David really knows his stuff and helped me build the sim rig of my dreams. The quality and service…read morewere absolutely worth the investment. I would highly recommend Vthrotl.

Think of MoMonday's as your monthly motivational mobilizer. These events are built around…read morenetworking and hearing stories that are meant to inspire. The London chapter of MoMonday's has the highest turnout of most of the events in North America. Cool eh? Theres a 2 hour window before the event where you can network with other attendees. There is a bar which is nice if you need something to take the edge off. The thing I find about MoMonday's is that a lot of people are very open to talking. I'm kind of shy and I was still able to meet a lot of people my first time. Heck, I even found a fellow Yelper! When the show begins, there are 3 speakers, a halftime game show and some more time to network, and 3 more speakers. The speakers prepare 10 minute long stories about their lives. Whether it is combating mental illness, dealing with a sick family member or a serious accident or death, to just doing something they love, every story is different and meant to open your mind to realizing the potential out there in the world. I'm at a time in my life where I'm not sure where I'm headed exactly but I need to start taking charge in order to be the person I would like to be. This is the perfect event if you are looking for a pick me up, some inspiration, or just a way to network with new people.

A wonderful experience from start to finish. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff made having my…read morepiece framed painless. Trust their experience and you will not be disappointed.

Really knowlegable, helpful, friendly 'Staff' helped me find a print of a harbour on the east coast…read morewith two fishing boats docked there!

Danny's has most of what you'll need to brew your own beer and wine - lots of kits, gear, tools -…read morebasically everything to get you going on your own. Directly put, they need to read a few books on customer service. I bought grains in Toronto to be able to visit London to do a first brew with family, and Danny's was the closest to downtown that would perhaps help us out to mill our grains. Easily done - a service that most shops in and around Toronto will gladly offer for a pretty low price. It's a service after all. When we called them to ask if they'd mill our grains, the person who answered the phone then asked us if we were going to buy anything else from the shop, as "that's how they make their money." Hm. The next day when we actually went in to see if they'd mill them, the number of excuses why they didn't want to mill them was amazing. Something about rodents and bugs and contamination of our grains mixed with their mill, and oh, the battery was dead anyway on their mill. What? Give me another reason why you don't want us to spend money in your shop - please. We left, and went to BrewHaven (literally, a haven for brewers!) who very gladly milled our Toronto grains for only $6 (18lbs). The person we dealt with at Danny's unfortunately had a politician's brashness to them - not suitable for service and for attempting to bring more business into their fledgeling Wine and Beers shop. You've lost us as customers, and to dozens more local brewers who will, no doubt, be heading over to BrewHaven.

This is a family run business that has been operating for years. They are friendly and very helpful…read moreat accommodating customers to come in and bottle their wine. The prices are competitive and I've never been disappointed with the finished product. There are cheeses and honey for sale at different times. I am always welcomed coming into the store and have nothing but positive comments for the staff.

I visited the Arts Project when my friends company was celebrating their anniversary. They had a…read moreprojector set up with a slideshow and a movie. It was catered and had alcohol as well. This is a perfect space for a smaller event with urban flare. As I add happenings around London to the Yelp Events page, I always find a TON of stuff happening at the Arts Project. From plays, exhibits, painting, to event hosting, this place is a multifaceted space with great work on the walls. I took some time to take in the art while we celebrated at the event and each piece was very lovely. I don't know too much about art galleries or art itself but I really enjoyed my time here. It felt relaxed, yet exclusive. Next time you need a spot to host an event, check out the Arts Project, you will be glad you did!

For the creatively inclined and curious, this is the go to place. Many art classes open to the…read morepublic, festivals using this location as HQ, you'll definitely find something to your liking. Yesterday was promoting the Dundas street festival. There is a variety of art on display by local artists. The atmosphere is very upbeat and you should definitely come here during the London fringe festival!

