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RIP Mr. Greenjeans

By Caroline Youdan
 | September 3, 2014
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(Image: Lynda W. /Yelp)
(Image: Lynda W./Yelp)

The Eaton Centre restaurant’s popularity peaked around 1994, when a vocal jam session in the on-site Sing Your Heart Out booth was an essential part of any amazing fifth-grade birthday party. As for the food, who really remembers. (Well, Yelp does, which could have something to do with the restaurant’s closure.) Management shared the news over Twitter yesterday afternoon, thanking staff and patrons for 34 great years. Anyone born in the early 80s (or earlier) should start feeling ancient right about...now.

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