so yummy

This is the most underground of underground theatres. There's something awesome going on every weekend, whether it's comedy/music/theatre. It's hard to find if you don't go with someone who "knows". They've recently gone through some renovations to expand the space - and the resident cat is gone, but the place still retains their indie charm.

THEY RULE WITH PRICE AND SELECTION!!!!!!!

Part educational lecture, part comedy routine, and all around fun. Toronto comedian Peter Stevens takes the knowledge and experence gained from teaching at a travelling high school through Europe and brings it to anyone with $5 and a free Thursday.

I had high expectations going to Lee. With all the grumblings of Susur's genius and temperment, I thought that there had to be something to his food. And sure enough, everything we ordered lived up to Susur's reputation. The orzo crab was my favourite.

This place has obscure books that you'd be hard-pressed to find at Chapters. Their cookbook section is hard to resist. They seem to have everything.

It's for those times when you want Viet/Thai food but not real Viet/Thai food, per se. I usually order the standard pad thai followed by the fried banana dessert.

I think I'm drawn to place for its marketing. The name is cute and they sell the original glass bottled Cokes. And maybe also their tartar sauce.

I once bought almond butter to spread on bread when I was craving Rahier's almond croissants. Big mistake. It tasted exactly like peanut butter. I'll be sticking to Rahier's.

My friend and I have an unspoken tradition where every Christmas season, we end up at the Eaton Centre doing last, last, LAST minute shopping. It's always packed, and we always regret the decision. To make ourselves feel better, we always go to Mr. Greenjeans for chicken fingers and sweet potato fries.