The Savarin Tavern

Photo below by Alan L Brown - Posted May, 2008

The plaque, apparently located here at 330 Bay at Adelaide, appears to be missing. According to Heritage Toronto, it's a 1983 Toronto Historical Board plaque and the text of the plaque says:

Plaque coordinates: 43.650112 -79.381156

The Savarin, a popular restaurant and tavern for nearly fifty years, was built at 336 Bay Street in 1928, and was the work of the firm of N.A. Armstrong, architects. It was designated in 1980 under the Ontario Heritage Act. To provide for redevelopment of the site, the Queenston limestone facade with bronze windows was dismantled and stored while a new building was erected. The facade was reconstructed in an enclosed courtyard, during a major renovation of the Northern Ontario Building at the northwest corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets in 1982.

More
Commercial buildings

Here are the visitors' comments for this page.

(none yet)

Here's where you can write a comment for this page.

Note: If you wish to ask me a question, please use the email link in the menu.

Note: Comments are moderated. Yours will appear on this page within 24 hours
(usually much sooner).