Buster’s Sea Cove swims into South Core
Buster’s Sea Cove, the popular St. Lawrence Market seafood snack shack with its own food truck, is bringing its shrimp po’ boys and grilled halibut sandwiches to South Core. The new location will be located in the Southcore Financial Centre at Bremner and York, in the building’s second-floor food court (with I.Q. Food Co., Le Prep and Z-Teca keeping it company). Owner Tom Antonarakis tells us that the plan is to open the week of April 6, with a menu of the best-selling items from the Market and the food truck. Connected to the PATH and only a block away from Union Station, the new spot should make it convenient for commuters to grab dinner to go before heading home. GO trains are about to get a whole lot fishier.
120 Bremner Blvd., busters-seacove. com, @Busterstruck
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Buster's Sea Cove, the popular St. Lawrence Market seafood snack shack with its own food truck, is bringing its shrimp po' boys and grilled halibut sandwiches to South Core. The new location will be located in the Southcore Financial Centre at Bremner and York, in the building's second-floor food court (with I.Q. Food Co., Le Prep and Z-Teca keeping it company). Owner Tom Antonarakis tells us that the plan is to open the week of April 6, with a menu of the best-selling items from the Market and the food truck. Connected to the PATH and only a block away from Union Station, the new spot should make it convenient for commuters to grab dinner to go before heading home. GO trains are about to get a whole lot fishier.
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West: 71
East: 4
Huh? Was this a point for East or a point for West?
huh? if you’re at an even number on yonge at eglinton, it is west to some people. if it’s an odd number it is east to some. 120 bremner is over 4 blocks west of yonge. how is that NOT west?
Yonge Street is Toronto’s traditional boundary between west and east. While some people have their own personal views as to what is east and what is west, and where they each begin, the one objective non-anecdotal boundary is Yonge.
“Judy”……… until you can prove to me that you (and a few other Darren defenders conveniently using aliases) aren’t just Darren yourself, conversation over. If ‘Darren’ even is the pest’s real name.
To everyone else: just look at this Darren piece of work’s profile and how willing he is to engage in snarky, combative exchanges on countless other posts… yet never to address criticism of his stats. However there is always conveniently a whole fleet of the same phantom accounts who DO chime in… every single time out. In a remarkably identical tone and sharply critical manner as to each other and to him in his other posts. And the only time they ever do seem to show up on Toronto Life forums is to defend their man. Seriously, NOWHERE else on here. Always to voraciously stand behind the stat of an absolute online stranger… again, every single time out. Interesting!
So anyway, that’s that. You can draw your own conclusions.