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Opening soon....
I thought I'd start a list of new places that were opening soon around the hood.
Pulp Kitchen - 1127 Queen Street East
lil' bean n' green (www.lilbeanandgreen.com) - 1133 Queen St. East
Steep and Infused (www.steepedandinfused.com/)
Le Papillon on the Park (http://lepapilloneast.com)
What Are You Looking At Bar And Lounge - 996 Queen Street East,
Pulp Kitchen - 1127 Queen Street East
lil' bean n' green (www.lilbeanandgreen.com) - 1133 Queen St. East
Steep and Infused (www.steepedandinfused.com/)
Le Papillon on the Park (http://lepapilloneast.com)
What Are You Looking At Bar And Lounge - 996 Queen Street East,
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Permalink Reply by Gregory C on -
Also, on the Gerrard strip. Gerrard and Galt there is a new coffee shop opening up called Grinder. The original is on Main and Gerrard and it used to be the second location of Mercury Espresso before the owners split. If it's going to be anything like that location, we're really lucky. Excellent espresso and high quality control! Great news!
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Permalink Reply by kimberley on
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isnt this coffee shop at gerrard and marjory?
Gregory C said:Also, on the Gerrard strip. Gerrard and Galt there is a new coffee shop opening up called Grinder. The original is on Main and Gerrard and it used to be the second location of Mercury Espresso before the owners split. If it's going to be anything like that location, we're really lucky. Excellent espresso and high quality control! Great news!
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Permalink Reply by Bob Gundu on -
Kimberley, you are right. Here is the website for Grinder.
http://grindercoffee.posterous.com/
kimberley said:isnt this coffee shop at gerrard and marjory?
Gregory C said:Also, on the Gerrard strip. Gerrard and Galt there is a new coffee shop opening up called Grinder. The original is on Main and Gerrard and it used to be the second location of Mercury Espresso before the owners split. If it's going to be anything like that location, we're really lucky. Excellent espresso and high quality control! Great news!
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Permalink Reply by Egg Flik on -
I was at What the other night. Nice place. I really like what they've done with the space. They have a small patio outside on the lane way behind the building, which balanced the whole place. The front is a bit strange, considering it's so far away from the bar.
www.whatareyoulookingatbar.com
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Permalink Reply by Chris B on
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My wife and I made it over there about a weeke ago - it happened to be the day they finally opened (apparently they only received their liquor license that afternoon!). A really nice space, and the owners live in the area (heck, even the guy who designed the space lives in the area). It's amazing how they were able to transform the old Carlaw Carbuerator space - you'd never believe it was an old dirty, shop before.
It's definitely a bar/lounge - not a restaurant that serves drinks. Rasputin is probably the only spot in the area with a similar motif (although I think this place is more elegantly designed). It's worth checking out if you're looking for somewhere nice in the hood to have a drink. I'll definitely be back there again soon.
Scotch Egg said:I was at What the other night. Nice place. I really like what they've done with the space. They have a small patio outside on the lane way behind the building, which balanced the whole place. The front is a bit strange, considering it's so far away from the bar.
www.whatareyoulookingatbar.com
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Permalink Reply by Bob Gundu on
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I'd like to suggest to the owners that they may want to put up some decent signage instead of hand written signs taped to the front glass. Also, the website needs a little more work. It doesn't need to be fancy - just cleaned up. Sorry, I'm such a stickler for good signage but I feel people do respond to good design. Good luck with the new place!
Chris B said:My wife and I made it over there about a weeke ago - it happened to be the day they finally opened (apparently they only received their liquor license that afternoon!). A really nice space, and the owners live in the area (heck, even the guy who designed the space lives in the area). It's amazing how they were able to transform the old Carlaw Carbuerator space - you'd never believe it was an old dirty, shop before.
It's definitely a bar/lounge - not a restaurant that serves drinks. Rasputin is probably the only spot in the area with a similar motif (although I think this place is more elegantly designed). It's worth checking out if you're looking for somewhere nice in the hood to have a drink. I'll definitely be back there again soon.
Scotch Egg said:I was at What the other night. Nice place. I really like what they've done with the space. They have a small patio outside on the lane way behind the building, which balanced the whole place. The front is a bit strange, considering it's so far away from the bar.
www.whatareyoulookingatbar.com
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Permalink Reply by redclove on -
yup, nice to see more activity in the strip, but we need more patios !
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Permalink Reply by Egg Flik on
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Curzon's patio is probably open by now. They said last Monday, so it should be open. It's 2°C out though.
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Permalink Reply by Pat on -
That'll keep your beer cold.
Scotch Egg said:Curzon's patio is probably open by now. They said last Monday, so it should be open. It's 2°C out though.
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Permalink Reply by Egg Flik on
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Heh that will keep the beer cold, but the people away. It's like a patio in Alaska. I guess I can sing my own songs at that point.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy on -
I wish they had held onto the name "Carlaw Carburetor".
Bob Gundu said:I'd like to suggest to the owners that they may want to put up some decent signage instead of hand written signs taped to the front glass. Also, the website needs a little more work. It doesn't need to be fancy - just cleaned up. Sorry, I'm such a stickler for good signage but I feel people do respond to good design. Good luck with the new place!
Chris B said:My wife and I made it over there about a weeke ago - it happened to be the day they finally opened (apparently they only received their liquor license that afternoon!). A really nice space, and the owners live in the area (heck, even the guy who designed the space lives in the area). It's amazing how they were able to transform the old Carlaw Carbuerator space - you'd never believe it was an old dirty, shop before.
It's definitely a bar/lounge - not a restaurant that serves drinks. Rasputin is probably the only spot in the area with a similar motif (although I think this place is more elegantly designed). It's worth checking out if you're looking for somewhere nice in the hood to have a drink. I'll definitely be back there again soon.
Scotch Egg said:I was at What the other night. Nice place. I really like what they've done with the space. They have a small patio outside on the lane way behind the building, which balanced the whole place. The front is a bit strange, considering it's so far away from the bar.
www.whatareyoulookingatbar.com
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