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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Hogtown Smoke, The Joint, Butter Chick, Mythology Diner

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  • Goldie, with "a playful cocktail club/restaurant on the ground floor with an intimate lounge on the second," has replaced Candyland at 619 King St. W. (between Bathurst and Portland).
  • Hogtown Smoke’s second location at 55 Colborne St. officially opens tomorrow, but its affiliated "bourbon speakeasy" The Joint has already soft opened next door.
  • MWM Fish Co., a boutique seafood shop specializing in oysters and fish, is now open at 419 Parliament St. in Cabbagetown.
  • Spice Mediterranean Fusion has opened at 1559 Kingston Rd. in Scarborough.
  • D Spot Dessert Cafe now has a second location at 1060 The Queensway in Etobicoke in addition to its first in Scarborough.
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  • Butter Chick, a fast-casual Indian kitchen will be opening soon inside the renovated Yonge Sheppard Centre's food court at 4841 Yonge St.
  • Recipe Food Co., featuring "healthy homestyle food," opens next month at 696 Queen St. W. (between Manning and Euclid).
  • According to AGCO, Dineen Coffee looks to be expanding out of the Financial District with its third location at 1042 Gerrard St. E.
  • Akira Back Toronto at the Bisha Hotel opens to the public next Thursday.
  • Mythology Diner, chef Doug McNish’s vegan restaurant officially opens tomorrow.
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