Jane2021
New Member
Maybe The Keg could replace it seems like a good spot for one
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AlbertC
Superstar
I've only ate at Moxie's once, which was using a gift card and that was over a year ago. It already felt around half empty during dinner service. Cheesecake Factory must've crushed a lot of the competition at Yorkdale when it opened
RGB_11
Active Member
I've also just noticed that Pickle Barrel has Steak on the menu, but who thinks to go there for Steak?
If a Steak house opens up where Moxies was, that will further erase (from the mind) the very idea of going to Pickle Barrel for a Steak dinner.
bcx
Active Member
The Pickle Barrel is one of those places you go when meeting up with friends (but not close friends) and you all can't agree on a place. They have a bit of everything on the menu, but nothing good. Wasn't always like that though, for those that remember the original Jewish restaurant at Leslie/Cummer.
Johnny Au
Superstar
Not ‘luxury’ enough? Toronto's Yorkdale mall owners fight to keep Fairweather out
stevensontransit
Active Member
Why they can’t give that a try? Maybe that might be a mid upscale tenant!
Towered
Superstar
What "fight"? They can just refuse them the lease...
AlbertC
Superstar
We need other stores like Blue Notes and Marks Work Warehouse to jump in with interest too and make this a retail civil war at Yorkdale!
picard102
Senior Member
Nah, they can stay on Orfus where they belong.
picard102
Senior Member
It's in the article. The company looking to recover money for the Bay bankruptcy is responsible for finding someone to take over the lease.
torontowest91
Active Member
maybe Walmart can take the space instead
AlbertC
Superstar
Or Giant Tiger!
narduch
Senior Member
How can they argue a store Isn't luxury enough when they have stores like H&M or Urban Behaviour
picard102
Senior Member
Urban Behaviour maybe. I suspect with how often it gets moved they don't want it there either. H&M is not the same level as Fairweather brands.
narduch
Senior Member
Its not the same level but it's definitely not luxury