Thanks mate. Just a few more questions and I'll stop bothering you guys. Is there a dress code for The Guv? Again thanks for all the info.

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Originally posted by Pete K Is there a dress code for The Guv?

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Originally posted by Pete K Thanks mate. Just a few more questions and I'll stop bothering you guys. Is there a dress code for The Guv? Again thanks for all the info.

No bother.

Dress comfortably. I would recommend you wear something cool and breathable as it gets incredibly hot in the Guv.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN lol, i love it when moral feels the need to lay the smack down

try out some streeet meat too, just not outside guvy in the morning ala(*cough jamie cough*)

If your looking for Canadian Cusine, check out Jamie Kennedys Wine bar ( church and the esplanade), Scaramouche ( yorkville) or Bymark ( Wellington st near bay)

all are a bit pricey, but well worth it, the food is incredible

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Thanks again guys. What can I expect as far as drink prices go? I'm used to paying about 10 American dollars for a mixed drink and about 4-5 dollars for a beer.

Expect to get the smallest dose of liquor poured ever- like only 1-1.5 oz per drink. If u want a double shot, expect to pay double. Stick with the beer. It's cheaper & stronger.

U should check out the St. Lawrence Market at Front & Jarvis on Fri or Sat (daytime hours). Great 2-level farmers market with some great prepared foods inside, at good prices.

Izakaya on Front St. is a new Japanese noodle house. Spend the $20 to get the bottle of unfiltered sake- best stuff ever!!! Avoid the chili beef ramen soup, unless u can handle a bowlful of freshly sliced chilis.

There's a large Chinatown at Spadina & Dundas, w/loads of Chinese & vietname restaurants. House of Gourmet at 484 Dundas St W has good quality food.

Shopping- head to Queen St. east of Spadina- it's the 'hip' drag. Eaton Centre mall is at the corner of Yonge & Queen. Kensington Market is tucked behind Chinatown & has lots of little used/vintage clothing shops & a unique vibe.

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Originally posted by Pete K We’re looking for Canadian cuisine and possibly authentic Chinese food if possible. Honestly the less expensive the better if that helps out at all. Our hotel is fairly close to The Guv, are there any areas close by for shopping?

if you are looking for good budget asian food:

jun jun for sushi on college just east of bathurst
pho 88 for vietnamese on spadina (near dundas) basically below where boa was (it feels weird saying where boa 'was')
for chinese lee garden or new ho king on spadina (all around dundas)
for some pan asian and cdn-- cheap and relaxing, good place to get drinks etc-- nice place to relax.. slow service but good food--decent pad thai and sandwhiches
for french, a bit more pricey but still reasonable, bodega on baldwin st

jamie kennedy wine bar is a good suggestion but pricey, small and be prepared to wait a loooooong time, they do not take reservations either-- if you and your friends have large appetites, not a great choice

for a bit pricer sushi, but still reasoable--amazing quality-- lily @ broadview

PM me is you need any further info-- i'm happy to help!