Kenneth Kimmes

This place is an amazing little gem tucked a couple blocks north of Dundas Square. The exterior of the deli is unassuming and modest, the food is the star and speaks for itself. Portion sizes are great for the value, and all are big on flavour. You will not be disappointed in your order. There is a counter inside that you can stand and eat your sandwich looking out at Elm Street or you can take it to go.

July 2023 update:
Super friendly staff working here. We ordered the loaded fries and a 1/4 burger which came with fries. Really good value for what you get here.

Wow. What a great place at the casino. The food was fast and tasted great. I would recommend the Garlic French Fries, super crispy, fresh with lots of fresh grated cheese on top. The manager was working really hard to ensure things were running well, he was even emptying the trash himself to ensure his staff didn't have to stop serving customers - what a great leader. The bar was hopping and had a cool vibe.

Sarah was the bartender on the day we visited. She was super friendly and had a great sense of humour. Her service was impeccable and she was super attentive to our table. This is a great location to hang out with family and friends and enjoy a pint. They have a selection of local brews along with seasonal beers. For sure a repeat place for us to visit! This location is mobility accessible.

The location is just 1 block from the Queen St streetcars. The brewery has a good selection of beers to make anyone happy! There is outdoor seating on the front patio and back patio. The back patio is only open on the weekends. They allow dogs, but it is very well ventilated, so if you have allergies, not to worry. When we were there, someone was selling jerk chicken meals and it looked really good. They allow you to bring food from outside and enjoy it with your beer. A great place to have a few beers at a great price, in a great space!

The park has a flame and a history of dignitaries being in the place. There is also some greenery and flowers in the area. There is some stadium style seating to reflect and relax. The space is sort of hidden between Nathan Philips Square and Osgoode Hall. The park area is mobility accessible.