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QUOTED: Niagara Street Café’s Anton Potvin on sealing the deal (yes, he’s found some buyers)

By Andrew D’Cruz
 | February 15, 2012
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The deal hasn’t been signed yet, but we have high-fived and done a shot of tequila, which I believe is legally binding in Toronto.

–Now former Niagara Street Café owner Anton Potvin, explaining that he’s found buyers for his quiet restaurant off King West [Toronto.com]

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