A new spot for wine, café drinks, and rare specialty snacks is opening up at St. Lawrence Market and they’re celebrating with free treats. GoodGood is launching its second location near St. Lawrence Market next week with a whole day of free café bevvies and gluten-free mini donuts from Tori’s Bakeshop.

The grand opening will be held on Thursday, February 24th and you can stop in for your complimentary treats any time throughout the day. But, if you miss out, GoodGood has more special offers planned on Friday the 25th and throughout the weekend.

Between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Friday, select wine bottles and six-packs of beer will be marked down to 50% off. Then on Saturday, you can sample some specialty treats between noon and 3 p.m., and on Sunday, you’ll get a tote full of delicious surprises with every order at the GoodGood store.

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The new sit-down café and wine bar features a patio, a full coffee bar with pastries, takeout and dine-in lunch menu, as well as beer and wine.

GoodGood is not just the city’s newest café chain, though. It’s also a service that delivers hard-to-find items and specialty snacks to your door in 60 minutes or less. If you live outside their delivery range, you can still get your stuff delivered the same or the next day.

The company also has a café on Adelaide St West and plans to open three more around town in the next couple of months.

So if you want to start your day with a free pick-me-up, you’ll want to mark down the St. Lawrence opening in your calendar!

GoodGood St. Lawrence

Where: 140A The Esplanade
When: Opens Thursday, February 24th

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