A Toronto mall is getting a massive food hall with 10 new concepts Toronto TorontoMall FoodHall
The ground floor space where Queen's Cross Food Hall is slated to open close to the Queen subway station.
It's good news for anyone who's been missing Richtree Market on Level One of the mall, as this new food hall will be taking its place near the entrance to the Queen subway station. Retail Insider also reports that Oliver & Bonacini is planning on opening another restaurant at Eaton Centre that should be called
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