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Ali Baba's is an intimate and fun place to be. The concept is traditionally appealing, yet a modern restaurant that boasts of a menu inspired by the Middle East. Our appeal to customers doesn't only lie in our tasty Middle Eastern dishes, but also in our welcoming atmosphere, warm staff and effortless Middle Eastern charm. If you are looking for an alternative experience- something authentic, amusing and healthy then this is the place to eat.We only use the finest ingredients in the preparation of our meals to ensure you have something that is nutritional,fresh and extremely tasty on your table. Our chefs have years of experience in the industry and are qualified in all respects. We combine the modern with the traditional to produce something that exceeds your expectations.Our primary goal is to provide you with impeccable service leaving you impressed and happy to come back again.We therefore operate an entirely fast service and aim to get your order ready once placed within a couple of minutes.Remember it's all made fresh.If you don't have time to dine in, due to time constraints but prefer a quick take service,we are more than happy to honour your requests.So why not pop in today and enjoy something exotic as well as an exceptional dining experience and competitive prices

Burrito Bandidos opened its first location at 120 Peter Street in downtown Toronto. Focussed entirely on serving the perfect burrito, the tiny take-out restaurant on Peter Street created a sensation in the area winning praise from food critics and numerous people's choice awards

N&H Food Company was established in 1999 to accommodate the high volume of products for their retail store. A 5000 sq. feet facility was acquired to serve this purpose producing their own line of traditional Vietnamese sausages and hams. As new stores were opening, changes and upgrades was necessary for the facility to maintain its demand and to better control products being produced in the facility. In 2008 the company expanded to the adjoining two spaces beside the existing facility increasing the sq. feet to 12,000. Maintained through a GMP/HACCP plan, food safety and quality control became a priority. Monitored by OMAFRA (Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs) the facility produces over 30 products and is the largest Vietnamese food manufacturer in Ontario and one of the largest in Canada.

Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre is steps away from arts, culture, entertainment, shopping and business, this chic all-suite hotel and spa embodies the best of modern urban living in stunning boutique style

The popularity of bagels is not surprising. It is a nutritious food that is low in fat and low in calories. With more than a dozen flavour varieties ranging from plain to chocolate chip and its firm outside and soft chewy inside, bagels can be eaten hot and fresh from the oven. The favourite toppings are regular or flavoured cream cheese spreads and lox. Bagels further show their versatility when fabricated into delicious deli sandwiches, or served with bacon and eggs. It is no wonder the bagel is a favourite food for breakfast, lunch and snack times.The Bagel Stop is an established concept with proven high earning capacity. It works in diverse locations from food courts and office malls to street fronts. Either as commissary supported small retail outlets or as self-sufficient in-line bakery cafes, The Bagel Stop has become today's popular choice in the fast food market.

The Toronto Botanical Garden offers an array of 17 award-winning themed gardens spanning nearly four acres, designed to educate and inspire. You'll also find a complete range of innovative indoor and outdoor learning experiences for all ages including programs, garden tours, nature day camps, field trips and an extensive horticultural library; LEED Silver Certified Building with an energy-efficient sloping green roof and award-winning ecologically conscious design; rental facilities; garden shop and seasonal café. - See more at: http://torontobotanicalgarden.ca/about/#sthash.DhxLVCQk.dpuf