(Last visited 2/2/2023.) While working in London I heard some talk of good wings in the area and…read moreFitzray's came up! So I made sure to make my way here to check these guys out! Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right on the corner of Dundas and Talbot is this gem. It's pretty much a sports bar with a stage for when there's live music or a DJ present! You have to stay tuned to their social media pages and website for that information. Once in the door you're brought immediately to the bar area which is pretty big and full of giant TVs all over the place. As you make your way further into the restaurant you'll walk past the complimentary popcorn machine and leave the bar area as you enter the main dining room. Further back is where the live music would be. It wasn't terribly loud, but it seemed like it may have been a slow night. Service: Mia took excellent care of me. She was sweet, fast, thorough and made sure that I had everything that I needed! Jay is also the owner so be sure to say hi to him. Food: Throughout my 2 visits here to Fitzray's I was able to try several things, so I'll break them down individually. Here goes. Strip Steak Appetizer: So this is a New York strip cut and sautéed with garlic butter and red wine then served with a garlic aioli as well as a chipotle sauce. The steak was very tender, seasoned well and the sauces were perfect complements to the steak. Fish & Chips: So this is 6 oz. of beer-battered haddock loin on a bed of fries. Classic. I LOVED this dish more than I expected to. This place is actually known for this dish and I see why. The fish was super flakey, flavorful and there isn't much more to say. It's such a simple straightforward dish that's done so well. Maple Bacon Dry Rub Wings: So the wings here are breaded, like a THICK, fluffy breading that I wouldn't normally enjoy, but it didn't bother me on any of the wings. These were crispy, the meat fell off the bone and these tasted like if the syrup from your pancakes or waffles touched your bacon. Lol. I hope that makes sense. Hot Honey Wings: These were Mia's favorite flavor so I had to try these out. These was a lot of good Buffalo flavor right up front with just a bit of sweetness on the back end that was a supporting character in this wing's story. Suicide Wings: So this is the HOTTEST flavor that the restaurant offers. The heat comes in a little late and continues to build for a LONG time. These are no joke, but I could handle them. Lol. Deliciously saucy. Mango Habanero Dry Rub Wings: Super flavorful, smokey, peppery, spicy with a good fruity flavor. Value: Excellent. It's pub fare, so it's not meant to be super expensive here, but the drinks will certainly sneak up on you. You can also get a pound of wings for $9.00 CAD during their #WingWednesday special which runs all day and again on Sundays. You can also get that same deal every night after 8:00pm. In conclusion, I loved this place and I'm very happy that I had the opportunity to check this place out. I can see myself stopping back in to try some more things in the future when I visit the area again. Thank you for reading.

Nothing bad to say for the handful of times I've been, food seems to be consistent other than the…read morewaitress arguing with me that hot honey is the same as fire and ice/hot and honey garlic. Ordered hot honey wings thinking that's what I would get and it was hot and honey garlic. NOT hot honey. NOT the same thing but the staff seem to believe it is. Also I've never seen a restaurant put "hot and honey garlic" on their menu let alone call it by the wrong name.. If somebody wants two sauces mixed they will ask for it, you don't add it to the menu. Make sure the menu is written properly and the staff are trained on it. Literally your only job is to know that menu front to back and bring it to me after I've ordered. Next they are going to tell me Cesar salad and a Cesar drink are the same thing.

This place is amazing! If you want to build a community and make friends, here's a place. It has…read moreamazing latin American food. The tacos were amazing! I recommend the birria tacos and the caipiriñas. The ambience is decorated with vibrant colours and with flags of all latam. The service is nice, it can be slow if there's too many people but they're usually fast and very kind.

My waitress Maggie was amazing, Food was amazing, not much of a crowd tonight so the noise was just…read morefine! They also offered my service dog water, which immediately impresses me at any restaurant I go to. I plan on coming back!

I had the Thai Chicken bowl and it was delicious! All fresh ingredients and delicious! Portion…read morewas just right. Fast service! Waitress was Grady and very friendly. Will definitely stop here again when traveling.