The Guide to Ossington Bars and Restaurants at Christmas

If you’re looking to find Dinner on Ossington on Christmas Day you’re going to be pretty much out of luck. . . . → Read More: The Guide to Ossington Bars and Restaurants at Christmas

Some of Toronto’s Best are on Ossington

Now Toronto posted their 2010 Readers Poll results today, and some of our local favourites are also citywide favourites. Not surprisingly, the Ossington Village nabe scores best in the dining and drinking categories, despite our council’s efforts! . . . → Read More: Some of Toronto’s Best are on Ossington

The evolution of Dundas off Ossington

It seems that the Ossington moratorium has benefited Dundas Street West, turning it into the new, new thing. The proliferation of galleries, bars, restaurants and more continues this fall with the opening of several spots between Crawford and Beaconsfield alone. . . . → Read More: The evolution of Dundas off Ossington

Saturday Matinee at the Communist’s Daughter – Now on CD

One of the real gems of the Ossington Village is Saturday afternoons between 4 and 7pm at the Communist’s Daughter. Michael Lewis Johnson holds one of the most unique regular live music shows in in the city. The small 25 seat bar is transformed back in time; Michael sings and plays cornet in songs from the 20s, 30s and 40s – what he calls Gypsy Jazz – while simultaneously bartending and playing gracious host to an always-packed house. An experience that no Torontonian should miss. . . . → Read More: Saturday Matinee at the Communist’s Daughter – Now on CD

Super Bowl Sunday on Ossington

Still trying to decide how to spend your Super Bowl Sunday? If you want to watch the big game or do something less sports-oriented, here are some choices in the Ossington/Dundas area. . . . → Read More: Super Bowl Sunday on Ossington

The Ossington Blackout Party – A Fun Night in the ‘hood!

Come to Ossington on Friday August 14th for the a fun night in the best neighbourhood in the city. Michael Johnson, the troubador of Communist’s Daughter, and advocate for less cars through his streets are for people campaign, is organizing a party in celebration of the 6th Anniversary of the Toronto blackout. . . . → Read More: The Ossington Blackout Party – A Fun Night in the ‘hood!

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