New Toronto Restaurant Pivots to Full Time Brunch Amid Liquor License Delays
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Restaurant & wine bar chosen as proposed new use of historic Davidson house
DAVIDSON, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Davidson town leaders are moving forward to transform a historic Main Street home into a wine bar and restaurant. At Monday night’s Board of Commissioners’ meeting, Senior Planner Lindsay Laird presented three options evaluated for the Luise Sloan House that sits next to the public safety headquarters. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission says the Queen Anne-style home was built approximate…
New Toronto restaurant pivots to full time brunch amid liquor license delays
After months of delays getting approval for a liquor licence, what was meant to be a neighbourhood wine bar has officially pivoted into a full-time brunch and lunch eatery. Today, Etobicoke’s Pinky Swear is serving non-alcoholic cocktails and breakfast masterpieces, but with the deep love of wine they crafted over years in the industry, owners Neil Brown and Ayana Miller originally intended for that to be the focus of the restaurant — after all,…
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