I did not know that there was one. I lived on Edward Street in the condo at the end. Where was the path?
Clairtone Electronics, made the best looking furniture style stereos then built the first Canadian made coloured T.Vs in Nova Scotia. Too bad that they were all crap.
Frans Restaurants had many locations in Toronto always open late but not the best food.
The Dundas station southbound platform connects Atrium on Bay to the Eaton Centre. In the bottom floor of Atrium on Bay there's an exit to the street near Timmy's. It's a big bank of doors that you cannot miss. You take the stairs up to Edward Street, which is a fire exit so you cannot re-enter the building. It looks like this on the outside of the building
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Fran's used to be good, but went downhill the last time I went. The Yonge Street location is only busy because of St Mike's across the street and the theater. A much better option is The Senator at Victoria and Dundas. A higher end option was Superior restaurant on Yonge, which is now a Paramount I think.
There's also Ed's Warehouse next to the Princess of Wales on King and Captain John's at the foot of Yonge. Walked by those places plenty of times, but never went in. There was also the Organ Grinder next door to the Old Spaghetti Factory on The Esplanade.This was posted earlier...but I found this gif...lol
The World's Biggest Bookstore , Eaton Centre, Queen's Park and a number of other areas around Toronto were immortalized in this classic 80's movie. There is a slight issue with this clip if you look closely and know the neighborhood around the bookstore.
