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9.3317 Dundas St W (at Beverley St), Toronto
Rebecca R. • May 23, 2017The best thing about this museum is the architecture, it is a lovely building. If you are visiting Toronto, make sure to stop by for a visit. Mixed feelings about their collection in view.
Bill K. • December 31, 2016Very family friendly with lots of special added hands on fun over the holidays. I've been there many times over the past few years and find something new each time!
Laura B. • July 29, 2016The hall of fame is as great because there is something for everyone! Even a fun experience for nonfans.
Ana G. • February 6, 2018So so beautiful and professional! 😍 Got to see Grease here and it was absolutely amazing! ☺️
Nancy B. • January 4, 2012Beautiful building to visit for a concert or a lecture! You will feel like you have arrived in high-artsy society when you are in here. Dress nicely, you never know who will see you!
Jason • August 10, 2016I liked the music. There are 2 lots, one paved and the other not paved, that cost $10 for parking. The paved lot is closer to the event.
8.9Concert Hall •145 Queen St. W (at University Ave.), Toronto
Fuad A. • March 12, 2018nice hall with great staff, everything was in order, and the sleeping beauty ballet show was flawless and very entertaining!
❀✿ YIᑎG ✿❀ • August 11, 2014Great place to take a walk especially if you're on a date ;) there's lots of restaurants with patios so you can enjoy a drink and take in the view
Eric L. • August 22, 2011Try to get there a bit early as the concession line tends to be a bit slow - but worth it with outstanding baked goods in addition to the usual movie fare!
Steve J. • August 5, 2016Beautiful lobby and great sight lines from all around the theatre. Plenty of spots to get concessions, and very well-trained staff.
Ann S. • April 29, 2018The seats are comfortable and not too close together. The sound is great. I love the "old theater" decor. The artwork on the ceiling is great. Definitely a place to see.
James K. • October 7, 2016Beautiful venue, with great sound. However as it is an old venue, the seats while comfy are very close together and beams can obstruct view
8.716. Jazz Bistro
Music Venue • View Prices •251 Victoria St (btwn Dundas St. E & Shuter St.), Toronto
Chammy H. • July 19, 2013Great food! Had the beef tartare app, Cornish hen main and lemon tartlet desert. All amazing! Stage has great sight lines and the sound is well done. All good!! Will most def go back.
Donovan M. • February 12, 2016Hard to find, but once we did, were amazed at the artistry. So colorful and fun. If you are in this area of town (just south of China Town) it's worth a walk through the alleys.
8.4Performing Arts •50 Tank House Ln. (at Cherry St.), Toronto
Jacqui S. • February 24, 2012If you're early for you show at Soulpepper, try anything from the cafe! I am partial to the Italian BLT and a cup of their coffee.
Heather H. • September 10, 2015It has a fair selection of board games, puzzles & other hobby-ish things. Don't bother about the rpgs or wargame miniatures though. But it's still a nice place to go to.
Damien W. • October 29, 2017Great gaming store! Lots of retro games and current board games. Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable!
MAV V. • April 12, 2016Attended the Toronto Life 2016 Best Restaurants event. It was pretty cool, lots of food to sample and local beers/wines/mixed drinks. I highly recommend this annual event.
Chris T. • August 29, 2011Great venue. Classy. Fully licensed, and they have well-ventilated theatre rooms here.
Nauman N. • April 17, 2016Staff are amazingly friendly and responsive. Good location though it took me two visits to figure out the exit route all the way down. Can get busy on weekend evenings
Michael H. • June 27, 2015Excellent place, plenty of history and lots to see inside and out. Hope they get to expand in the future as planned.
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