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The Communist’s Daughter
- 1149 Dundas St. W. (at Ossington) • View on map »
- 647-435-0103
Blink and you’ll miss it: a small chalkboard is the only sign for this irresistible neighbourhood joint. Inside, there’s a funky, low-key atmosphere and slightly retro vibe—vinyl chairs, Formica tables, an old lunch counter and a great jukebox (three tunes for a loonie). Drop by for live gypsy jazz on Saturday and country troubadour music on Sunday.
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