Michael Hainsworth's HAINSWORTH.COM » panoramic http://www.hainsworth.com Serving the Internet for over 75 years! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:11:10 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Serving the Internet for over 75 years! Michael Hainsworth's HAINSWORTH.COM no Serving the Internet for over 75 years! Michael Hainsworth's HAINSWORTH.COM » panoramic http://www.hainsworth.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.hainsworth.com The Senator Restaurant, Toronto http://www.hainsworth.com/2009/05/the-senator-restaurant/ http://www.hainsworth.com/2009/05/the-senator-restaurant/#comments Sat, 30 May 2009 01:25:26 +0000 Michael http://www.hainsworth.com/?p=3036 Click-drag your mouse on the image to look around this Apple QuickTime VR. View QTVR Portfolio

In the late 1800s, a house was built at 249 Victoria Street in Toronto. A Macedonian entrepreneur, Robert Angeloff, converted the house into a diner named The Busy Bee Diner. In 1948, George Nicolau renovated the Bee, re-opening it under the name The Senator. Nicolau’s son Nick and nephew Cecil Djambazis purchased the diner in 1964.

With Nick quietly toiling in the kitchen and Cecil cajoling with the customers, the Senator became a downtown landmark, earning accolades for the `best egg sandwich in town’ and coffee to go from the three famous urns still in our front window. – from the menu

]]> http://www.hainsworth.com/2009/05/the-senator-restaurant/feed/ 0 Busy Bee Diner,Cecil Djambazis,diner,egg sandwich,George Nicolau,landmark,panorama,panoramic,panoramic photography,qtvr,restaurant,Robert Angeloff In the late 1800s, a house was built at 249 Victoria Street in Toronto. A Macedonian entrepreneur converted the house into a diner. In the late 1800s, a house was built at 249 Victoria Street in Toronto. A Macedonian entrepreneur, Robert Angeloff, converted the house into a diner named The Busy Bee Diner. In 1948, George Nicolau renovated the Bee, re-opening it under the name The Senator. Nicolau's son Nick and nephew Cecil Djambazis purchased the diner in 1964. With Nick quietly toiling in the kitchen and Cecil cajoling with the customers, the Senator became a downtown landmark, earning accolades for the `best egg sandwich in town' and coffee to go from the three famous urns still in our front window. -- from the menu Michael Hainsworth's HAINSWORTH.COM no