Built in 1922, this beautiful historic building has transformed into a artistic entertainment complex providing artists with state of the art sound, lighting and live stream capabilities for the ultimate live concert experience.

Our menu was derived not just from the ‘fruits’ of Portugal and Spain. Inspiration has been harmoniously infused from the cuisines of the 23 nations whose coasts surround the Mediterranean Sea. Hence, we present you with 23 exciting selections.
Chef’s ongoing focus will be to incorporate seasonality of ingredients, modern trends and techniques in order to develop meat, seafood and plant based dishes that will offer all our guests a wealth of variety and taste. Please enjoy.

Founded in November 2012 by a group of local art dealers and collectors, including the legendary Walter Moos. The gallery’s mission is to present the public with a unique and lively mix of local and international artists from both established and emerging circles and aims to become a central hub of the Toronto arts scene where creatives and art lovers gather for art openings, charity auctions, launches and events.

When we first set out to build our dispensary beneath a night club in Little Italy, the idea of bringing people together and turning perfect strangers into perfect friends was neither novel, nor controversial.
Now, instead of a grand opening event, we are gently unlocking the front door, expanding on our online offerings, and turning the required adherence to pandemic protocols into a meditative commitment to our community, lined with joy. Anything to make life easier and help preserve the well being of our friends and neighbours. Please, stop by and say hi if you can and bring your friends, just not too many at a time. Thank you!

Located at the North West corner of College and Crawford Streets. in the heart of Toronto. The square was inaugurated June 2nd, 2013 by Manuel DaCosta to celebrate 60 years of Portuguese immigration.
It was created to provide an oasis where people of all backgrounds can learn about the history of the Portuguese community in Toronto and to provide a home to the statue of Luis De Camões, The Portuguese Canadian Walk of Fame and the Portuguese Pioneers Fountain.