The Danforth is set to lose yet another neighbourhood favourite to the Ontario line subway construction as Greek bakery Akropolis Pastries prepares...
Dozens of people took to the comments to express their love for the establishment and their years of service to the community.
"Thank you for your friendly customer service & delicious goodies. You will be missed," said one customer.Several more chimed in with hearts and crying emojis, as well as shout-outs to their favourite dishes.that he received official notice that Akropolis was to be expropriated in the winter of 2022.
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