What better way to celebrate the closing of a restaurant (for whatever reason) than to bring out the champagne glasses, to swap stories, to sing, go a little wild. and toast and celebrate the occasion.
After all the joint represented a slice of life for the owners, staff and customers who were connected with it. They even had a break-up table where couples came to formally say goodbye to their relationship. Why should we celebrate life only at funeral masses and at the graveside. We all have good times too! https://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2021/12/gayleys-cafe-emotional-toronto-closing/ Roland. Toronto.