violence and was consequently banned in a handful of countries. At Bar Maaya, an order of the once-villainized spirit comes with a history lesson."
artyboy123
Senior Member
With a menu featuring a bounty of local ingredients and a dining room brimming with greenery, the Lost Land offers downtowners a chance to reconnect with the natural world—in the Financial District. “We wanted to create a restaurant that brings nature into the heart of the city,” says chef Cesar Karanapakorn.
ChesterCopperpot
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Fox Cityplace is closing as of today - Sunday 5th.