MOUNT DENNIS, TORONTO • 1148 Weston Road on the corner at Eglinton
Eglinton West LRT could bode a brighter future for Mount Dennis businessesTHE ISSUE: BOOSTING BUSINESS THE IMPACT: WESTON COULD SEE INCREASED RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS DENSITY WITH COMING LRT
THE ISSUE: BOOSTING BUSINESS THE IMPACT: WESTON COULD SEE INCREASED RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS DENSITY WITH COMING LRT
Mount Dennis coffee shop turned community hub celebrates 4 yearsCassandra Nicolaou, owner of supercoffee, credits her entire team for the idea of a colouring contest in celebration of the Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue-area shop’s fourth anniversary coming up on…
Cassandra Nicolaou, owner of supercoffee, credits her entire team for the idea of a colouring contest in celebration of the Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue-area shop’s fourth anniversary coming up on…
SupercoffeeSupercoffee is the kind of cafe where everybody knows each other by name. Located right in the heart of the Mount Dennis neighbourhood, it’s a sunny reprieve from the busy industrial corner of Eglinton and Weston. Locals residents and TTC workers from the bus garage next door make up the majority of customers here, adding to the coffee shop’s palpable sense of community.
Supercoffee is the kind of cafe where everybody knows each other by name. Located right in the heart of the Mount Dennis neighbourhood, it’s a sunny reprieve from the busy industrial corner of Eglinton and Weston. Locals residents and TTC workers from the bus garage next door make up the majority of customers here, adding to the coffee shop’s palpable sense of community.
Supercoffee uses digital footprint to entice out-of-towners to Mount Dennis neighbourhood | Digital Main StreetIn Toronto’s Mount Dennis neighbourhood Supercoffee has found an unlikely clientele: travellers from Pearson airport. The coffee shop, perched at the apex of Weston Rd. and Eglinton Ave., has become a stopover for visitors on their way downtown. “I recently had someone say ‘I had this ei …
In Toronto’s Mount Dennis neighbourhood Supercoffee has found an unlikely clientele: travellers from Pearson airport. The coffee shop, perched at the apex of Weston Rd. and Eglinton Ave., has become a stopover for visitors on their way downtown. “I recently had someone say ‘I had this ei …
Mount Dennis BIA aims to create bee-friendly neighbourhoodThe outside of Cassandra Nicolaou’s coffee shop in Mount Dennis is being transformed into an eye-catching art piece dedicated to bees.
The outside of Cassandra Nicolaou’s coffee shop in Mount Dennis is being transformed into an eye-catching art piece dedicated to bees.
How to spend a day in Mount DennisMount Dennis might be the next neighbourhood to transform itself, but even if real estate here is no longer the cheapest in the city, there’s still a waiting game to be played. Spending a day here is nothing like dawn to dusk in any of Toronto’s more desirable districts.
Mount Dennis might be the next neighbourhood to transform itself, but even if real estate here is no longer the cheapest in the city, there’s still a waiting game to be played. Spending a day here is nothing like dawn to dusk in any of Toronto’s more desirable districts.
Mount Dennis Community Profile – SupercoffeeCassandra Nicolaou owner and operator of Supercoffee located in the Mount Dennis community of Toronto talks about her local coffee shop business and why the …
Cassandra Nicolaou owner and operator of Supercoffee located in the Mount Dennis community of Toronto talks about her local coffee shop business and why the …
Supercoffee Mural ProjectThe Mount Dennis BIA (with funding from the City of Toronto and Metrolinx) developed a mural on the south-west corner of Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue West…
The Mount Dennis BIA (with funding from the City of Toronto and Metrolinx) developed a mural on the south-west corner of Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue West…
10 neighbourhoods in Toronto that still don’t have a StarbucksNeighbourhoods in Toronto that still don’t have a Starbucks are examples of coffee communities that thrive without the presence of the chain. Why spend way too much on a passion iced tea or clamber for a unicorn frapp when you could get a totally original, great-tasting beverage made with love at one of these indie cafes?
Neighbourhoods in Toronto that still don’t have a Starbucks are examples of coffee communities that thrive without the presence of the chain. Why spend way too much on a passion iced tea or clamber for a unicorn frapp when you could get a totally original, great-tasting beverage made with love at one of these indie cafes?