Toronto bar famous for its Caesars shut down by landlord Toronto TorontoBar
has been serving their community from day to night for years, but now the landlord has forced them to pack up their belongings immediately.
The space named for the intersection where it was located was known for Caesars and a great patio, which they valiantlyThey continued to roll with the punches during tumultuous recent times when thedue to being directly named after a man who worked to delay the abolition of slavery, speaking out to say they wished they could rename their space .
A letter posted on the front door at Dundas and Carlaw indicates the landlord has terminated their lease. A representative from Dundas and Carlaw tells blogTO that their landlord has threatened to charge them for cleaning and get rid of their equipment if they did not get all belongings packed immediately.Lead photo by
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