What was meant to be a love letter to Toronto turned into an emotional upheaval from the city when an iconic restaurant posted an unintentionally cryptic message on Valentine’s Day.
The 24-hour-style diner has been serving the city from its historic location at Dundas Street West and Ossington Avenue for just over 90 years.
“The idea is basically we are closing down on the 28th so it's the last call for any favorites,” Hakim said. “We are planning renovations – a new direction, new team members and a bit of a facelift for the building from 1932.” He reassured loyal customers that the historical integrity and bones of the space won’t be touched, and neither will the nearly 24-hour nature of the diner. But since he took over 15 years ago, Hakim said the physical space has grown tired and needs to be refurbished.
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