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Summerhill (sum-her-ill)

Named somewhat carelessly (and perhaps even temporarily) after the two hundred acre summer estate/amusement Park of a local transportation baron, Summerhill was developed into a neighbourhood sometime in the 1860’s. Now, Summerhill is a mixture of Yorkville glitz and suburban “country club” glam. A highly desirable neighbourhood sandwiched between the Downtown core and Midtown madness, Summerhill is our little slice of paradise...or is that cheese? We DID say sandwich earlier.

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The subway platform is often where most Central Station employees begin their day. Fun Fact: open during the Winter as well.

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Exiting the station, it’s a 2 minute walk to our office, but we’re looking for someone to step up and break that record. Pictured on the right: Toronto’s biggest stopwatch

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We have a great coffee culture at the office. So much so that on our way up to the building, there’s no need to stop off at Boxcar Social. Pictured on the left: Someone clearly late for work, does that say 10:00am?

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Uh oh, looks like someone forgot their lunch today. A quick walk south under the train tracks can fix that though. Fun Fact: If a train passes overhead interrupting your conversation, it’s good luck.

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Central Station employees are treated to a wide variety of different food options in the Rosedale area. We have the local market – Harvest Wagon. Greenhouse Juice Co. if drinking your food is more your thing. And the newest project from the Food Dudes – Pantry.

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Let’s follow these Central Station employees on their way to find the best eats.

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Possibly the best hidden sandwich shop in the city, these employees have found their way to the Black Camel. Fun Fact: Eric Lindros, former hockey player has been spotted here. He probably wouldn’t remember it though.

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In our opinion, Rosedale is home to some of the best patios in the city. Great for winding down with after work drinks.

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Pictured: The Rosedale Diner patio (isn’t it romantic…in a professional lunch business meeting kind of way?)

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Weird artwork aside, the Rosedale diner is a favoured hotspot of many Central Station employees looking for a cool and quiet vibe.

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Oh right, there’s also our amazing view from our roof top. NBD

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