Maple-Ridge-Inn-B-B near Hope ON (1476 Result(s))

Rexall pharmacies are focused on helping Canadians feel good about their health through easy access to a wide assortment of health and wellness services and products.

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.

Come savor a savory creation at Wenona Lodge. This eatery cooks a variety of pizzas for 11$ to 25$. You can even enjoy the sunlight on their terrace. They provide craft beer and are open at night all week. They are easily accessible by bicycle. The neighboring location is memorable for its restaurants, parks, stores and coffee shops.

Fiesta Farms is Toronto's largest inde­pen­dently owned gro­cery store and gar­den cen­tre. What does that mean? It means we only have one store. But it's a big one. 'Largest' means we carry the range of prod­ucts you'd expect from a chain. 'Independent' means we can choose what those prod­ucts are-who makes them, where they come from, what's in them, their place in the local econ­omy. Stuff like that. And we're pretty choosy. Partly because being choosy is good, and partly because it's good busi­ness. When we opened up over 20 years ago, we decided to focus on two things the big guys couldn't com­pete with: serv­ing our local eth­nic com­mu­ni­ties and sup­port­ing our local econ­omy. Now those things are pop­u­lar. And so are we! A visit to the store will let you know pretty quickly that we don't turn our nose up at any­one, but we tend to be par­tic­u­larly pop­u­lar with folks who get more from food shop­ping than just a full larder.

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.

Christie Gardens is a not-for-profit, charitable organization, which means reinvestment in your services. We are committed to delivering distinctive services within a continuum of living for our residents, by addressing their physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We are privileged to bring a fine quality of life to all who choose to call Christie Gardens 'home'.

Rexall pharmacies are focused on helping Canadians feel good about their health through easy access to a wide assortment of health and wellness services and products.