These days, many stores offer their own reusable bags. Eco-shopping is not only trendy but an excellent way to help preserve the environment for future generations. Our list of great green products found on the Danforth contains the perfect swag for your earth-friendly bag.
By Lindsay Newton
Fresh Coffee Network coffee beans are organic...
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Archive for March, 2009
Green Bagging It
Like Father, Like Son
A family approach to dishing up traditional Greek cuisine
By Lindsay Newton
Kalyvia restaurant, located at 420 Danforth Avenue, is a perfect example of the Greek family traditions that have made Danforth Avenue the centre for Greek culture in Toronto. Opened by the brothers Tsafatino, Mike and Peter, in 1990, the restaurant is named after...
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Greektown Gets a Taste of India
At Sher-E-Punjab, family, quality, and nutrition are the main ingredients for great food
By Jeffrey Ross
Husband and wife team Amar and Malkit Singh have turned home-cooked meals into a profitable family business. What began as (and nearly continued to be) a fish and chips shop ultimately became a popular Indian eatery in the heart of...
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A Taste of Tradition
The Marinuzzis feed their customers like family
By Jennifer Kervin
Walking into 7 Numbers at 307 Danforth Avenue is like walking into “what an Italian basement would’ve looked like in the ’50s, ’60s, or ’70s,” says owner Vito Marinuzzi. “We try and make it like eating at someone’s house.” The Italian eatery’s vibe is cozy...
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Day Tripper
Rediscovering the Danforth after a slow thaw
By Chantal Arseneault-Lewis
Spring has finally arrived, and it’s time to reacquaint ourselves with all the things we lost under the snow. Planning a local day trip can fulfill your need to get out of the house while staying close to home and under budget. The Danforth is one...
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