Trevor Ng

Great food, courtesy of the culinary students at Algonquin. The bread and pastries are quite cheap, especially if you come near close at the end of the week. They also sell food that's prepared fresh and cold, such as smoked salmon and rice. Very nice place with excellent prices to undercut the competition.

Lots of vinyl records. All in alphabetical order, and a mixture of both new and used vinyl is available. The prices are in line with Discogs listings, so don’t expect to be ripped off or get an amazing bargain.

Great dining experience. Even though the waitstaff was a little green, they still served me quickly and with dignity. The price for the food is amazing and economical, especially if you’re a student. ~25$ is the average student dinner price. For reference, a five piece combo at Popeyes is only 5$ less. The food was pretty good, potstickers were mid, Atlantic salmon was satisfactory, but the dessert was amazing.

Whatever you do, DO NOT eat the vending machine egg salad sandwich. Other than that, the seating area to watch the game was good, with the players right beneath you. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk, but wheelchair accessible. There were around 8 vending machines, so you’ll find a good drink/snack/meal everytime.

Bustling mall. Expansive and confusing to navigate. It’s easy to get lost and forget where you came from, or if you’re navigating from the O Train then it’s hard to find an exit to the specific street you need to go to. I wanted to head onto Nicholas street, turns out I had do go onto Rideau and back because the Nicholas exit is actually the parking lot.