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Toronto Beach Club
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Toronto is getting a new beach club in one of the most cursed locations in the city
The same Toronto beach that was just trashed is getting a new club next month.
Woodbine Beach was laid to waste over the infamous May 2-4 long weekend thanks to a TikTok rave, but now a club for sanctioned fun will be opening in June.
It ll be called (what else?) Toronto Beach Club, and comes to us from Scale Hospitality and Hanif Harji, the people behind Shook, Byblos, Wheatsheaf and Lapinou.
Nothing has been able to survive long in the sprawling Lake Shore Blvd. E. location, which has seen Neruda, Carters Landing and Paralia come and go.
For over 20 years, Hanif Harji, the CEO of Scale Hospitality and ICONINK, has opened and operated some of Toronto’s most successful restaurants Byblos, Patria and Figo, to name a few. And, like everyone else in the restaurant industry, Harji has had to pivot. “Our core focus during this time is providing guests with the same hospitality at home that they would expect in our dining rooms,” he says of the new takeaway and delivery experiences. One to watch for: Shook, Harji’s recently reopened plant-based King West spot, is launching a monthly hummus subscription box.
When he’s too busy to cook for himself, Harji hits up some of his favourite restaurants for takeaway. “My wife and I have enjoyed more takeout since the pandemic started as a way of supporting and staying connected to our industry,” says Harji. “We order in about once a week.” Here, four of his go-tos and what he orders at each one.