it's a beautiful place to relax.

very tasty latte, not as good as Jet Fuel, but comparable.

one spring morning in 2003 i was walking east on king to my co-op placement eating a mcdonald's breakfast. while i was walking past the king edward hotel, i noticed wayne gretzky standing outside of the hotel waiting for a car. starstruck, i walked up to him, shook his hand and continued my walk to work. i had no idea what to say to the legend, but i figured my lack of words said it all.

new store which just opened south of spadina and richmond. nice gear and great shoe selection. more info at www.deadstock.ca

on the older model buses there was a ledge to rest your legs and you have a great viewpoint of everything inside and outside of the bus

it's a beautiful drive through one of Toronto's most scenic areas.

order the sausage ask for additional bacon booyah!

great atmosphere, located on charles near yonge and bloor.

great selection

the food is great and it has a nice atmosphere inside.

they serve cold tea after hours

ask for the shawarma dinner to go, you get more. booyah.

there is a secret beach if you know the passage across the frozen tundra.

no frills no gimmicks. an old-school movie theatre with decent prices.

their breakfast combos are well priced and very filling.

the diner on richmond isn't bad, but the O.G. diner on queen east in the beaches is top notch.

their sushi is very well priced and delicious!

their rainbow roll is off the hook!

their chicken katsu curry is so damn f*cking good! Great vibes and very well priced.

their roti is very spicy.

they have some rare nike trainers.

they carry some great brands.

they have a great selection of design books.

the enterance is hidden in a back alley and they have a great patio during the summer.

their pad thai is the bomb diggity.