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Yes, it was always quite empty! Covid absences cannot have helped.No surprise.
Execution and concept issues all over the place.
Unfortunate for the front-line staff who had minimal responsibility for those.
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Yes, it was always quite empty! Covid absences cannot have helped.No surprise.
Execution and concept issues all over the place.
Unfortunate for the front-line staff who had minimal responsibility for those.
Market 63 by Coppa's at 1 York Street has permanently closed:
Toronto supermarket that once opened to much fanfare has permanently closed
Just a few years after it opened its doors, an ambitious Toronto supermarket has shut down for good. Market 63 was Coppa's contribution to the gour...www.blogto.com
Peter and Adelaide?No specific news........but a bump for a reason just the same.
There's been a real surge in interest in downtown/urban grocery spaces by all the majors in the last few months.
A couple of developers are actually seeing competition for their supermarket-ready spaces (planned or under construction).
Look for several announcements over the next 12-18 months.
With multiple new stores opening in 18 month-4 year time range.
But for some reason, not the empty Starbucks. Which makes me wonder if that's coming back eventually.Metro Centre has recently boarded up all their empty storefronts. It feels like something is happening soon - maybe that long-rumoured LCBO and Farm Boy?
But for some reason, not the empty Starbucks. Which makes me wonder if that's coming back eventually.
But for some reason, not the empty Starbucks. Which makes me wonder if that's coming back eventually.
Fun fact: I worked my entire 8 hours at Starbucks there before getting let go.
8 hours... that was all I managed to last at Starbucks
I hope someone will think of Yorkville. At Manulife, I have nothing to complain about obviously, but thousands of apartments are in the pipeline around here and we have actually lost grocery space with the closure of McEwen (not crying about that one though).No specific news........but a bump for a reason just the same.
There's been a real surge in interest in downtown/urban grocery spaces by all the majors in the last few months.
A couple of developers are actually seeing competition for their supermarket-ready spaces (planned or under construction).
Look for several announcements over the next 12-18 months.
With multiple new stores opening in 18 month-4 year time range.
I do think this part of the city had the most Starbucks/km pre-pandemic. Hard to say if Metro Centre's will come back. With WSIB leaving for London soon, a lot more of the tenants at neighbouring Simcoe Place have packed it in recently. I suppose the new TD Tower will help in about a year though.But for some reason, not the empty Starbucks. Which makes me wonder if that's coming back eventually.
You knew you weren't allowed to spell out those words w/the foam on top of Cappuccino! Don't act so innocent! LOL
LOLOLOLOLOL!
Actually I got let go for acting stupid and doing feats of strength with the espresso. I was downing 20 shot espressos to show off with the cute barista and tying up the machine during training.
Later on when they reconciled their tips, I got a cheque for 1 cent from their US head office.