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This may be the cheapest place to drink on (well, near) Ossington

By Caroline Youdan
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(Image: The Ossington Stop/Facebook)
(Image: The Ossington Stop/Facebook)

The Ossington Stop (formerly Ossington Station) is a new late-night snack bar on Dundas, just west of Ossington. The bare-bones room—formerly the Arrow Café—has a bar, a few high-top tables and an open kitchen. It also has some of the neighbourhood’s most inexpensive alcoholic beverages. With pints priced at $4, wine at $5 and double shots of Jameson at $7, this is the kind of place where an entire night’s booze supply could end up costing less than the cab ride home. The food is cheap, too, and a tad eclectic; right now, the menu lists about eight items, including chili dogs, garlicky pickled vegetables and tasty Khinkali dumplings—soft doughy pockets filled with spiced ground beef, onions and hot, salty broth.

The Ossington Stop, 1164 Dundas St. W., @OssingtonStop

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