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Church and Wellesley (The Gay Village) a Toronto neighbourhood

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Big Mamma's Boy

Rashnaa Restaurant

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Rashnaa Restaurant

This Ain't the Rosedale Library

Yorkville Fire Station

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Camros Organic Eatery

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Church and Wellesley (The Gay Village)

Buddha Body Yoga

473 Church St

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Formerly known as Rainbow Body Yoga, it’s in the same location. I love yin yoga and they have three classes/week (one is yin/yang). Vinyasa Flow with Rena (Wed @ 7:10) is great for intermediate/advanced; and Jock Yoga (men and women) on Sat @ 1:15pm is great for the less flexible but otherwise strong. show more

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Hairy Tarantula Games & Comics

354 Yonge St

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Hairy T is a gaming and comics landmark in the Yonge/Dundas area. The staff are knowledgeable, interesting, and helpful, the regular shoppers are pleasant, and the stock, from rare comics to the latest manga, is plentiful. This is the type of gaming & comic store worth visiting, even if it means hours and hours on GO and TTC. show more

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Caffe di Portici

6 Scollard St

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Cool modern atmosphere, good pizza (I had the margarita - delicious), and excellent coffee. I'll definitely go back and recommend to friends. show more

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Guu

398 Church St

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Guu Izakaya is a noisy, crazy, tons of fun experience! Why pay over a thousand dollars to fly to Japan when you can open the doors to Guu and enter another world? Be prepared for an experience like no other -- when the doors open, you'll be welcomed by Japanese voices welcoming you in a language you won't understand. It'll take about 10 minutes for your years to adjust to the noise, but then, you'll fall in love! Everything on the menu is delicious, the sushi is fresh, and the sake is the GOOD STUFF! I heart Guu. show more

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587 Yonge St

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Nice bar. Great selection of fancy beer. They serve cask ale as well.

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195 Carlton St

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533 Parliament St

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This Ain't the Rosedale Library

483 Church St

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A great little bookstore with all kinds of interesting and alternative books. It reminds me a bit of pages - but this location in Kensington is much smaller. When your in the mood for browsing books I would highly recommend it. show more

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Buddies In Bad Times Theatre

12 Alexander St

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10 Edward St

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First place I go if I need travel guides or travel reading. I've also been able to sell books, DVDs, and VHS tapes in the past. They don't take everything, but it's always worth a shot. show more

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Eliot's Bookshop

584 Yonge St

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The Queen and Beaver Public House

35 Elm St

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Great Pommy Pub

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Brownstone Bistro

603 Yonge St

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Big Mamma's Boy

554 Parliament St

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**Great wheat-free, rice cheese, spelt-crust pizza** With a name like Bib Mama's -- how can you go wrong? Best wheat-free, rice cheese, spelt-crust pizza in Toronto. show more

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Camros Organic Eatery

25 Hayden St

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This is the ideal place to "eat healthy"! Portions are generous and leave you full but nicely so. Great for resisting cheap sugar treats afterwards! show more

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18 Yorkville Ave

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Great atmosphere. Feels like you are in France, French music and decor, all the orders are called out in French. We took our mothers here for Mother's Day and we ordered in French. Lots of fun! show more

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2 Bloor St E

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Allan Gardens Conservatory

19 Horticultural Ave

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83 Alexander St

OUR LADY OF LOURDES

444 Sherbourne St

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Rashnaa Restaurant

307 Wellesley St E

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7 Breadalbane St

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Yorkville Fire Station

34 Yorkville Ave

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Ask the firemen for a guided tour - they will help if they are not too busy! And will happily show their trucks to kids. show more

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399 Church St

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Daybreak has phenomenal brunch in portions that are, in my opinion, unreasonably large. Almost every order comes with a side of pancakes which is not indicated on the menu. The food is hot, delicious, fast. Be prepared to wait up to 30 minutes on a weekend. The benedicts come in 3s with a side of hashbrowns, and pancakes! show more

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Holt Renfrew Bloor Street

50 Bloor St W

Believe it or not, in the washroom by the upstairs cafe, Holts has a lovely nursing room, equipped with a change table, nursing chair, and sink. show more

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Park Road Healing Arts

28 Park Rd

I saw Dr Roseanne Metz, and was really impressed by her professionalism, and her view on health and wellbeing. I went to this clinic during my last trimester. show more

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