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Sophisticated caffeine heads, Distillery wanderers and the occasional tourist gather sporadically on the open bricks of the infamous Distillery District. Inside, the cozy brick warehouse is the perfect place to sober up, where French posters adorn the walls. Upstairs is more of a crash-worthy haven: wicker couches to stretch your legs, read a book or contemplate Plato. Open cut outs on the second floor and a beautiful balcony provide great sight lines for that fabulously ornate chandelier. The other Toronto location in Liberty Village is more weekday than weekend.
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