Long Branch
A former Etobicoke village on Lake Ontario, now seventeen restaurants, nine parks and a walk score of 89 in southwest Toronto.
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About this Neighborhood
Long Branch sits in the southwest corner of the former Township of Etobicoke, on the shore of Lake Ontario, and was a partially independent municipality from 1930 to 1967. The land came from a late 18th-century grant to Colonel Samuel Smith, and part of it was developed as a summer resort in the late 1800s. Wikipedia dates its inception to 1884. The present-day snapshot maps 17 restaurants averaging 4.1 stars, 9 parks, 5 grocery options, 4 coffee shops and 3 fitness spots, with a walk score of 89. Yelp averages 4.4 across 1,669 reviews, led by 850 Degrees Pizzeria, Woody's Burger Bar and Grill and Feast of Dilli. Foursquare's popular categories are park, coffee shop, pizzeria, sandwich spot, pub, cafe, Mexican restaurant and bar. Rent and air quality are not recorded.
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