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you're on toronto street, which is one of those downtown corridors that feels more like a short cut than a destination, all bay street spillover and old ontario brick. carltons sits at 36, and if you're coming from the financial district the walk takes maybe five minutes, which matters more than it sounds when you're trying to escape it. the regulars here are genuinely devoted, the kind of devoted that shows up in weather that toronto does not apologize for. what keeps people returning to a spot this close to the core, when there's no shortage of options, is usually something quietly consistent. get there mid-morning on a weekday, before the lunch crowd finds it, and toronto street looks almost unhurried from the window.

curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated

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