Prince Edward Island, Canada Bathroom Signs

Cavendish Visitor's Centre

Original Richards, CoveHead - Arguably the best lobster roll in PEI

Oggi Bistro, Grimsby Ontario

 

Oggi Bistro

16 Ontario St., Grimsby Ontario

Excellent Italian cuisine

Vienna, Austria Bathroom Signs, 2013

Bathroom Signs from Vienna which we visited in 2013

Brezl Gwölb - Historic Austrian restaurant at Ledererhof 9

Hundertwasserhaus is a unique residential apartment building in Vienna, Austria, completed in 1985 based on the concepts of Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser - Kegelgasse 36-38

Griechenbeisl is one of the oldest restaurants in Vienna established in 1447 - Innere Stradt

Café Central is a historic Viennese coffeehouse - Herrengasse 14

North York Tennis Club, Toronto

 3 Bubbles for Winter Tennis at Peanut Plaza (North Bubble), Cassandra Blvd (East Bubble) and Bond St. (South Bubble)

 

Caplansky's Deli, Toronto

New Caplansky's location in Yorkville has whimsical bathroom signs, just like the original location on College Street.

 Caplansky's Deli Yorkville
156 Cumberland St

Went back to Caplansky's recently and the awesome bathroom signs featuring Zane Caplansky have been replaced with these ones–more elegant but not nearly as entertaining as the previous ones.

These comical bathroom signs provide another type of "brand recognition", with the brand being represented by the dynamic and slightly larger-than-life owner of Caplansky's Deli, Zane Caplansky.  Zane is a vocal advocate for food trucks including his own, nicknamed "Thunderin' Thelma".  This deli has good smoked meat sandwiches, fries and gravy.

Caplansky's Deli
356 College St, Toronto

Mr. Tonkatsu

Mr. Tonkatsu specializes in the Tonkatsu dish, consisting of deep-fried pork cutlet served with some shredded raw cabbage and sweet sauce.  It also offers deep-fried chicken, squid and shrimp in a deliciously light breading, as well as curries and more. 

Mr Tonkatsu
520 Bloor St. West

Kama Indian Cuisine, Toronto

Kama serves classical Indian cuisine including a la carte dishes as well as lunch and dinner buffets.  Located in the heart of the Entertainment District, steps away from the Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales Theatres.

Kama
214 King St. West, Toronto