Casa Mendoza and The Real Jerk brought quirky personality to Toronto
Toronto Star
“It made me feel I could tolerate living in Toronto.” The Real Jerk opened 28 years ago and was one of the city's earliest Caribbean sit-down restaurants. With its smiling sunburst sign at the corner of Queen St. E and Broadview Ave., ...
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Campaign seeks to 'save' The Real Jerk
CBC.ca
Ed Pottinger, the co-owner of The Real Jerk restaurant, says he was given only a month to vacate his Queen Street East location.Ed Pottinger, the co-owner of The Real Jerk restaurant, says he was given only a month to vacate his Queen Street East ...
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The Real Jerk forced out of Queen Street home
CBC.ca
A landmark Caribbean eatery is being forced to vacate its Queen Street East digs after a new landlord has ordered the restaurant off the property. The Real Jerk recently received notice that the property located at Queen Street East and Broadview ...
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Levy 'banned' from Boardwalk Cafe
Toronto Sun
... the DD Summerville pool, Kew Beach concessions, as well as the parklands at Woodbine Beach, Ashbridges Bay, Beaches park and Kew Gardens park — all for ...

Freshly Brewed: Fahrenheit Coffee
National Post
Barista Benedict, left, and pastry chef Nesreen Mroueh offer enthusiasm and expertise at Fahrenheit Coffee, near Jarvis and Queen Street East. When the worst possibility became reality for Fahrenheit Coffee earlier this year — the café was shuttered ...
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News in Brief
Beach Metro News
The Cozy Cafe is located at 2075 Danforth Ave. at Woodbine, ... And so is the Beach Garden Society, which has put out a call for Garden Spotters to identify ...

Clerk: Sausage Partners
National Post
Some of the meats and sausages available at Kyle and Lorraine Deming's Sausage Partners on Queen Street East. Sausage Partners, Leslieville's latest fine-food emporium, is a collaboration of Kyle and Lorraine Deming — with two-year-old daughter Lilly ...
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Toronto's best five restaurants to go for a business lunch
Toronto Life
Anchoring the women's club Verity, George has a feminine vibe that's a salubrious antidote to Bay Street's testosterone cacophony. Chef Lorenzo Loseto makes stunning, innovative plates backed by a smart selection of offbeat wines. 111C Queen St. E., ...
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