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General Food, Dining and Nightlife News
Prior to this space being Honey Bake Shop, it was Words Worth Books (now located next door). Any thoughts on whether the Uptown will be able to stabilize the loss of retail spaces in favour of restaurant and bar spaces? Will Uptown end up with a mix similar to the University Plaza area, that is a high number of places to eat with maybe a handful of services (dentist, hair cuts, pharmacy), but no general retail? Or, half tongue in cheek, does this mean that this is the forerunner a new wave of retail spaces that cater to a similar demographic.
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