12-14-2018, 03:23 PM
(12-14-2018, 10:08 AM)jgsz Wrote: The Duke Food Block may not be viable anymore. I think the biggest problem they face is getting supplies into the restaurants. There is no rear access and you can't park on the ION tracks. The only other option for these restaurants is to block one lane of traffic on Duke Street while they bring in supplies. I don't know how they can get around these obstacles.
I think around the corner on Queen St N is viable; alternatively, they can truck in food after hours, and potentially park on the rail or simply on Duke. I know on King St, DTK, with Pizza Pizza, they delivery is usually 4 in the morning, and the wine shop is around 5:30 am. RBC 1 am (Ontario St) and Scotia Bank is usually 4 am, and CIBC is closer to 6 am.
There are ways, obviously places like Toronto manage, and the traffic and population there is crazy.