Wow no replies, I guess no one uses these pans.

Has anyone used any of these pans? are they any good? how durable are they? and can you get good high heat cooking without worrying of burning or ruining the pan. I have seen more companies coming out with these eco pans and light cast iron pans which are suppose to be much better than the Teflon coated ones that are bad for your health and scratch easily.

Starfrit has a line of both pans.

Someone who works with me mentioned that just because some stores roast their own coffee beans does not mean they know how to roast the beans properly to bring out their full flavors.

How do I know if they know how to roast?

Thank for the replies, I will definitely check out Te Aro and T.A.N, since they are the closest

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Te Aro
983 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M1K2, CA

As the title says I am looking for a coffee store,shop in the downtown area that roasts coffee daily or every other day,and has the date of when they roasted it on their package and have a variety of espresso roasts.

Thank you in advance for the replies.

I hope they have a vendor selling Jiang Bing crepes.

Anyone have information of what kind of food there will be? Looks interesting,I'm thinking they will probably have the same vendors from the taste of Asia,which will be great,I just love that feeling of an open street market.

Here's a link:
http://www.naaaptoronto.org/nightmarket/

I also think Goldin's should have won,Caplansky's second and the Stockyards last,but if Caplansky's won just because they got more votes because,they didn't run out of smoked meat,I'm surprised that the Stockyards ran out so fast since they are just around the corner from Whychwood.Whats even more weird is that they started serving their bbq brisket that they use for their brisket sandwich which was just disappointing,

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Caplansky's
356 College Street, Toronto, ON M6J, CA