Archive for the ‘Midtown’ Category

  • Events in Toronto: Midtown Toronto Celebrates Summer with Restaurantacular

    on Jul 3, 12 • in Do, Family, Live, Midtown • with 1 Comment

    Events in Toronto, Food dish

    On  June 26th, 2012, Toronto Mom Now atteneded The 1st Annual Mount Pleasant Village BIA Restaurantacular to help shine a light on local restaurants and we discovered some other exciting events along the way. The best part of Restaurantacular was that every business involved prepared a special menu of $2, $4 and $6 items to encourage people to try new cuisine at restaurant after restaurant and create a social food setting for everyone to enjoy. After wandering up and down Mount Pleasant to check out the venues involved I have to say that Culinarium and

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  • Shopping in Toronto: The finest consignment lives on Mt. Pleasant

    on Apr 19, 12 • in Best, Buy, Fashion, For You, Live, Midtown, Neighbourhoods, Yonge and Davisville • with 2 Comments

    Second Nature Boutique

    If you’re a mom in Toronto or visiting T.O. this Earth Day weekend, try getting a little retail therapy in at one of Toronto’s many coveted consignment stores and be sure to stop by midtown gem, Second Nature Boutique. By choosing consignment, you can confidentially call anything you buy Eco-Fashion because giving clothing new life is an earth preserving act. Consignment shopping is the fashionable big sister to thrift shopping, offering better quality second hand and vintage items that have been carefully juried, cleaned and are ready to wear. In Toronto there are many designer

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  • Where to eat in Toronto: Italian Cuisine at Leaside’s Vero Trattoria

    on Mar 26, 12 • in Bayview and Leaside, Restaurants and Cafes • with No Comments

    Vero Trattoria, Where to eat in Toronto

    It used to be that if you wanted a night out and great Italian cuisine you had to head down to College Street’s Little Italy. Not so anymore. Since it opened four years ago on Bayview Avenue, Vero Trattoria has become a destination in Leaside for Italian dining. Upscale in the Neighbourhood Vero, owned by the folks who bring us Bar Italia on College Street, has received great response from neighbourhood locals, tells me resident Sommelier Erez Mizrahi. Locals appreciate having the upscale cool factor of College Street right around the corner from home. And

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  • Baby products at Spoiled Baby

    on Mar 7, 12 • in For Kids, Yonge and Davisville • with No Comments

    baby shoes, Spoiled baby, Toronto

    We’re lucky in Toronto to have a plethora of baby stores to choose from. Just about every neighbourhood has a baby store. Hidden away near the corner of Yonge and Davisville, Spoiled Baby is THE spot for smart baby gifts. They pride themselves on offering smart, fun and beautiful products that parents will actually use. Mom and Pop Baby Store Spoiled Baby is literally a mom and pop shop. Owners Nina and Peter Arniotis have four nearly grown children of their own. When it comes to trends in baby products, they’ve seen them all. They

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  • Cafés in Toronto: Mediterranean-Inspired Café St. Germain

    on Jan 9, 12 • in Avenue and Lawrence, Restaurants and Cafes • with 1 Comment

    best cafes in Toronto, cafe st. germain, Mediterranean cafe

    Café St. Germain opened its doors on Avenue Road in September and is quickly becoming a local hot spot. The Mediterranean-inspired café, with its modern yet warm decor, draws you in right off the sidewalk. My family and I checked it out for brunch. A neighbourhood hub Café St. Germain opened on Avenue road with the aim of becoming a neighbourhood hub. In this area of town, where traffic can get pretty thick heading to and from the 401, it’s certainly a welcome addition to the neighbourhood as a place to spend some time enjoying

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  • Holiday Shopping at Bustling Bayview and Eglinton

    on Dec 9, 11 • in Bayview and Leaside, For You • with 1 Comment

    Gifts Toronto

    Bayview and Eglinton, in Leaside, with its restaurants, home decor shops, boutiques and specialty stores is a choice destination for a day of holiday shopping. Here are five spots worth checking out

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  • Shopping in Toronto: Get Foxy at Stonefox Jewelry Originals

    on Nov 24, 11 • in Avenue and Lawrence, For You • with 3 Comments

    Stone Fox Lariats

    Enter this charming jewelry boutique just north of Avenue Road and Lawrence Avenue West and take in the colours and textures of its original designs. The sign on one of the displays urges you to go on and touch something. You won’t be able to resist

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  • Kids hair cuts in Toronto: Melonhead Offers Great Hair Care for Kids

    on Nov 21, 11 • in For Kids, Yonge and Lawrence • with No Comments

    melonhead

    When the kids need a haircut, there are three things you want: a quick cut, a good cut, and a positive experience that will bode well for future cuts. Tamara and her son recently visited Melonhead’s flagship location at Yonge and Lawrence for a low-key, kid-friendly hair care experience

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  • Uncle Betty’s Diner: Kids-friendly dining

    on Nov 17, 11 • in Restaurants and Cafes, Yonge and Eglinton • with 2 Comments

    Uncle Betty's kid-friendly diner

    It’s only been around for six months, but Toronto’s Uncle Betty’s Diner is quickly becoming a popular family-friendly dining destination near Yonge and Eglinton. Inspired by the diners of New York, Uncle Betty’s opened with the idea of providing good food in a relaxed setting that kids will enjoy

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  • Indoor Activities for Kids That’s Just Ducky

    on Nov 14, 11 • in Family, Yonge and Lawrence • with 2 Comments

    Just Ducky Ducks

    When the weather starts to get nasty, it’s nice to have a few options for indoor play and entertainment to keep the kids active, the parents sane and everyone entertained. Offering an assortment of structured and drop-in options for young children, as well as fitness and childcare options for adults, Just Ducky Yonge Kids is a complete family fun centre

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