The history of Ed's Warehouse restaurant in Toronto Toronto EdsWarehouse
in 1962 for $200,000. He was quoted as saying that the value of the land alone was worth more than the purchase price, which included the theatre.
Ed eventually opened more restaurants on King Street and also built the Princess of Wales Theatre. Finally, From the moment the restaurant opened, the decor became part of the attraction. Best of all, after dining in this delightfully garish atmosphere, the Royal Alexandra Theatre was only a few steps away.
The restaurant was so successful that Ed Mirvish expanded and opened Ed's Seafood, Ed's Chinese, Ed's Italian and Ed's Folly . In 1971, I subscribed to the Mirvish theatre series. When my first tickets arrived in the mail, I received two complimentary coupons for Ed's Warehouse. If I remember correctly, each coupon had a value of $20, which covered the entire cost of the meal. These were indeed the"good old days."
One year on my birthday, my family told me that they were taking me out to dinner, but they kept their choice of restaurant a surprise. I inquired if I should wear a tie and jacket and was told that they were unnecessary.
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