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Shampoo Hair Studio
32 St. Andrews St. (at Spadina)
Toronto p: 416-542-1576
Category: Parent Central
Paul is the one: freeform hair design with just enough old school smooze.
Cinecycle
129 Spadina Ave, in the alley
Toronto
Category: Culture
Martin is cool. Cinecycle is cool too.
He has a complete beleif everyone should ride bikes.
He will fix any bike.
CineCycle celebrates "Bike Month" 2008 with
Free Screenings! May 28, June 5, 9, 11.
LVT has any tooll you need, to feel authentic, and seminars to tech you too:
Toronto Downtown In-Store Seminars
May 10 Introduction to Decorative Relief Carving
May 15 The Veritas® Router Table System
May 22 & 24 Shaker Boxes
May 29 Design and Visualization
May 31 Women and Power Tools Part II (Sold Out)
June 7 Make Your Own Veritas® Wooden Spokeshave
In nine weeks they'll show you true tecniques that can convince even the most cynical naysayer that you are an artist. It's a good feeling.
Dukes Cycle
452 Richmond Street West [just west of Spadina, north side]
Toronto p: 416 504 6138
Category: Culture
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When they had a chance to just give up and pack it in, they unpacked and pulled it all togeather.
Packed to the rafters with insparation, and really informed servers to gently guide your project. Gwartznmans smells nice.
A coffee worth waiting for. Srtong, cold and sweet.
Chocky's
2585 Yonge St.,
Toronto p: 416-483-8227
A welcoming and unpretentious undie shop and has those finds that become your first choice when you reach for drawers. Elita, Jockey, Calvin Klein, Non-Fiction undies, bandanas, socks, tanks and T’s for men and women.
Their delicious food comes from the recipes Zhen
learned from her mother in Shenyang, China
She's so nice, try any with garlic chives.
World famous BBQ pork, on rice it's a meal for less that five bucks.They remember us every time and they are fast, warm and cheap. I think they've had all the same staff since I moved to Toronto in 1992.
Parts Unknown
Alleyway next to Segovia Meats on Augusta St, Toronto
Toronto
Category: Parent Central
The bikes are piled to the ceiling and George's detemination to make the old keep on is second to none.
Relaxed, cheap and a good first stop for your new beater.
Ma Maison
4243 Dundas St. W.
Etobicoke Ontario
p: (416) 236-2234
If you are out on the bike path that heads north along the Humber River go up to the road at Dundas W and just a 100 m west is a wonderful place to have a perfect café creme (espresso with steamed cream, I like it with honey) and pick up a few delightful things for supper when you get home.
A dozen of Pan-Fried Pork & Chive Dumplings, loosely bound together by a golden fried net that crumples apart at the touch of a chopstick. Be a rebel and ignore it's dark past, you know you wanna.
Thumbs Up
615 Bloor Street West (west of Bathurst)
Toronto p: (416) 536-4106
Bright, cheap, autentic & yummy.
Just by being a member my driving experience increases in case I want to buy a car someday, insurance, you know.
They're close by, and their system works.
Dan Savage & Sheila Gostik- is that enough?
No? There's more: when it's time to find a roommate I always, always find one that works within two weeks, without all the Craig List browsers.
And NOW's online film lists are fantastic, cross referenced within the page to reviews and cinemas.
Yep, that's why.
Aussie boots and good wool socks will get you through anything, pushing cars, minus 13, broken heart.
Comforting Friday night burger & sweet potato fries with a choice of mayos and huge glasses of wine. I sit at the bar, and I'm surprised at the wonderful side salad every time. Two of the best hours I spend on the weekend.
Ahhh... excellent americano, perfect service: not pushy, not fake, just makes the coffee perfectly.
They have shinney, all the time.
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