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[gstc84]

The Village restaurant group has recently purchased and will be taking over Bubby's Kitchen by week's end.

 

 

I heard yesterday that the Village group also purchased and will be taking over Shine Cafe. Anyone else have any scoop on whether that's true or just a rumour, and if it includes both Shine locations?

[Kapten Kapsell]

 

Progress is being made on the second location of Bubby Rose *Bakery* in the former location of Rainbird Boutique in the Cook Street Village...

[G-Man]

A second location on the same street as the other bakery and within a block of Bubby's Kitchen? That's a bit dull.

[Kapten Kapsell]

A second location on the same street as the other bakery and within a block of Bubby's Kitchen? That's a bit dull.

Bubby's Kitchen is becoming Villages though...

[thundergun]

They used to have a bakery right in the village before the Kitchen opened up, so this is just a return to the old way of doing things after an underwhelming attempt at a restaurant. 

[jasmineshinga]

Seriously?  You work down there and are complaining about food options?  Have you ever worked in just a normal strip mall or suburban office?

Nope, used to work in a much larger city with waaay more culinary diversity and quality. The ass end of Pandora is not great for food comparatively.

[Brantastic]

^I'm not sure that end of Pandora is the ass end.

[Mystic-Pizza]

What the heck is a Nosherie?

[SimonH]

What the heck is a Nosherie?

Its a place to chow down.

[aastra]

 

A second location on the same street as the other bakery and within a block of Bubby's Kitchen?

 

Bubby's district?

[Nparker]

Bubby's district?

Time for the CoV to add some signage: BuDi

[Rob Randall]

What the heck is a Nosherie?

 

Oy vey.

 

 

[Mystic-Pizza]

Oy vey.

 

 

Is Oy Vey Jewish?  what does it mean?

 

Is Nosherie a type of pasta?

Edited by Mystic-Pizza, 13 December 2018 - 01:30 PM.

[Jackerbie]

Is Oy Vey Jewish?  what does it mean?

 

Is Nosherie a type of pasta?

 

"Nosh" is Yiddish for "nibble." "Noshery" or "Nosherie" is just a portmanteau adding -ery or -erie, like we see with "bakery" or "boulangerie." It's basically a different way to say restaurant.

[sdwright.vic]

oy vey
/oi ˈvā/
exclamation
indicating dismay or grief.

[Mystic-Pizza]

oy vey
/oi ˈvā/
exclamation
indicating dismay or grief.

I heard the food is good at Bubby's, so definitely try if before you have dismay and grief over it LOL.

[sdwright.vic]

You asked what oy vey meant!

[jasmineshinga]

^I'm not sure that end of Pandora is the ass end.

Fair, but the middle-y bits are utter trash and don't make for nice phrasing. The water-front end sounds lame too.

[Matt R.]

CoV is looking for applications from street food vendors in three locations downtown. Info in the link.

https://lookaside.fb...zLGqe8zAUaCOc6g

Matt.

Edited by Matt R., 13 December 2018 - 10:32 PM.

[DustMagnet]

Fair, but the middle-y bits are utter trash and don't make for nice phrasing. The water-front end sounds lame too.

How about "the wet end"?