Entertainment District

The Entertainment District is incredibly unique. You cannot turn a corner and be disappointed with where you are or where you can go. As the district houses some of the most creative people and agencies in Toronto, this area lights up the city. Important to the Entertainment District is how it has transformed to an area of innovation, exploration and creation.

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Little Nicky’s

Address
375 Queen Street West

Any time Little Nicky’s is brought up, one immediately thinks about two things: damn good coffee and homemade donuts that melt in your mouth. Located on Peter Street just south of Queen, Little Nicky’s is a step into the 1920’s with vintage art pieces decorating the walls, along with their teak furniture allowing you to feel at home. These baristas know their coffee, whether it be a simple latte or espresso shot, their knowledge of the beans and how coffee works with their specific milk shows the care and investment every person puts into an order. It’s always a question of how they got their name (and no, it’s not the movie); Little Nicky is the owner’s dog that they have pictured in the cafe. When the designer needs a jolt of energy, there’s no question that Little Nicky’s is our first stop.

Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Little Nicky’s
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Soho House

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