Maple-Ridge-Inn-B-B near Hanlan ON (1326 Result(s))

The Drake opened in 1890 as D. A. Small's Hotel. At the time, the area was a major Canadian Pacific Railway hub that linked downtown with the lakeside summer homes of Toronto's western beaches. For the next half century, the Hotel transitioned through several owners and names including Hotel Cecil and the Stardust.

Founded in 1977, Dram Window Coverings is a division of Dram Industries Inc. We custom measure, supply and install all types of window coverings for residential, commercial and institutional use. Our specialties are vertical blinds and roller shades, manufactured by Dram Window Coverings. We distribute and install all leading manufacturer's name brand blinds and shutters throughout Southern Ontario and including projects from Vancouver to St. John's. In our showroom we exhibit an extensive variety of window coverings, including motorization options. Our participation experience with interior design education in window covering design has resulted in our ability to assist designers, architects and decorators with the selection of the proper choice of window coverings, considering aesthetics, sun control, insulation value, maintenance and economy. We have been the exclusive supplier to the #1 home builder in Ontario during the last 12 years.

In 1946 Louise Duffney opened a corner Gin Mill at Sheridan Drive and Millersport Highway in Amherst, New York, just north of Buffalo. It was in 1969 that the local tavern known simply as Duff's served up their first batch of chicken wings. Selling nearly 20 pounds of wings a week, Duff's began to create a name for itself and a reputation for having the best wings in Buffalo. It was around 1985 that it was established that Duff's wings were indeed famous, and the name became official.

The Duke of Kent has been part of Toronto’s midtown community for over 40 years. The friendly, attentive staff at the Kent are eager to make you feel at home, welcoming regulars and first-timers with the same warm hospitality. Located on Yonge, steps north of Eglinton, the Kent is a cozy retreat for neighborhood residents and lunch customers from the nearby shopping and business districts.

While The Duke of York has grown from it's basement beginnings to include the upstairs floor and an added patio, they've never lost their authenticity as one of the premier Brit-pubs in Toronto. The menu features all the expected fare including bangers & mash and finger food. For drinks, 'the Duke' has a good selection of imported and Canadian drafts plus a Scotch bar serving single malts. With its proximity to both U of T, the Annex and Yorkville, The Duke' enjoys a steady crowd day and night.

Eggspectation invites you to their establishment. This eatery cooks hamburgers and a breakfast menu for 11$ to 25$. They are open at night from Thursday to Saturday and are easily reachable by public transit but also by bicycle and car. They are situated in a surrounding filled with stores and parks. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are recognized.

Emma ordered all supplies locally and insisted on the best quality; therefore, the Estaminet quickly became known for serving the finest foods and providing the most sought-after lakefront atmosphere.

Come taste a delicious dish at Europa Bar & Grill. They are open at night from Monday to Friday and are conveniently reachable by bicycle. They are in a vibrant area known for its nightlife and its verdant spaces. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are recognized.