THE COMMUNIST'S DAUGHTER
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THE ONLY CAFE
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In an intimate and friendly atmosphere, the artists meet the workers, the ...Read more
This friendly café-bar in The Danforth is located on the first floor of ...Read more
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Gourmet shops (pastry shops, chocolate shops, etc.), cafés and tea rooms are generally open every day from morning until mid- or late afternoon (some may be open until evening, especially cafés). However, there may be days off in smaller shops, usually at the beginning of the week. As for bars, many open their doors as early as 11 a.m. or noon. Otherwise, you can expect to open by mid to late afternoon at the latest. Closing time is usually 2:00 a.m., but some close earlier (midnight or 1:00 a.m.) at the beginning of the week. While they tend to be open 7 days a week, they sometimes close on certain days (e.g. Sunday, Monday).
In Ontario, the legal drinking age is 19. Wherever a bar license applies, only adults are allowed. However, some places have a different license (restaurant, craft production...) that allows minors. Note that if you look under 25, you will probably be asked for official photo identification.
In bars and breweries, the Happy Hour ritual is often held during the week. It usually runs from 4 or 5 pm until 7 pm or even later, and allows you to save money on alcohol and/or food. Needless to say, crowds go hand in hand during a Happy Hour...
Children are allowed wherever a bar permit is not in effect. However, they can sometimes be accepted on the terrace of a bar until early evening.
Smoking is prohibited in gourmet shops, cafés, tea rooms and bars, as well as on their terraces. Smoking must also be kept away from the door of the establishment and its terraces (the law indicates 9 meters).