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Neighbourhood Guide Neighbourhood Guide 4979-4981 Bathurst Street 647.203.1271 Toronto, ON M2R 2H6 Groceries Schools Food Basics Associated Hebrew Schools of Toronto 5915 Yonge Street (416) 221-2961 252 Finch Avenue West (416) 494-7666 Highland Farms Brebeuf College 4750 Dufferin Street (416) 736-6606 211 Steeles Ave. East (416) 393-5508 Real Canadian Superstore Cardinal Carter Academy 51 Gerry Fitzgerald Drive (416) 665-3209 36 Greenfield Avenue (416) 393-5556 Crawford Adventist Academy 531 Finch Avenue West (416) 633-0090 Banks Monseigneur de Charbonnel BMO 110 Drewry Avenue (416) 393-5537 6518 Yonge Street (416) 590-7880 Northview Heights SS CIBC 550 Finch Avenue West (416) 395-3290 4927 Bathurst Street (416) 222-1147 R.J. Lang E & MS RBC 227 Drewry Avenue (416) 395-2780 5968 Bathurst Street (416) 663-7620 St. Antoine Daniel Scotiabank 160 Finch Avenue West (416) 393-5339 5607 Yonge Street (416) 590-7500 Yorkview PS TD Bank 130 Yorkview Drive (416) 395-2980 6209 Bathurst Street (905) 660-6068 Pharmacies Libraries Centennial Branch Classic Care Pharmacy 578 Finch Ave. West (416) 395-5490 5935 Bathurst Street (416) 224-9891 Dufferin-Clark Library Main Drug Mart 1441 Clark Avenue West (905) 653-7323 5927 Bathurst Street (416) 221-2444 Northview Pharmacy North York Central Library 4949 Bathurst Street (416) 224-8555 5120 Yonge Street (416) 395-5535 Shoppers Drug Mart Vaughan Public Library 5998 Bathurst Street (416) 661-6863 900 Clark Avenue West (905) 653-7323 5845 Yonge Street (416) 221-5505 Daycare Post Office Cards & Gifts (Retail Outlet) Carousel Child Care 1057 Steeles Ave. West (800) 267-1177 623 Finch Avenue West (416) 636-0614 Shoppers Drug Mart (Retail Outlet) Child Care Centre 5998 Bathurst Street (800) 267-1177 255 Finch Avenue West (416) 392-5690 Steeles Avenue West PO (Main) Enriched Child Care 2215 Steeles Ave. West (800) 267-1177 6030 Bathurst Street (416) 650-5355 Gan Yeladim Daycare 100 Elder Street (416) 638-1796 JRCC Daycare Movie Theatres 5950 Bathurst Street (416) 736-0781 Lana Daycare Cineplex Odeon Sheppard Cinemas 387 Horsham Avenue (416) 907-3535 4861 Yonge Street (416) 590-9397 Little Star Private Daycare Rainbow Cinema Promenade Mall 86 Santa Barbara Road (647) 435-9079 1 Promenade Circle (905) 886-7464 Tiki Daycare Silver City Yorkdale 20 Tangreen Court (416) 764-6663 3401 Dufferin Street (416) 787-4432 Shopping Malls Fast Food Centrepoint Bagel Nook 6464 Yonge Street (416) 223-9560 219 Wilmington Avenue (416) 907-3232 Promenade Cafe Princess 1 Promenade Circle (905) 764-0020 5590 Yonge Street (416) 733-9600 Sheppard Centre Country Style Bistro & Deli 2 Sheppard Ave. East (416) 226-5151 6255 Bathurst Street (416) 250-6669 Jerry's Fish & Chips Photo courtesy of www.excellentsigns.com 246 Sheppard Ave. W. (416) 225-9944 Medical McDonald's Codsell Medical Clinic 6170 Bathurst Street (416) 226-0351 1 Codsell Avenue (416) 398-7355 Starbuck's Earl Bales Walk-in Clinic 4926 Bathurst Street (416) 398-1264 4256 Bathurst Street (416) 352-7188 Swiss Chalet North York General Hospital 180 Steeles Avenue West (416) 439-0439 555 Finch Avenue West (416) 633-9420 Subway Sandwich Stonebrook Dental 4907 Bathurst Street (416) 512-9574 4256 Bathurst Street (416) 636-4227 Tim Hortons 309 Finch Avenue West (416) 512-0300 515 Drewry Avenue (416) 901-9362 Fitness Tov-Li Pizza Carnegie Centennial Arena 5982 Bathurst Street (416) 650-9800 580 Finch Ave. W. (416) 395-6066 Wendy's Don Valley Golf Course 5095 Yonge Street (416) 221-4866 4200 Yonge Street (416) 392-2465 Wimpy's Diner Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre 590 Sheppard Ave. W. (416) 635-7013 5100 Yonge Street (416) 395-7585 Wolfie's Delicatessen Earl Bales Park & Community Centre 660 Sheppard Ave. W. (416) 638-9653 4169 Bathurst Street (416) 395-7873 Prosserman Jewish Community Centre 4588 Bathurst Street (416) 636-1880 Restaurants Alborz Restaurant 5906 Yonge Street (416) 226-6564 Anton's 6233 Bathurst Street (416) 222-7727 Baton Rouge 5000 Yonge Street (416) 218-0094 Belle Bar & Restaurant 4949 Bathurst Street (416) 222-0033 Demi's Family Restaurant 221 Wilmington Avenue (416) 635-0591 Golden Griddle Worship 1110 Finch Avenue West (416) 663-5140 Hamizrach Northminster United 6233 Bathurst Street (416) 222-7727 255 Finch Avenue West (416) 225-7941 Mandarin St. Edwards Roman Catholic 1027 Finch Avenue West (416) 736-6000 75 Churchill Avenue (416) 221-9131 Mezza Notte Trattoria St. Theodore of Canterbury Anglican 5304 Yonge Street (416) 222-2888 111 Cactus Avenue (416) 222-2461 Willowdale Christian Reformed Church Mr. Greek 70 Hilda Avenue (416) 221-7829 1000 Finch Avenue West (416) 661-2300 Willowdale Pentecostal Pickle Barrel (Centerpoint) 288 Cummer Avenue (416) 222-1631 6508 Yonge Street (416) 226-4444 Willowdale Presbyterian St. Louis Bary & Grill 38 Ellerslie Avenue (416) 221-8373 4548 Dufferin Street (416) 663-2000 Yorkview Heights Baptist Zaffron Restaurant 98 Finch Avenue West (416) 221-5861 6200 Yonge Street (416) 223-7070 .
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