Terminated, Part 3: Need Suggestions for Where to Have the Last Supper

by Joey deVilla on October 1, 2008

[This article also appears in Global Nerdy.]

"The Last SUpper" painting, but with Disney characters

Because I was laid off and not fired from my former place of employment, they’re taking me out for a farewell dinner on Tuesday night. It’s a nice gesture on their part, and I appreciate it greatly.

I’m allowed to choose the restaurant, and I must let them know my choice by Monday, October 6th. The problem is that I’ve just got too much on the brain and need help picking a place. If you’ve got suggestions, I’d like to hear them!

Some parameters:

  • It should be within easy walking/transit travel of Queen and Spadina (that’s where the office is)
  • My guess is that there will be about 10 people total.
  • There will be drinking. A lot of it. At least 2 two rounds of “Irish Car Bombs”, too.
  • It can’t be terribly expensive (which means that Nota Bene is off the list).
  • The usual office after-work hangouts are Wayne Gretzky’s and Jack Astor’s. While perfectly serviceable, I’m looking for alternatives.
  • The Pickle Barrel is not eligible.

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Kelly October 1, 2008 at 5:58 pm

Bier Market just opened a new location at King and Portland.

Red Room up at Spadina and College

There is a new sports bar at King and Peter (cant rememeber what its called, is in same building as HolidayInn)

Finn’s of Temple Bar (aka Hoity Toity Finn McCool’s) at King and Brant.

2 Kieran October 2, 2008 at 8:43 am

Epicure is very tasty… and they have an upstairs patio if the weather’s nice :-)

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