Walrus and the Carpenter, Toronto (CLOSED): ChefDb: The Chef and Restaurant Database

Walrus and the Carpenter Chrysalis Group 136 Cumberland Street Toronto, Ontario	The Mad Hatter Room. Billed as "Toronto's first exclusively seafood restaurant". Destroyed by fire, August 26, 1984.
(1964 - 1984)

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Back of the House
Duration	Name	Position
1983 - 1984	Tony Carter	Executive Chef
Front of the House
Duration	Name	Position
1983 - 1984	Tom Kristenbrun Chrysalis	Co-owner/Partner
[1979 - 1980]	Evie Magill	Co-owner/Partner
[1979 - 1980]	Hugh Magill	Co-owner/Partner
--	Eric Hofer	Manager
[1964]	Peter Williams	Owner/Proprietor

Last updated: 2011-10-30

"The Walrus and the Carpenter" is a poem by Lewis Carroll that appeared in his book Through the Looking-Glass, published in December 1871.

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1964 openings | 1984 closings | Places in Toronto | Places in Ontario | Places in Canada | Places in the M5R postal code | Area(s): Yorkville

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