The Ossington Strip
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Welcome to the
Ossington Strip

Known for it's culinary charms and bustling nightlife, this trendy neighbourhood offers daytime delights as well. Emerging international and local brands call this small strip a home.

Craving something?

Tucked on a side street, away from the compendium of cuisine that is the main strip, Bobbie Sue's packs a huge amount of taste. They do one thing, and they do it right: the best Mac n' Cheese in town.
Whether you are searching for something to satisfy your ear worm with some vintage and new vinyl at Rotate This, or looking to slip into latest indie fashions, you can satisfy all your shopping needs on the strip.
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From best Ontario farms to your table, you can satisfy your cravings at Union. This classic bistro-inspired restaurant serves only organic, locally sourced, seasonal fresh fare with a contemporary twist.
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Where else can you satisfy your sweet tooth, shop for some locally-designed threads and support local charities? Drop in at the Peace Collective, pick up some clothes that show your local pride and grab a delicious ice cream on your way out. Every garment sold provides two meals to a child in need through Breakfast Clubs of Canada. It's a win-win-win.

Peace Collective

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Lions and Tigers
and Wolves, oh my!

Adorn yourself with some custom-built local fashions at Crywolf. Or check out European styles with some bite at Tiger of Sweden.

There's fit and then there's cross-fit. Featuring a health-conscious cafe, the Academy of Lions will help whip you into shape.
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Once the sun sets and the bars and restaurants open, Ossington's vibe is transformed to the host all the local trendy nighttime crowds.

Like most resto bars in the hood, Soos features a long but narrow interior with a distinct Asian flair. They serve up creative cocktails and a selection of Malaysian dishes like pork belly pancakes and yellow lentil daal with roti.
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Savoury at
Every Step

A few doors down is the greek restaurant Mamakas Taverna, serving up modern takes on the classics like lamb shanks, greek salad and grilled octopus, while providing a cozy and warm environment
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Korean-American fusion comes to life at Oddseoul. From crispy wings, to pork bao sandwiches, there's plenty to munch on with drinks. The standout bite is The Loosey, a burger-grilled-cheese-kimchi hybrid that is sure to amaze. A soft, moist patty, plenty of sauce, and a tangy kick from pickles and kimchi. The two-piece snack bursting with flavour.
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Popular ice cream spot Bang Bang has lineups even in the winter. It's well worth the wait for quality flavours and generous portions. Lots of dairy-alternative flavours available as well. Get your scoops in a full or half cookie sandwich, or wait for the delicious waffle cone as they make it fresh to order.
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Barber & Co

An unsuspecting men's barber shop during the day, transforms into Gift Shop bar at night. This spot is so undisclosed, you gotta to come check it out yourself to get the full scoop on what's inside.
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Had to Flipping Do It

You've never seen menus quite like this. Inspired by retro comic books and vintage ads, this convincing menu looks like it was preserved from the 70's. A good mix of generic but perfected cocktails featured on the menu.
The Had to Flipping Do It, a nostalgic cocktail made with of whiskey, banana liqueur, Nutella, chocolate syrup, caramelized banana, egg & nutmeg with a side of Nutella breadsticks. Talk about a treat.