433 Eastern Avenue, Building B

Wander past one of Toronto's most handsome survivors of Edwardian industrial architecture on Eastern Avenue. Originally opened in 1912 as Consumers' Gas Station B, this striking red brick factory still turns heads with its decorative stone lintels, arched windows, and distinctive monitored roofline. It's a rewarding stop for anyone who loves the layered industrial history baked into Toronto's east end — a living reminder of the city's manufacturing past that's found new life in the present. Perfect for after work — drop in solo or bring a friend. No experience necessary.