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Manic Coffee

426 College St, Toronto, ON M5T 1T3 Get directions
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Coffee Shop, Casual
Manic Coffee is committed to delivering consistency and quality, offering a menu of direct-trade coffee and baked goods made fresh in house. more... See more text
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Motherindia Roti Inc

1422 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6K 1L9 Get directions
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Indian, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant
Mother India Restaurant serves Roti’s from north and south India. Mother India has been at the Queen Street West location for several years and is considered by many to be the best... more... See more text
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MR.SUB

1068 Coxwell Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 3G5 Get directions
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Casual
Founded in Toronto in 1968, MR.SUB is Canada’s original homegrown sub brand, proudly serving Canadians for over 5 decades. With more than 200 locations across Canada, MR.SUB is bes... more... See more text
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Mr. Greek 114

3-861 York Mills Rd, North York, ON M3B 1Y2 Get directions
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Greek, Restaurant With Delivery Services, Take-out, Online Menu
Voted 'Best Greek Restaurant' for the 18th year in a row by Readers Choice. It starts with fresh ingredients fire-grilled with oil extracted from the sacred fruit of the Gods. The ... more... See more text
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