
Leuty's: New Beachfront Spot in Toronto
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Leutys, a new spot in Torontos Beaches neighborhood, is set to open in August, taking over the old Mira Mira Diner space. First-time restaurateurs Gabby Martindale and Kamden Kennedy aim to create a third space for the community, offering refined comfort classics and solid cocktails. The duo plans to incorporate feedback from the community to keep the menu real and engaging.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Leuty's: New Beachfront Spot in Toronto. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A new spot called Looties is set to revive the heart of Toronto's beaches neighborhood, taking over the old Mira-Mira diner space at 19. 63 Queen Street East First-time restaurateurs, Gabby Martin Dale, and Candon Kennedy are leading the charge, bringing decades of hospitality know-how from spots across. Ontario, they're aiming to open in the first week of August after wrapping up renovations. The duo fell in love with the location right away. Big space, second floor private dining, and a side patio perfect for year-round hangs. Named after the iconic local lifeguard station, it draws from the area's watery vibes in history, plus European bar inspo they dig. Beaches folks know their neighborhood get slept on come winter, but Looties wants to change that, becoming the ultimate third space somewhere for big. Nights out or quick drinks with familiar faces. The community here cares deep about local businesses, and Gabby says they'll tweak things based on feedback to keep it real.
Expect refined comfort classics on the menu, easy for anyone, paired with solid cocktails, wines and beers, elevated but chill, bridging clubs and fine, dining without the stuffiness. With renovations humming along, this could draw crowds from across the city, keeping the lake front buzzing even as leaves turn. That wraps Canada News today, brought to you with AI.
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